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A hot tub with a view of a residential area and hills in the background.

1. Old Distillery Lodge

Kingussie

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24 Nov - 25 Nov

A large stone building with multiple windows and a prominent entrance.

2. Glenspey

Kingussie

includes taxes & fees

3 Nov - 4 Nov

3. Arden House

Kingussie

Joel

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24 Nov - 25 Nov

A cabin with a porch and stairs, surrounded by snow-covered trees.

4. Torbreck Chalet

Kingussie

5. Mountain Hare Apartment

Kingussie

includes taxes & fees

24 Nov - 25 Nov

A row of cabins with sloped roofs, surrounded by a forested area and a dirt path.

6. Otter Lodge

Kingussie

stuart

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31 Oct - 1 Nov

A two-story house with a stone exterior, a gravel driveway, and a fenced yard.

7. Inshcraig

Kingussie

includes taxes & fees

24 Nov - 25 Nov

8. Osprey Apartment

Kingussie

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27 Oct - 28 Oct

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Top Kingussie Hotel Reviews

Fisher's Hotel

8/10 Good

"Very central for all of the town. Comfortable ro9ms"

Scotlands Spa Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Staff were all very friendly and helpful. My partner and I stayed with my 4 year old niece, her first time in a hotel and she had a wonderful experience, she is already planning a return visit with us! Breakfast had lots of choice, well cooked & presented and also caters well for various allergies/intolerances."

Macdonald Aviemore Highland Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Excellent 2 night stay at this family friendly hotel in October with our two grandkids. Only negative was the pool having to close for a deep clean on one night of our stay so our grandkids missed out on the pool disco, however I am sure this was required for health and safety reasons."

Columba House

8/10 Good

"A comfortable hotel to stay in. It is a little run down and lacks attention to detail (wallpaper peeling, rust on radiator that just need an enamel coating). I was disappointed that I booked a four poster room, but did not get a four poster bed. This should be updated on the website if the rooms have changed. I stayed for two nights in different rooms. In the twin room I received a couple of bottles of water, biscuits, and sweets which I thought was a nice touch. In the more expensive ‘four poster’ room I didn’t get any of these things. There was also no wardrobe, yet there was a wardrobe in the twin room which is a smaller room. The decor of the ‘four poster’ doesn’t seem to be able to decide what it is. The curtains, carpet, and side lamp have a Scottish feel, which goes with all the original wood, but then the ceiling lamp is rope (navy/sea theme) and the mirror and picture frame are an old manor house feel, it’s just a bit disjointed. And the tiny TV on the wall looks silly with the size of the room. The room has no hairdryer, iron or ironing board. I understand the attraction of running a staffless hotel, but this place feels like it needs a bit of care and attention, then it could be a little gem. Overall a comfortable stay, but I would look for somewhere else on my next trip to Scotland."

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