Scottish Highlands Castles

A mountainous landscape with two prominent peaks, a winding road, and a small lake.

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Our top choices for Scottish Highlands castles

A wooden interior with a checkered floor, a staircase, and a view of a dining area with a table and chairs.

1. Mansfield Castle Hotel

Tain

Mark

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11 Sept - 12 Sept

A large, white, castle-like building with multiple towers and a flag.

2. Glenskirlie House & Castle

Bonnybridge

Michelle

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6 Sept - 7 Sept

A stone castle with a white building in front, surrounded by trees and grass.

3. Hallgreen castle

Montrose

Marlene

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30 Aug - 31 Aug

A modern kitchen with a dining area, a TV mounted on the wall, and a bar area with stools.

4. Carmel Apartments Queen Street Residence

Falkirk

Aseer

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3 Sept - 4 Sept

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Top Scottish Highlands Hotel Reviews

Cameron House on Loch Lomond

10/10 Excellent

"Valet and porter met us as we pulled up and were very helpful. Property is gorgeous and right on Loch Lomond. Room was very nice. The best of our vacation. I had facecloths for the first time in Scotland which sounds silly but I wash my face every night and had to use a towel everywhere else."

Coylumbridge Resort Hotel

8/10 Good

"Check-in was slow as usual. There's a fast-lane for those of us who had checked in online, but it was getting used as a general lane. The person checking us in needed to know who we'd booked with (why? It was all paid, and I'd already checked in online). Next he asked my name, but then said 'No, no, no.' I was sure I was right, but he was sure I was wrong. But then he found me on his computer screen and it turned out that I did know my name. Staff were exceedingly pleasant and helpful, especially the dining area staff. Top marks. Queues at busy times (buffet style) but the food was fine, though not spectacular. For the cost of the meals, one could have a lovely table service meal in a restaurant but if all-you-can-eat appeals, it's not bad. There's plenty of car parking spaces, but lots of white vans parked - and long-wheel base vans take up at least two spaces, and sometimes more if they are wide. Dedicated parking spaces for vans would be useful. At night, it can be hard to find a nearby parking spot but the coach car park always has spaces. Overall, cheap and very good value for money and I do recommend this venue without hesitation."

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