Plockton Hotels

Where to stay in Plockton

Plockton village centre

Staying in the heart of Plockton truly offers a blend of charm and convenience. With quaint B&Bs and charming guesthouses scattered throughout, there's a cosy corner for every traveller. The village centre is a stone's throw from local shops, welcoming pubs, and the picturesque harbour—perfect for those who fancy wandering without straying too far from their lodgings.

Lochside accommodations

Imagine waking up to the serene beauty of a loch—a view that’s as refreshing as your morning cuppa. Lochside accommodations in Plockton range from luxurious hotels to charming cottages, each offering stunning views that are hard to beat. The loch is a hub for activities like kayaking and fishing, and nearby, you'll find lovely walking trails and sites to explore, such as the iconic Duncraig Castle.

Family-friendly hotels

Travelling with the little ones? Plockton’s family-friendly accommodations have got you covered with spacious rooms and family suites. Nearby attractions like the Plockton Seal Trips and the Plockton Heritage Trail are great for keeping the kiddos entertained. Dining options are plenty, with many eateries offering children’s menus and hearty meals that satisfy even the pickiest eater.

Romantic getaways

For a touch of romance, Plockton is a wee slice of paradise. Cosy inns and secluded hotels with romantic settings await couples looking for a memorable escape. With amenities like private balconies and in-room dining, couples can enjoy quality time together. Take a romantic stroll along the loch or enjoy a sunset dinner at one of the local eateries for a truly enchanting experience.

Boutique hotels

Plockton’s boutique hotels offer a unique and personalised experience, with quirky decor and bespoke services that make each stay special. Many of these boutique gems are located near delightful shops and local dining spots, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the local culture and enjoy a bit of retail therapy.

Pet-friendly hotels

No need to leave Fido behind! Plockton offers a selection of pet-friendly hotels where your furry friends are more than welcome. With nearby pet-friendly parks and walking trails, there’s plenty for pets and their owners to explore. Some accommodations even offer pet-sitting services and special pet amenities, ensuring a comfortable stay for all members of the family.

Luxury accommodations

For those seeking the finer things, Plockton’s luxury accommodations promise an indulgent stay. Expect plush furnishings, top-notch service, and exclusive amenities such as spas and gourmet dining options. High-end restaurants in the area offer exquisite dining experiences, making it a feast for the senses.

Budget-friendly options

Travelling on a budget? Fear not, Plockton has budget-friendly accommodations that don’t skimp on comfort. From affordable B&Bs to cost-effective guesthouses, there are plenty of wallet-friendly options. Savvy travellers can find value deals by booking in advance or travelling off-peak. For dining, local pubs offer hearty meals at reasonable prices, and there are plenty of free or low-cost activities, like hiking and exploring the beautiful landscapes.

A Scottish Conservation Village

The Plockton area is especially popular with cyclists and hikers due to its ease of access to the breathtaking mountain walks of the Scottish Highlands and the Western Isles.

The village is next to the pictorial shores of Loch Carron, a sheltered sea loch overlooked by the ruins of Strome Castle, which was established in the 15th century. One of the most popular Plockton hotels and restaurants is the Plockton Hotel and Inn, which offers comfortable, elegantly presented accommodation and deliciously fresh seafood recipes and other great dishes.

Duncraig Castle

Dating back to the 1860s, Duncraig Castle is one of the Highlands' most impressive mansions, and is noted for its distinctive Scottish Baronial architecture. The building, beneath a backdrop of dramatic mountain scenery, is now a deluxe bed and breakfast establishment, and can be easily identified from Plockton itself.

The Isle of Skye

The largest island in the Scottish Inner Hebrides, Skye has been inhabited for thousands of years and is revered for its sweeping bays, prominent peaks, and unspoilt white sandy beaches. The rocky hill of The Storr has been especially popular with hikers over the years, and was the site of the biggest environmental artworks exhibit in Britain, in 2005. Skye is linked to the Scottish mainland via the Skye Bridge, which was built in the 1990s and is approximately 500m long, although a number of mainland ports provide regular ferry services to settlements on the island.

Other places to stay and eat in the area

Consider the hospitable, stylish Haven Guest House, the Seabank Bed & Breakfast, MacKenzie's B&B, or book a stay at the charming Balmacara Hotel in nearby Balmacara. For other tantalising Scottish dishes, consider the Plockton Shores Restaurant, or choose the convenient Harbours Fish Bar for some fantastic pizzas, fish & chips, and more excellent fast food.