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Kessock Highland Lodges

  • 5.0 Visitor Rating
  • Sleeps up to 4
  • Hot Tub

About Kessock Highland Lodges

The lush, rolling meadowland surrounding this site lends a real feel of tranquillity and ensures total peace and quiet to guests staying here. If you are looking for somewhere to relax and unwind with spectacular scenery and numerous attractions on the doorstep, then Kessock Highland Lodges could be just the ticket.

The mountain scenery in this region is simply stunning and cycling and walking are excellent ways to explore. The area is also teeming with wildlife and rare species of flora and fauna making it a great choice for nature lovers. Families too will find plenty to do with dolphin-watching boat trips, castle and gardens all within easy reach. The vibrant city of Inverness is also just a short drive away offering fantastic shopping, fine dining restaurants and buzzing nightlife.

Beauly Lodges are perfect for couples and are cosy and romantic with a spacious master suite, Jacuzzi bath and shower/steam cubicle and open plan living area. Cromarty Lodges are ideal for families or two couples and sleep 4. These contemporary lodges have fantastic open plan living space, fully fitted kitchens with all the mod cons and beautiful views from the terrace. All lodges here have luxurious private hot tubs.

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Lodge Facilities
  • One large bedroom with king-size double and TV
  • Bathroom with Jacuzzi bath and large shower with waterfall head and handheld shower head
  • Open-plan living space with stylish kitchen
  • Spacious lounge and dining area with 50" flatscreen LED Smart TV
  • Doors leading out to decking with open views
  • Private garden with washing line
  • Outdoor hot tub
  • Part of Autograph Lodge Holidays Collection
  • Set amidst lush meadowland in Highland Scotland
  • Secluded location for exploring
  • Decks and hot tubs for relaxing
  • Close to Loch Ness for monster-spotting
  • Nearby Great Glen for scenic walks
  • Cairngorms National Park for hiking and wildlife
  • Boat trip on Moray Firth for dolphin watching
  • Inverness, Highland capital, a short drive away
Accommodation features
  • A collection of contemporary one and two bedroom, luxurious lodges with hot tubs
  • Outdoor hot tub
  • Flat screen TV with Freeview/DVD/CD
  • Wi-Fi
  • Kitchen including microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and washer/dryer
  • Coffee machine (small selection of pods, further pods available - charges apply)
  • Bath and/or shower
  • Double or Single shower with waterfall head and hand held shower head
  • Bed linen, duvets and towels
  • Beds made up for your arrival
  • Decking with garden furniture
  • Double glazed and heated throughout
  • Outdoor contemporary rotating sphere
  • Gas and electricity included
  • Travel cots and highchairs £10pw each
  • Group bookings may be subject to restrictions
  • All non-smoking accommodation, smoking near the accommodation is not permitted

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  • Sleeps 2
  • Hot Tub

Superb lodge with luxurious and contemporary styling features. One large bedroom with king-size double and a TV. Bathroom with Jacuzzi bath and large shower with waterfall head and handheld shower head.

From £945 for 7 nights
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  • Sleeps 4
  • Hot Tub

Superb lodge with luxurious and contemporary styling features. One bedroom with king-size bed and one twin (can be linked to form super king-size double) both with TVs and en suite double/single shower with waterfall head and hand held shower. open-plan living space with stylish kitchen.

From £1,055 for 7 nights
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Kessock Highland Lodges Prices 2026

Lowest Price (3 Nts)
£485
Lowest Price (4 Nts)
£549
Highest Price
£3,504
Most Expensive Time
August
Cheapest Time
November
Biggest Discount
Up to £124 off 7 nts in Jun 2027
Avg Price Per Night
£196
Avg Price Per Week
£1,375
Lowest Price Accommodation
Cromarty Lodge
Most Expensive Accommodation
Beauly Lodge

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Kessock Highland Lodges Reviews

5.0Visitor Rating out of 5

37 reviews from guests who stayed at Kessock Highland Lodges

Eileen
Sep 2025

"Beautiful lodge. Eerything you could want. Lovely location and wonderful hosts. Fantastic outside areas, with great views."

Lucy
Sep 2025

"This lodge was spacious and had everything you would need for a trip away, nice little touches made it stand out more!"

Germ Wijtse
Sep 2025

"Spacious and well-equipped accommodation: a wonderful base for excursions around Inverness and Northern Scotland, but also to fully enjoy the facilities, the terrace and the view, the dolphins nearby, castles, and more. The host was also very friendly and helpful. Another plus: a Tesla Super Charger just a 15-minute drive away."

David
Aug 2025

"Can't fault at all. Lodge amazing. Perfect location and great base to explore. Run by the nicest couple. Hot tub and views from the balcony made it that little bit extra special. Will go back and stay again in the future"

Barbara
Apr 2025

"Our Kessock Highland Lodges review: Enjoyed a brilliant time with 10 days of sunshine in April! The lodge was amazing with beautiful views. We travelled about visiting various places and it was great to return to the lodge and take a dip in the hot tub."

Moira and Malcolm
Apr 2025

"Everything was there that we required."

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Top Days Out Near Kessock Highland Lodges

The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Kessock Highland Lodges, with real driving times.

Adventure park 40 min drive · 28.7 miles

Landmark Forest Adventure Park

Sat nav: PH23 3AJ

A Carrbridge adventure park in ancient pine woodland, with treetop nets, water coasters and life-sized dinosaurs.

  • Families
  • Thrill seekers
  • Rainy days
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Landmark Forest Adventure Park is a nature-based theme and adventure park in Carrbridge, set within an area of ancient pine woodland. It opened in 1970 and was one of the first purpose-built visitor centres in Europe.

Tip: Book online in advance, as tickets are date specific and cheaper than buying on the day.

Historic castle 23 min drive · 14.4 miles

Castle Leod

Sat nav: IV14 9AA

A red sandstone Highland tower house, still a family home, said to inspire Outlander's Castle Leoch.

  • Couples
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Castle Leod is the seat of Clan Mackenzie, a Category A-listed red sandstone tower house near the Victorian spa village of Strathpeffer, with Ben Wyvis behind it. It is believed to stand on the site of an ancient Pictish fort, and the Earl of Cromartie's family still lives here.

Tip: The castle is open to the public only on selected days each year, so check the website before you set off. Parking is for open days and private tour guests only.

Ruined castle 38 min drive · 22.2 miles

Urquhart Castle

Sat nav: IV63 6XL

Explore the ruins of a medieval fortress on a rocky headland above Loch Ness.

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Urquhart Castle is a ruined fortress on Strone Point, a headland overlooking Loch Ness, about two kilometres east of Drumnadrochit. It was once one of Scotland's largest castles, and its story takes in the Wars of Independence, raids by the Lords of the Isles and the Jacobite Risings, when departing government troops blew it up.

Tip: Book your visit online in advance to guarantee entry.

Castle and gardens 27 min drive · 18 miles

Cawdor Castle

Sat nav: IV12 5RD

A Highland castle built around a 15th-century tower, with three gardens and ancient oak woodland.

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Cawdor Castle stands near Nairn in the Scottish Highlands. It is built around a 15th-century tower house, with later additions enclosing a courtyard reached by a drawbridge. The castle began as a Calder property and passed to the Campbells in the 16th century. In the lowest level of the tower you can see the remains of the small holly tree it was built around.

Tip: The castle and gardens only open to visitors for part of the year, so check the Cawdor Castle website for reopening dates before you set off.

Whisky distillery 23 min drive · 17 miles

The Dalmore Distillery

Sat nav: IV17 0UT

A Highland single malt distillery on the Cromarty Firth, making whisky since 1839.

  • Couples
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The Dalmore is a Highland single malt distillery in Alness, about 20 miles north of Inverness. It sits on the banks of the Cromarty Firth, overlooking the Black Isle, and has been making whisky since 1839. The distillery's website offers a distillery experience that you can reserve.

Historic fortress 25 min drive · 16.1 miles

Fort George

Sat nav: IV2 7TE

A vast, almost unaltered 18th-century star-shaped fortress on a promontory jutting into the Moray Firth.

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Fort George is a large 18th-century fortress at Ardersier, built after the Jacobite rising of 1745 to control the Highlands. Its star-shaped design survives virtually unaltered, with grassed-over walls, bastions, a drawbridge and a wide ditch. The fortress has never been attacked, and it has been described as "a harmony of pure reason and serene menace".

Tip: Head for the Grand Magazine to see the Seafield Collection of Arms and, if you're lucky, the actors bringing 18th-century soldiers' stories to life.

Whisky distillery 29 min drive · 20.8 miles

Tomatin Distillery

Sat nav: IV13 7YT

A Highland single malt distillery south of Inverness, with a long history and tours you can book.

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Tomatin is a Highland single malt Scotch whisky distillery in the village of Tomatin, about 25 minutes south of Inverness. The distillery was established in 1897, closed in 1906 and reopened in 1909. By 1974 it had 23 stills and was the largest malt distillery in the world. That number was later reduced to 12, as the focus moved to single malts.

Tip: Tours can be booked through the Tomatin website.

Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.

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