The Scot House Hotel
Kingussie, Highlands and Islands

The Scot House Hotel in Kingussie - completely renovated in 2004 - an award winning 3 star Victorian Highland Hotel. Enjoy our extremly comfortable all-ensuite rooms, award winning meals and friendly and relaxing atmosphere. At the very heart of the Cairngorm National Park, amid the magnificent scenery of the Scottish Highlands lies The Scot House Hotel with its Spey Bar and Restaurant in the unspoilt village of Kingussie, only 15 minutes south of Aviemore. Completely renovated in 2004 - The Scot House Hotel - a Victorian Highland Hotel - offers a relaxing atmosphere, friendly personal attention, excellent award winning Scottish and International food and extremely comfortable spacious accommodation to a very high standard. It is recommended by several leading hotel guides including Michelin, aa Hotel Guide, Les Routiers, Travellers' Scotland and many more. The Scot House Hotel, which has been awarded the coveted aa Rosette many times, lies within a 20 mile radius of 10 championship golf courses including Boat of Garten, Newtonmore, Nairn and Kingussie,which has its own main line train station and is only 40 minutes away from Inverness airport, 2 and 1/2 hours from Edinburgh and 2 and 1/2 hours from Glasgow by car. The Scot House Hotel is the perfect touring base from which to explore the whisky and castle trails, try fly fishing in the River Spey, snowboarding or skiing in the Cairngorm Mountains or simply enjoying the stunning scenery and rich wildlife. Restaurant and bar have wheelchair access. Regrettably our bedrooms are not suitable for wheelchair access. For the comfort of all our guests and staff, the Scot House Hotel is a non-smoking property.

At the foothills of the Cairngorm and Monadhliath Mountain ranges, lies Kingussie , a paradise for outdoor activities and those who appreciate invigorating Highland air, dramatic scenery and Highland hospitality. There is a much on offer here. For those seeking invigorating activities, there is climbing, rambling, pony trekking, water and winter sports. Kingussie’s challenging 18 hole hillside golf course, established in 1891, rises to 1,000 ft above sea level, offering spectacular views of the National Park. For those seeking Highland peace and tranquillity there are glorious riverside walks, fishing and bird watching or visit the ruins of Ruthven Barracks - a pleasant country walk from the town.