The Crossing

Star Hotel

"This hotel is an amazing place to stay. Extremely clean, fresh rooms with everyrhing you need. It also has a choice of places to eat which were all excellent. Staff were all lovely, friendly & very helpful. Would def recommend!!"

Columba House

"Lovely quiet self service hotel. Perfect for a jaunt around Kingussie."

Arden House

"I went on a hiking trip with my dad. One of the owners gave us advise for several hiking routes and for places to grab a bite for diner. The Rooms we’re really nice and the breakfast was wonderful. The couple that is running the place are the nicest people you could wish for during your stay."

Duke Of Gordon Hotel

"A very nice experience to stay for a place with a long history. The location is extremely easy to find, with plenty of parking. Food and supermarket are also available at short walking distance. Room was spacious and clean. The breakfast was awesome, it is one of the best Scottish breakfast I have experienced. "

Avondale House

"Warm welcome from Sue and Steve. Very clean and homely atmosphere. Sue and Steve are excellent hosts and keen to please....and allowed us to eat our takeaway in the dining room which was great. Full Scottish breakfast was hot and very filling along with the endless supply of fresh toast. We are already thinking about booking for next year. Highly recommend!"

Forces Manor

"Forces Manor is so much more than a guest house - it's a story and Tony the owner is one of the most inspirational people you could ever meet. It's clear he's put his heart and soul in to this place and has created a guesthouse full of heart that just feels magical. It's a place for men and women who have served in the forces to come together over a whisky or 2, and regular folk like our family to have not only a bed for the night if they have plans to explore the local area, but a place to come and socialise, with friends you never knew you had :) We had the pleasure of staying over when Tony was hosting a 'reunion' and my 3 kids were in their element asking the veterans about their time in the war. The gents were truly amazing answering all of my kids questions, showing them all the various models on show and we were even treated to a late night pizza and some eggs for breakfast. My daughter was so excited when Tony said she was more than welcome to bake and after rummaging around in the cupboard, made all the guests some chocolate Brownies. There are so many social spaces within the guesthouse - we chatted with other guests in the dining room, had a game of monopoly and go of the x-box up in the gaming room and the boys spent sometime out on the bikes in the morning before we were ready to head off. Our stay at the Manor was just amazing and I know we will talk about it for years to come - the kids are already asking when we are going back, so a return trip is a must. Tony and his story needs to be heard, so if your planning on visiting the area then I can't recommend forces manor enough."

Ardvonie House

Rathmhor - lovingly restored traditional stone house in Cairngorms National Park