Dog Friendly Places to Stay in Highlands

A Scandinavian style house for seven near Gairloch on the North Coast 500, with sea views through floor to ceiling glass, an enclosed lawn and two dogs welcome.

A four bedroom, four bathroom house for ten at Durness, built where John Lennon spent childhood holidays, with sea views, two wood burners and an enclosed lawn, two dogs welcome.

A one bedroom croft cottage for two at Rhiconich near Kinlochbervie, with a large enclosed garden, a sea loch below and Sandwood Bay in reach, three dogs welcome.

A single level cottage for six near Loch Arkaig at Achnacarry, with a double height lounge, a drying room and a large enclosed garden, two dogs welcome.

A five star croft conversion for eight outside Grantown on Spey, with a tartan snug, a hot tub and an enclosed garden on a working farm, two dogs welcome.

A bungalow for six in a wooded hamlet near Drumnadrochit, with an open fire, a large enclosed garden and Glen Affric within reach, two dogs welcome.

A crofting cottage for four at Culkein near Drumbeg in Assynt, with an enclosed garden, a wood burner and the beaches of the far north west close by, two dogs welcome.

A characterful cottage for four at Fort Augustus with two sitting rooms, a multi fuel stove and a big tree lined enclosed garden, one dog welcome where the Great Glen Way passes.

A single level cottage for four in Nairn with an enclosed paved garden, the beach and town within a short walk, one dog welcome.

A six bedroom house for eleven near Laxford Bridge in Sutherland, with two wood burner lounges, a sunroom, a river at the garden foot and hill loch fishing included, two dogs welcome.

The Grand Designs house at Kinlochleven: a reverse level home for six with sauna, hot tub, BBQ hut and games room, three dogs welcome.

A cabin for two at Kinlochleven with a hot tub in a fully enclosed garden and the Mamores at the door, one dog welcome.

A bungalow for six near Fort Augustus with over half an acre of enclosed lawned garden, a wood burner and red squirrels at the feeders, one dog welcome.

A farmhouse for six at Castletown on the Caithness coast, with a Rayburn, an open fire, an enclosed lawned garden and Dunnet Bay close by, two dogs welcome.

A bungalow for four at Drumnadrochit near Loch Ness, with a hot tub on the decked patio, an enclosed garden and one dog welcome.

A whitewashed cottage for six at Ardgour across the Corran Ferry from the Fort William road, with a wood burner, an enclosed garden and two dogs welcome.

A three bedroom home for five in Grantown on Spey with a hot tub in the private enclosed garden and Anagach Woods at the end of the street, one dog welcome.

A cottage for five at Cannich near Glen Affric, a mile from the birthplace of the golden retriever, with a sunroom, wood burner and enclosed garden, one dog welcome.

A six bedroom house for twelve at Applecross with a pebble beach at the door, an enclosed garden and a wood burner, two dogs welcome over the Bealach na Ba.

A single level lodge for four at Cannich pointed at Glen Affric, with an enclosed garden, a king room and bunks, and three dogs welcome.

A single level lodge for four at Cannich near Glen Affric with its own enclosed garden and a rare three dogs welcome, king room and bunk room inside.

One of three single level lodges at Cannich with enclosed gardens and three dogs welcome apiece, sleeping four with a king room and bunks, Strathglass on the doorstep.

A two bedroom stay for four at Durness with en-suites, glass balconies, a completely enclosed garden and the beaches of the far north west all around, two dogs welcome.

A remote cottage for six on the banks of Lochindorb, facing a ruined island castle, with a Rangemaster kitchen and an enclosed garden, two dogs welcome.

A cottage for four at Ardross in Easter Ross with half an acre of enclosed garden, a wood burner and the Fyrish Monument walk nearby, three dogs welcome.

A four bedroom house for eight at Badachro near Gairloch, with an open fire, a large enclosed garden with decking and a sun house, two dogs welcome.