Highland Coast Hotels unveils £1million makeover across North Coast 500 and Wester Ross
Highland Coast Hotels has kick-started its autumn and winter campaign by unveiling a £1million makeover at selected landmark venues on the world-famous North Coast 500 and at Plockton in Wester Ross.
This latest renovation across the North Highlands is part of the hotel group’s ongoing investment programme to strengthen and enhance the visitor experience and help boost year-round regional growth.
Kylesku Hotel has added four new guestrooms to the main hotel and has brought the seven bedrooms of Kylesku House under the Kylesku Hotel brand. A total of 22 rooms are now being offered by Kylesku Hotel to visitors in the Assynt area from this autumn and winter.
10 rooms in The Haven at Plockton Inn have all been given a major upgrade. Guests visiting this autumn and winter can look forward to new-look bedrooms and public areas. The original beds and furniture have also been repurposed, reupholstered and restored as part of the hotel group’s focus on sustainability. The remaining guestrooms and guest lounge at The Haven will be renovated early 2027.
The guest lounge at Lochardil House in Inverness has been given a soft interior renovation and enhanced by incredible artwork from local artist, Joanna McDonough. Her abstract landscapes lean into the Scottish Highland landscapes capturing the weather, colours and themes you would see in the Scottish Highlands. All 12 guest rooms in the original building of Lochardil House and the garden wing have also been upgraded.
As one of the biggest employers in the North Highlands, Highland Coast Hotels is continuing to bring innovative, sustainable and community-led hospitality to the stunning coastlines of the region.
Managing Director of Highland Coast Hotels, Kenny McMillan, said:
“Our latest £1million makeover across four of our six hotels is yet further evidence of how we’re elevating the visitor experience, as well as helping to boost the regional tourism economy throughout the year.
“As Scotland’s newest luxury boutique hotel collection, Highlands Coast Hotels is already establishing its reputation for showcasing world-class Highland hospitality across the North Coast 500 and Wester Ross.
“We’re also committed to providing year-round employment opportunities and community-led hospitality. Our aim is to create lasting professional careers in hospitality that will benefit our small and remote Highland communities.”
Earlier this year, Highland Coast also reopened one of Scotland’s most historic and northerly pubs at Tongue Hotel. The new look Brass Tap has benefitted from an interior makeover and new outdoor terrace with views across the Kyle of Tongue towards the historic Castle Varrich, Ben Loyal and Ben Hope.
Highland Coast Hotels is committed to responsible tourism, including safe, considered travel in the Highlands. The hotel group continues to encourage visitors to travel at a slower pace; engage with local communities; support local businesses; and respect the natural environment.
Since being established in 2021, Highland Coast Hotels has acquired six of the region’s landmark hotels, including Tongue Hotel; Kylesku Hotel; Plockton Inn; Royal Golf Hotel, Dornoch; Royal Marine Hotel Brora; and Lochardil House in Inverness.
Prices for an overnight stay with Highland Coast Hotels this autumn and winter start from £99 per room, per night, based on two people sharing a standard double room and a bed and breakfast basis.
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