All Hotels by Bespoke in Kingussie - 2026 Updated Prices

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Our top choices for Kingussie Bespoke

The Pitlochry Hydro Hotel

Pitlochry

Anne

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24 Jun - 25 Jun

Craiglynne Hotel

Grantown-on-Spey

Mick

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24 Jun - 25 Jun

Highlander Hotel

Newtonmore

Kevin

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30 Jun - 1 Jul

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Top Kingussie Hotel Reviews

Loch Ness Clansman Hotel

8/10 Good

"They gave us room in annex building. Access is challenging. No handrail on the stairs. Dangerous to go up or down."

Craiglynne Hotel

4/10 Poor

"The Craiglynne Hotel has a lovely exterior and attractive grounds, which gave us a positive first impression. Unfortunately, the inside of the hotel did not live up to that impression. The property felt tired and not particularly well maintained. My room had extremely squeaky floors, and I could clearly hear movement from neighboring rooms, making it difficult to relax. My mother-in-law’s room had a broken shower door, and after we left, she mentioned that her bed sheets appeared dirty. Unfortunately, she didn’t bring it to the staff’s attention during our stay, so the issue was never addressed. The hotel was also hosting several large tour buses during our visit. While that’s not necessarily a problem, the common areas were often crowded and noisy, which affected the overall atmosphere. On the positive side, breakfast was decent, and dinner was acceptable, though neither stood out as particularly memorable. Overall, the hotel has potential because of its location and attractive grounds, but the condition of the rooms, cleanliness concerns, and maintenance issues left us disappointed."