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.

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.

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.

A detached property nestled on a 1000-acre estate overlooking moorland and a couple of Lochs, just outside the village of Lairg. Remote position. Surrounded by wildlife. Ample off-road parking. 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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.