Here we list those members
who provide a wide selection of
properties for the
business traveller or tourist - from
budget to luxury
hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest
house accommodation.
They offer ideal
accommodation for any visitor to Kingussie.
Situated in the
beautiful countryside on the outskirts of
Kingussie, we at Ruthven House provide a warm
Scottish welcome to all guests. We offer superb
4 Star bed & breakfast accommodation, en-suite
facilities available.
All rooms are to a very
high standard. Traditional Scottish breakfast
served and refreshments are available throughout
the day. Internet use available by request.
Ideally located for Ruthven Barracks, RSPB
Reserve plus much more.
The Osprey Hotel is a small family run hotel situated in the heart of Kingussie, next to the Duke of Gordon Gardens.
Rating: Self Assessed | Hotel | 3 Stars Rooms: 7
Room facilities: Wi-Fi | Tea/coffee facilities | Pets allowed | Non-smoking | Internet | High speed internet | Hairdryer | TV | Alarm clock | Rooms from: £30 Mobility info: Unfortunately we do not have facilities for wheelchairs. We have one single room only situated on the ground floor.
The Silverfjord is the ideal base for those perfect sporting breaks, or if you prefer, enjoy a romantic getaway in the heart of the Highlands, but don't forget to leave the comfort of the room and explore those beautiful surroundings!
Rating: Self Assessed | Hotel | 3 Stars Rooms: 6
Room facilities: Wi-Fi | Tea/coffee facilities | Non-smoking | Ironing board | Hypoallergenic pillows | Hairdryer | Family/oversized room | Desk | TV | Rooms from: £42 Mobility info: At the Silverfjord we benefit from all our main areas being on the ground floor with easy access for wheelchair users. We have a parking space at the front door which is kept available for people with mobility issues. There are no steps or obstacles to prevent smooth entry to the hotel and once inside everything is easily accessible. Our ground floor bedroom, whilst not fully equipped for disabled use, is quite spacious and will allow wheelchair users to stay comfortably.
Gynack Villa, 1 High Street, Kingussie, Inverness, PH21 1HS
Jen and Mart welcome you to Allt Gynack Guest House. We are situated in the heart of the Highlands of Scotland just 10 miles south of Aviemore in the picturesque Royal Burgh of Kingussie. We are open all year round enabling you to take advantage of the huge array of outdoor activities in and around the area. From here you can explore the Cairngorm and Monadhliath mountains.
Rating: AA | Guest House | 3 Stars VisitScotland | Guest House | 3 Stars Rooms: 5
Set in the heart of the Cairngorm National Park, with the Cairngorm and Monadhliath mountains on its doorstep, you can't help but enjoy the home comforts of Greystones Bed and Breakfast.
Room facilities: Wi-Fi | Pets allowed | Non-smoking | Ironing board | Internet | Hairdryer | Desk | Alarm clock | Rooms from: £38 Mobility info: 'Grouse' bedroom is a ground floor room with access to bathroom next door. Three steps up from a gravel drive at the front door.
The Cross at Kingussie is a family run five star rated restaurant with rooms located in the lovely Highland village of Kingussie within the stunning Cairngorm National Park, surrounded by mountains.
Rating: AA | Restaurant with Rooms | 5 Stars Rooms: 8
Room facilities: Wi-Fi | Telephone | Non-smoking | Ironing board | Hairdryer | TV | CD player | Alarm clock | Rooms from: £80
Arden House is situated in Kingussie and is surrounded by the Cairngorm and Monadhliath mountains. Built in 1870 Arden House is a lovely example of a Scottish Victorian Villa, which retains many period features.
This Highland retreat has peaceful, secluded grounds and views over the mountains. Columba House offers excellent customer care, delicious food and a cosy bar. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Cairngorm National Park.
The Duke Of Gordon Hotel, is one of the Premier privately owned hotels situated in the Heart of the Scottish Highlands in the village of Kingussie. The hotel looks out across the Spey Valley and the Cairngorm National Park to Ruthven Barracks, the site of an earlier stone castle, constructed in the 1300s by the ancestors of the 1st Duke of Gordon.The Duke of Gordon is one of the very few Highland more info. . .
Lying beneath the magnificent Cairngorm and Monadhliath mountain ranges on
the banks of the mighty River Spey, Kingussie (‘head of the pinewood’) is
part of Scotland’s dramatic ‘great outdoors’ experience. As a typical
Highland destination it offers opportunities for fishing, walking, riding,
sports like shinty and, of course, golf, which has been played here since
the late 19th century on a moorland course.
The
main tourist attraction is the Highland Folk Museum, which boasts a number
of exhibitions about life through the ages in this remarkable part of the
world. These include a replica of a 200-year-old house and a display of
traditional crafts. The town was once an important weaving centre.
Ruthven Barracks - now a romantic ruin built atop an earlier castle - once
commanded a major crossing over the Spey. It was built in 1718 as part of
the Highland campaign to control the Jacobites. They defied the odds to
capture it and blow it up!
The town is home to the
Drumguish whisky distillery and only dates from the 18th century when it was
founded by the Duke of Gordon. Its importance grew after bridges were built
over the Spey and the River Laggan.
It was also here that the wedding took
place of Hester Cattanach and the late Alex Renouf whose work with
Priory Publications laid the foundations for Tourist Net UK. Sadly Alex
passed away Dec 24th 2006.
