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Location: Scottish Hotels: Inverness & Aviemore Info about the town of Inverness here.
Hotels in Inverness and Aviemore in Scotland
- Inverness Marriott Hotel Prices: from £55 pp 4 star
A Scottish mansion house set in 4 acres of gardens, 1 mile from the city centre and adjacent to an excellent golf course. The hotel has an excellent leisure club featuring an indoor heated swimming pool, spa bath, sauna, steam room, fitness room, sunbed, hair and beauty salons and pitch and putt golf course. The restaurant offers excellent food and fine wine and the conservatory offers snacks all day.
- Ramada Jarvis Hotel Inverness Prices: from £45 pp 3 star
ooking the banks of the River Ness, the Ramada Jarvis Inverness assures you of a warm welcome. The excellent Sebastian Coe Health Club includes an indoor swimming pool, sauna and spa bath. The hotel provides a superb base from which to explore the Scottish Highlands.
- Royal Highland Inverness Prices: from £60 pp 3 star
Built in 1854 as the Station Hotel, The Royal Highland Hotel prides itself on over 140 years of true Highland Hospitality. Recently completely refurbished and upgraded to provide the best in traditional comfort and modern facilities, complementing the friendly restful atmosphere and provision of high quality food using local produce.
- Loch Ness House Hotel Prices: from £37.50 pp 3 star
Loch Ness House Hotel offers highland hospitality at its best at this welcoming family-owned hotel. The centre of Inverness is just 5 minutes' drive away and the surrounding area offers a range of activities including golf, fishing and sailing.Hotels near Inverness in Scotland
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- Coul House Hotel Prices: from £39 pp 3 star
This secluded romantic country house in extensive grounds, enjoys magnificent views to the mountains of Wester Ross. It offers fine dining in "Mackenzie's Restaurant", the informality of the "Tartan Bistro", two bars, log fires, a 9 hole pitch and putt course, and is a super centre for touring the Northern Highlands.
- Hilton Hotel Craigendarroch Prices: from £74 pp 4 star
Escape to the heart of Royal Deeside in comfort and elegance at the Hilton Craigendarroch, set on a highland estate with many facilities including swimming pool, sauna, steam room, tennis court and fitness suite. Fishing, 4x4 off road driving, clay pigeon shooting and horse riding are all on offer close by.
- The Boat of Garten Hotel Prices: from £45 pp 3 star
Privately owned, renovated in 2000 and full of Victorian charm, The Boat Hotel is surrounded by the magnificent Cairngorm Mountains and only a few minutes' stroll from the lovely River Spey. With award winning cuisine, friendly personalised service, individually furnished bedrooms, comfortable and attractive lounges, and a relaxing atmosphere, The Boat Hotel is where you can unwind and enjoy a little bit of luxury.
- Loch Kinrod Hotel Ballater Prices: from £35 pp 3 star
Located just a short distance from Ballater in the village of Dinnet, the hotel has 10 bright and comfortable en-suite bedrooms with television and hospitality tray. Renowned locally for its food, the hotel offers a variety of meals from snacks and bar meals to full a la carte. The menus feature a variety of fresh produce including Scottish salmon, venison and beef. Glenshee and the Lecht, two of the five Scottish ski resorts, are both approximately 30 miles from the hotel. Of course you cannot mention Royal Deeside without reference to Braemar and Balmoral Castle, the Scottish Residence of the Royal Family, additionally there are many more historic castles in the area. Also available in the area are fishing, golf, horseriding and magnificent walking.
Hotels in Aviemore in Scotland
- Aviemore Highlands Hotel Prices: from £39 pp 3 star
Nestling at the foot of the "great rock of Craigellachie", this hotel enjoys spectacular views of the Cairngorms. All bedrooms are en suite and have television, radio, hairdryer, trouser press and welcome tray. Relax in the White Lady bar or enjoy fine cuisine in the spacious Ben Macdui Restaurant.
- Hilton Hotel Aviemore Prices: from £59 pp 4 star
The Hilton Aviemore is located in the foothills of the Cairngorm mountains, offering guests a real flavour of Scotland. Relax in the hotel's elegant cocktail bar or dine in the Four Seasons Restaurant. The hotel has excellent leisure facilities including swimming pool, sauna, steam room and gym. Local leisure facilities nearby include golf, skiing and watersports.
- Hilton Hotel Coylumbridge Prices: from £28.50 pp 3 star
The Hilton Coylumbridge is perfect for families and has a special programme of entertainment and activities for children. It is situated in the midst of an open forest at the foot of the Cairngorm Mountains. Leisure facilities include two swimming pools, bubble pool, sauna, archery, solarium, tennis and fun house complex with three soft play areas, games room, mini golf 10-pin bowling and crèche.
About the city of Inverness in Scotland
Inverness is the most important town of the Highland Region of northern Scotland. It serves as the region's commercial and administrative centre and is the chief town of the Inverness district, which has over 60,000 inhabitants. It is the natural 'Capital of the Highlands' due to its geographical location, its proximity to the River Ness and the fact that the roads through the glens all converge on the town. Inverness is now by-passed but is still a natural centre from which to explore this amazing unspoilt part of Scotland, with roads to the north and west leading out like tentacles into the wilds of the Highlands.
Inverness lies on the River Ness in a lowland area near Loch Ness and the Moray Firth. It stands at the eastern end of the Caledonian Canal, which links the northeast and west coasts of Scotland.
If you are planning an adventure out of the town caution is always advised - it will be further than you think; don't be deceived by the map. If the emptiness, remoteness and breathtaking beauty all become a little too much then the trip back to Inverness can be made in a few hours. Back to the bustle of streets, shopping in familiar stores, traffic lights - all the signs of civilisation.
Inverness offers you access to one of the biggest playgrounds in the world. A holiday in Inverness and Loch Ness is something truly unique. It's a feeling. An experience. It's a sense of adventure. It's peace. It's contentment. Unspoilt, unhurried and unbelievable, but not forgotten. It's Scotland at its very best.
About the town of Aviemore in Scotland
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