Hotels and Inns in Kintail and Lochalsh
Kintail Lodge Hotel Shiel Bridge
Converted from a former shooting lodge, the hotel is situated on the A87 road to Skye and stands at the foot of the Five Sisters of Kintail, right on the shores of Loch Duich.
This Highland Hotel is an ideal, comfortable base for walkers, climbers and tourists. If you are keen to bag a Munro or three you couldn't find a better place to stay - 30 of Scotland 's Munroes are in the area. For the less energetic, there are numerous local tourist attractions - all suitable for day trips including Eilean Donan Castle , Plockton, Attadale Gardens , Isle of Skye and Applecross.
Grants at Craigellachie Ratagan
Grants at Craigellachie – an intimate touch of luxury in the heart of the Highlands.
Grants is a little restaurant with rooms offering the opportunity to sample fine Scottish fayre. Grants aim to provide the finest quality food, in a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere for both our guests and non-residents. For opening times and sample menus, please see our website.
Tingle Creek Hotel Erbsuaig, Kyle of Lochalsh
The Tingle Creek Hotel is situated in the hamlet of Erbusaig, between Kyle of Lochalsh and Plockton, and is only a five minute drive away from the Isle of Skye. The hotel has 12 bedrooms, all en-suite and an excellent restaurant, with picturesque sea views across to the Isle of Skye. As a family run hotel, the hosts provide comfortable and relaxed surroundings with good home-cooked Scottish cuisine.
Kyle Hotel Kyle of Lochalsh
The hotel is especially known for its dining. The best of Scottish is served at the Old Chapel restaurant where fresh, local ingredients including sea food and game are used. A less formal dining atmosphere is to be found in the cafe bar. This hotel comprises over 30 rooms and a lobby area.
Balmacara Hotel
Welcome to the Balmacara Hotel, where Skye beckons from the front windows, the glorious hills of Wester Ross from the back, and the scenery tends to set its own very high standards. The Balmacara Hotel is situated on the shores of Loch Alsh, approximately 3 miles from Kyle of Lochalsh, the main crossing point to the Isle of Skye. Most of our bedroom windows frame views of Loch Alsh and, in our restaurant the picture is larger but much the same. Faced with all this, we developed our own hoteliers philosophy. Broadly speaking its based on the idea that if our guests are ever to drag themselves away from our windows, we must make it worth their while.