Cottages with Hot Tubs in Highlands

An excellent, semi-detached house sitting in Elgin, Moray. Electric fire. Dog-friendly. Ample off-road parking. Lossiemouth 7.3 miles; Fochabers 8.4 miles; Burghead 9.7 miles.

Atlas is a luxury, wood-clad log cabin resting rurally in Cawdor near Inverness, Highlands, boasting a hot tub, sauna, and stunning countryside views. North Kessock 12.7 miles; Tomatin 15.3 miles; Dores 17.5 miles.

Aurae is a stylish, four-bedroom log cabin resting in Cawdor near Inverness, Highlands, boasting a hot tub, sauna, open-plan living, and rural views. North Kessock 12.7 miles; Tomatin 15.3 miles; Dores 17.5 miles.

This delightful, four-bedroom holiday home rests in Oldshore Beg near Kinlochbervie, Highland. Countryside views. Woodburning stove. Off-road parking. Families. Durness 21.4 miles; Lairg 51 miles; Inverness 98.4 miles.

Stay at this 300-year-old lovely stone cottage, perfect for long, picturesque walks around loch gairloch, torridon and the isle of skye. named after a lady who once called this snug property home, it has a familiar and homely feel. by day, explore beaches and go dolphin spotting, then relax into your charming, characterful hideaway set on a backdrop of rolling hills come evening. while feeling pleasantly remote, it's conveniently within walking distance of bars, shops and restaurants in nearby gairloch (0.5 miles). the inside of the house is welcoming and cosy. wood features prominently, both in furniture and wall panelling – mountain refuge with all of your creature comforts provided. on the ground floor, there's a cosy lounge where you can sink into the sofa after long days out walking, perhaps watching something on the satellite tv or relaxing with a magazine. light up the log burner to keep you warm if it feels a bit nippy. the main living area has an open-plan layout with a roomy and well-equipped kitchen for preparing meals and a dining area with a good-sized table and chairs. from here, a wooden staircase takes you up to the sleeping quarters. this semi-open-plan space has a bathroom in the middle and a bed at each end. outside, you'll be spoilt by stunning views – make the most of them by sinking into the hot tub with a glass of something tasty to accompany you in your relaxation. there's space to park three cars outside the house.

Set in an idyllic position surrounded by trees in an elevated position in the heights of achterneed, this beautiful cabin is 1.5 miles from the village of strathpeffer which sits within a wide valley. the centre of the village still retains a victorian feel with grand architecture and natural springs. the beautifully restored pavilion hosts a variety of cultural events, including concerts, plays and art exhibitions. there are several eateries to enjoy and walks suitable for all abilities surrounding strathpeffer and the wider area, including the region’s highest mountain, ben wyvis. nearby rogie falls offers a chance to watch wild salmon leap up majestic rock falls whilst the rapids flow beneath the dramatic suspension bridge (4.5 miles). inverness is located 21 miles away. step inside this romantic retreat from the front porch into the spacious lounge/kitchen/diner. relax in the lounge area on the large comfortable sofa after a day out exploring, and convert the sofa into a bed if you have an extra guest staying. on a cooler evening, light the wood burner to cosy up and enjoy a movie on the smart tv. the well-equipped kitchen is the perfect place to cook up a hearty breakfast or evening meal, which can be enjoyed together at the table. head through to the bedroom where you will find a double bed to get a peaceful night’s rest. completing inside is the shower room to get you ready for the day’s activities ahead. venturing outside to the spacious enclosed private garden, you will find the private wood-fired hot tub to soothe any aches away after a day of hiking, with lovely woodland and garden views. the cabin has a porch that offers shelter from the rain and a hanging cocoon egg chair, perfect for enjoying a good book. you can enjoy the peace and tranquillity and dine alfresco at the table and chairs provided.

A character, single-storey cottage set on a 1000-acre estate just outside the village of Lairg, Highlands. Rural position. Local wildlife. Pet-friendly. Woodburning stove. Inverness 51.1 miles.

This property offers quirky seclusion in the form of a solitary cabin with trees dotted around, where you traverse the steep path, lined with wooden creatures, to access a bridge above the sea. On arrival at the bridge you will be greeted by the owner, your luggage taken to the property by the owner's boat (along with yourselves if you so choose!) as you embark on a sojourn from the outside world. You can choose to travel further inland to nearby picturesque towns and coastal paths, dine at the local inn or walk at low tide to your neighbouring remote islands taking in the stunning views. Climb the few steps to the property just metres from the water's edge. Inside, a cosy open-plan living space has all you need for a relaxing stay including ample comfy sofas and TV, and a well-equipped kitchen, perfect for cooking a slap-up meal. An intimate dining space is located in prime position, overlooking the decking and nearby hills. After a satisfying day's exploring, retire to the cosy double bedroom after washing your cares away in the modern shower room. Outside, recline on the bench and enjoy a firepit BBQ or your favourite tipple, perhaps a dram of whisky, drinking in those unbeateable panoramic views. You can even hire a bicycle or indulge in a spot of canoeing while you wait for the sunset to appear over the nearby hills. On a good day you will spot dolphins or seals frolicking in the waves as boats float serenely by.

Faodail House is a tremendous pet-friendly property in Kingsburgh near Uig, Highland, with a woodburning stove, a private hot tub and ground-floor living. Portree 9.7 miles.

Located on a farm near the village of nigg, this lodge is ideally placed for those looking to explore what the highlands has to offer. numerous sandy beaches can be found nearby, including portmahomack and balintore, and there are plenty of coastal walks and trails in the area. there is also a small seasonal ferry that runs from nigg to cromarty, so if you are looking to cut your drive time to the black isle and inverness then it is well worth taking advantage of. the nearby town of tain is home to glenmorangie distillery, as well as a golf course, and further north lies the town of dornoch with its various cafes, gift shops and must-visit beach. the lodge is accessed via the glass entrance door to the front, which leads into an open-plan lounge/kitchen/dining area. the focal point of the room is definitely the cosy wood burner in the lounge, where there is also a smart tv and bluetooth speaker. helpfully, binoculars have been provided for when you are keen to do some dolphin spotting from the comfort of the cabin. the dining area consists of a breakfast bar that seats four people and beautifully divides the lounge and kitchen sections. the kitchen itself is compact yet contains everything you could need during your stay, including an electric oven and hob, combi microwave oven, fridge/freezer, coffee machine and dishwasher. a welcome pack is provided for guests, and your dog will not miss out on getting a small gift too. the king-size bedroom has been tastefully furnished and decorated, with robes provided for guests. the shower room with wc and washbasin contains toiletries for guests, with nice touches to enhance your stay including an anti-mist mirror and automatic light. outside, the decked garden area contains garden furniture and a firepit, as well as a glorious bubbling hot tub that guests are sure to love. guests are provided with non-glass items for use in the hot tub, so you can enjoy a flute of prosecco whilst you enjoy the spectacular sea views from the tub. parking for up to two cars is available at the lodge. the cliff edge is some distance away from the property and is fenced off for extra peace of mind, but please ensure dogs are supervised at all times as there is also livestock on the farm all year round. this property has a private water supply.

Situated on the clifftops outside the highland village of nigg, this property is the ideal escape for couples looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind. enjoy romantic walks along the plentiful sandy beaches in the area, and be sure to visit the other local coastal villages including balintore (with its ‘mermaid of the north’) and portmahomack (where you will find a lighthouse). the area is well known for wildlife: seals, dolphins and seabirds are often spotted within the vicinity. there is a small seasonal ferry that runs from nigg to cromarty, so hop on and explore the black isle with various cafes and restaurants, and the ferry will also shorten your journey time to inverness. the lodge is accessed via the glass doors at the front, which leads into an open-plan layout. the lounge area has a wood burner, smart tv and bluetooth speaker, so you can kick back and relax whilst you enjoy the fantastic sea views from the comfort of your armchair (binoculars are also provided!). the kitchen area is well-equipped and contains an electric oven and hob, combi microwave oven, fridge/freezer, coffee machine and dishwasher. a welcome pack is provided for guests consisting of some essentials, as well as homemade goods for you to enjoy. the dining area is made up of a breakfast bar that seats four people. the king-size bedroom has lovely views of the surrounding countryside, with luxurious robes and toiletries provided for both guests. the shower room with wc and washbasin has some added features including an anti-mist mirror and automatic lighting. the garden area mainly consists of wooden decking, with garden furniture, firepit and hot tub. the lodge looks out beyond the cliff edge to the north sea, meaning you can enjoy these stunning views from the hot tub with a glass of bubbly (non-glass crockery is provided for use outside). there is parking for two cars in the private driveway. this property has a private water supply.

Located off the beaten track along the rugged coastline, this property is a beautiful spot to enjoy a break in the north of scotland. well known for wildlife spotting and picturesque scenery, ross-shire is a great destination for nature lovers and those who like to explore on foot. from the sandy beaches at dornoch to the leaping dolphins at cromarty, there is something to appeal to everyone. golfers can enjoy various courses in the area – including tain and royal dornoch – and kids will love the numerous woodland trails at saltburn-by-the-sea and skelbo. guests can also take advantage of the seasonal ferry that runs from nigg to cromarty, making your journey time to the black isle and inverness much quicker. enter into the lodge via the glass doors, which leads into an open-plan lounge/kitchen/dining area, that make the most of the glorious countryside views from the windows. the lounge contains a smart tv, bluetooth speaker and the comfortable sofa is perfectly placed to take advantage of the views, where binoculars are also provided for guest use. the dining area seats four people around the table, with the option of the breakfast bar that provides an additional place to eat. the kitchen, albeit compact, is very well-equipped. here, you will find an electric oven and hob, combi microwave oven, fridge/freezer, coffee machine and dishwasher. the main king-size bedroom has been tastefully furnished and decorated with robes and toiletries provided for guest use. the twin bedroom contains two full-size single beds (making them suitable for both adults and children) and has been similarly decorated to the master bedroom. the shower room with wc is of a good size and caters for both bedrooms. a brilliant welcome pack is provided upon arrival, which contains some essential items and home-baked goodies for everyone to enjoy (plus, the dog won’t miss out on a treat as a little something will be supplied for them too). outside is a fantastic garden space with decking, where you will find the hot tub, garden furniture and a firepit. views from here extend past the clifftops across to the north sea, where you may be able to spot some dolphins if you are lucky. parking for two cars is available outside the property. the cliff edge is some distance away from the property and is fenced off for extra peace of mind, but please ensure dogs are supervised at all times as there is also livestock on the farm all year round. this property has a private water supply.

With breathtaking sea views that extend as far as the eye can see, this lodge is a fantastic retreat for those looking for a luxury break near the north coast 500 route. located close to the burgh of tain with a golf course, as well as the pretty town of dornoch with cafes, gift shops and sandy beaches. children will love the numerous woodland trails in the area (including skelbo forest and aldie burn), and ensure you take a stroll down to the sutors of cromarty, which is close to the lodge itself. guests are encouraged to hop aboard the seasonal ferry that runs from nigg to cromarty, where you may be lucky enough to spot some dolphins on your travels. the lodge is accessed via the glass doors to the front of the property, which leads you into an open-plan kitchen/lounge/dining area. the lounge area contains a comfortable sofa that has been placed to take advantage of the stunning views outside (binoculars are provided too), as well as a smart tv and bluetooth speaker for cosy evenings in. the dining area seats four people around the table, with an additional seating space at the breakfast bar in the kitchen. the kitchen is neat in size yet very well-equipped with an electric oven and hob, combi microwave oven, fridge/freezer, coffee machine and dishwasher. a welcome pack is provided for guests, which contains some essentials for your stay as well as some home baking. the master king-size bedroom is of a good size and has been tastefully furnished. the twin bedroom has also been decorated to a high standard, with the addition of robes and toiletries provided for all guests. the shower room with wc serves both bedrooms and contains features such as an anti-mist mirror and automatic lights. outside, you can unwind in the hot tub with some prosecco in hand whilst you admire the spectacular views. the decking area contains garden furniture as well as a fire pit, which is great for both sunny days and evenings watching the sunset. parking for two cars only can be found at the rear of the lodge. this property has a private water supply.

Escape to this relaxing bolthole located on the owners farm in nigg, just off the nc500 route. it boasts an elevated cliffside location, ideal for dolphin spotting. sleeping two guests, this is an ideal accommodation choice for those who want to discover the wild beauty of the easter ross peninsula together. during the day, explore the pictish trail and sculptures. alternatively, head off to roam the shores of shandwick bay (7 miles), taking a romantic stroll along the coast of the moray firth. catch the small seasonal ferry from nigg across the bay to cromarty. sample a wee dram at the glenmorangie distillery in nearby tain (11.5 miles), or further north, the town of dornoch offers a variety of cafes, gift shops and a must-visit beach. step inside this superb cabin and into the welcoming open-plan lounge/kitchen/dining area boasting cosy scandinavian-style decor. slip onto the sofa and make yourself at home while you take in the beautiful sea views through the floor-to-ceiling windows. when it's time to eat, use the sleek kitchen area to whip up some dinner to share at the intimate dining table. after dinner, crack open a bottle of wine and warm your toes by the dual-aspect wood burner – set between the lounge and bedroom – adding charm and character to both rooms. at the end of the day, retire to the thoughtfully designed bedroom, which features an impressive double-ended freestanding bath and wonderful sea views through the floor-to-ceiling windows. a chic en-suite shower room with double vanity sinks completes the layout. outside, you’ll find a pretty enclosed decking area with a private hot tub where you will be able to spot dolphins whilst you relax and an outdoor glass-fronted sauna, as well as an outside cold water platform. unwind in this luxurious spot for the ultimate romantic getaway. private parking for two cars is available at the property.

This idyllic haven for two is nestled among the enchanting scottish highlands, with a wide range of walking and cycling paths for you to embark upon nearby. climb up to fyrish monument (11 miles) where you will be rewarded by breathtaking panoramic views over the cromarty firth. you can pick up amenities and find several cosy and welcoming eateries 3.5 miles away in the attractive town of alness. find sandy shores at shandwick beach (13 miles) and dornoch (20 miles). if you fancy a taste of scottish whisky, there are two historic distilleries nearby, glenmorangie (13 miles) or balblair (15 miles). this is a perfect spot for a stay on your nc500 trip, or a simple laid-back location for a quiet and romantic weekend away. thoughtfully & stylishly designed to maximise on space for you to enjoy a glamping break away together. enter through the french doors which flood the space with light and allow you to let the fresh air roll through. to one side of the property’s open-plan space is a compact yet practical kitchen with everything you need to rustle up breakfasts, lunches and dinners, alongside a breakfast bar. a comfortable sofa and smart tv adorn the other side, so you can curl up and watch films in the evening. the welcoming double bedroom at the back of the lodge is a sumptuous space to unwind and has its own smart tv. adjacent is a stylish shower room. outside, the enclosed patio area has garden furniture where you can sit and enjoy an evening tipple underneath the starry sky, alongside a bubbling hot tub where you can soak away the day. you will also have access to the on-site bbq house.

Set in the scottish highlands close to the nc500 route, this is an ideal spot for those travelling through the highlands with their loved one and a beloved dogs. surrounding the lodge is an abundance of walking and cycling routes where you can enjoy a variety of wildlife and scenic views. take the hike up to fyrish monument (11 miles) and be rewarded with spectacular views over the cromarty firth and beyond. for amenities, find shops, restaurants, and pubs in the town of alness (3.5 miles). if you are a couple who love a scotch whisky, visit the distilleries at glenmorangie (13 miles) or balblair (15 miles). alternatively, for a day at the beach, shandwick is 13 miles and dornoch is 22 miles. park up in your private parking space and head through your private patio garden into this spacious pod. upon entering you will find a compact yet practical kitchen area on one side, which has a breakfast bar and all the amenities you will need to create quick breakfasts, prepare picnics and delicious dinners. the other side of the living space has a comfortable sofa with a view of the smart tv so you can curl up on chilly evenings. at the rear is a warm and welcoming bedroom which contains a sumptuous double bed and another smart tv for lazy mornings. completing the accommodation is a stylish shower room. immediately outside is a patio area that is fully enclosed and boasts incredible views of the forest and surroundings. soak away in your hot tub under the starry night sky or head to the shared bbq facilities to cook up something to eat alfresco.

This charming retreat for two offers a tranquil escape and has plenty of walking and cycling routes nearby. it is also located on the scenic nc500 route, making it a good base to take a break while travelling along this scenic coastline. for awe-inspiring views, walk to the dramatic fyrish monument (11 miles), which overlooks the cromarty firth. visit the lively town of alness (3.5 miles), which offers a selection of shops and restaurants so you can find something to eat. visit the mermaid of the north sculpture at balintore (13 miles), where you will also find the golden sands of shandwick beach backed by sand dunes and lined with tidal rock pools. no trip to scotland is complete without a taste of local whisky; the distilleries of glenmorangie and balblair are within 15 miles. step inside the lodge to find a thoughtfully designed layout that maximises the space available. enter through the french doors, which lead into the open-plan living area. to one side, you have a compact yet well-equipped kitchen with all the essentials required for preparing and cooking meals, complete with a handy breakfast bar where you can eat together. after you have refuelled, sit on the comfortable sofa and flick on the smart tv for a cosy evening in. at the rear of the lodge is the bedroom, which contains a double bed and another smart tv, perfect for lazy mornings. completing the interior of the pod is a sleek and stylish shower room. outside, the private patio is fully enclosed and provides the ideal space to unwind beneath the stars on a clear night. make the most of the wonderful private hot tub or relax on the patio seating. guests will also have access to a shared bbq. private parking for one car.

Get away to this beautiful holiday pod in an enchanting highlands setting. head off on foot to explore the beautiful walking routes that can be easily accessed nearby. located just off the nc500, this is a fantastic spot for those travelling the scenic route to take a rest. the intriguing fyrish monument is 11 miles away; walk to the top and be rewarded with spectacular views across cromarty firth and the scottish highlands. pick up amenities or grab a bite to eat in the pretty town of alness (3.5 miles). head to the quiet shores of saltburn beach (3 miles) or visit the golden sands of shandwick (13 miles). see the stunning 11ft-tall mermaid of the north in balintore (13 miles) or try a taste of scotch whisky at glenmorangie distillery (13 miles). park up in your private parking space and head through the enclosed patio and the french doors of the lodge. though compact, the lodge has been thoughtfully designed to maximise the space. on one side of the open-plan space is the sofa and a smart tv, so you can curl up on chilly nights and watch your favourite show. on the other is a kitchen area which has everything you need to cook meals together, along with a handy breakfast bar. when you are ready for some sleep, the bedroom at the rear has a sumptuous double bed. adjacent to the bedroom is a sleek and stylish shower room. outside the lodge is a private, enclosed patio area. here you will find seating where you can dine alfresco, along with a bubbling hot tub so you can soak away the day under the starry night sky. guests on site will also have access to a shared bbq. private parking is available for one car.

The island upon which this property is set, is a beautiful and peaceful island brimming with wildlife and gorgeous scenery. For those that are a fan of sea life and fishing, sit back and admire the seals and dolphins right from the house itself, or head out on the property owner's creel fishing boat to catch a delightful dish for dinner. The local inn is just 1 mile away, where you will find great food, drink and spectacular views out to the sea where your meal has been sourced from. 5 miles away is the village of Gairloch which has a small selection of cafes, pubs and independent shops, perfect for a bit of retail therapy throughout your stay. Upon arriving at this property, you will be greeted by the owner who will take your luggage over to the island allowing you to experience the magical winding path and floating bridge that lead to this quaint cottage. As one of two properties on the island, the peace and serenity that surrounds this abode will amaze you, alongside its beautiful waterside location with views out to sea and onto the mountains beyond. Inside, you will find a well-equipped and well-presented kitchen and a dining area to enjoy a nice romantic meal at, which then leads onto a cosy living room – an ideal space for enjoying a good book or some games. The double bedroom and shower room are both well finished and have everything you need to both get ready for the day ahead and have a restful night's sleep. Out the back of the property, there is a beautiful suntrap garden area where you can sit and enjoy a nice refreshing glass of wine while the BBQ sizzles away. There is also a wonderfully romantic hot tub. The shared patio at the front of the building is where you can catch the most stunning sunsets – you will be truly amazed at how at one with nature you will feel upon returning from a stay on this island.

Tucked away on scotland's spellbinding coastline, with easy access to the nc500, this charming hideaway is a dream base for couples seeking adventures in the highlands. a short drive brings you to the fyrish monument (11 miles), where the climb is rewarded with views that feel almost endless. for days at the beach, dornoch, portmahomack, and shandwick are all within 22 miles and offer a slice of crystal-water paradise and even provide the chance to spot dolphins offshore. avid golfers will be well-served with a showstopping green at alness golf club (4.5 miles) before celebrating a personal best at glenmorangie (12 miles) or balblair distilleries (17 miles). if you're seeking a sweet treat or savoury ingredients, drive 4 miles and arrive at dalmore farm shop, where buttery shortbread and homemade crusty pies await. head into this contemporary cabin and you will discover the lounge/kitchen with an inviting flame-effect fire and wall-mounted smart tv. this sleek setup is perfect for couples who want to unwind on the sofa and catch up on the day's events or rustle up a scottish stew in the stylish black kitchen. in the evening, snuggle into the double bed where modern furnishings, plush bedding and wood panel walls create a cosy atmosphere. start each day with a powerful shower in the chic shower room with wc, before pulling on your supplied robe, sliding on your comfiest slippers, and enjoying a cup of tea in your therapeutic surroundings. the outside of this property is the star of the show. an enclosed deck offers a bubbling hot tub with glorious views of the forest and the lochan. from the grounds, you may catch sight of deer and birds of prey, while resident chickens and ducks wander freely. the experience continues across the wider site, where a distinctive nordic bbq hut offers an atmospheric way to dine. the property benefits from private parking for 1 car.