Ski accommodation

It may be cold outside, but the Macdonald Aviemore Hotel will be sure to warm your heart during the winter months. After a day out on the slopes, relax and unwind in their newly refurbished rooms - they even have extra storage space to put your skis away. In the evening, you'll be in foodie heaven with a range of bars and restaurants located within the resort.

This chalet offers a unique and modern getaway in the north of Scotland near Nairn. Sleeping up to four people, this self-catering option has everything you need for a cosy winter stay, nestled in the Scottish Highlands surrounded by towering birch trees and nature. This rural setting allows you to slow down your travels and reconnect with the landscape around you – enjoy a warming coffee out on the decking in the morning or gather with friends and cook up a storm on the BBQ.

Located close to the Moray Firth and on the cusp of the Cairngorms National Park, you’ll have a playground of outdoor activities and experiences on your doorstep to enjoy – what will you try first?

After a day on the slopes, relax at the newly refurbished Kingshouse Hotel. With 57 bedrooms available, there’s plenty of rooms to suit all tastes and budgets. Wake up to panoramic views of the Highlands and sample the very best Scottish cuisine throughout breakfast, lunch and dinner. Not only is the hotel a great base for your skiing adventure at Glencoe Mountain Resort, but it’s also set on the West Highland Way.

Treat yourself to spot of luxury with a stay in this contemporary lodge located in Boat of Garten, just north of Aviemore. Perfect for larger groups, the lodge sleeps up to eight people and boasts a rustic yet cosy place to stay, complete with a roaring log fire, a fire pit and BBQ, and a warming hot tub with spectacular views. After a long and exciting day of exploring, it is the ideal place to come back to, to relax, unwind and indulge before doing it all over again the next day.

Here you’ll be surrounded by ancient Caledonian pine forests which offer up an amazing range of activities and things to do for the whole family to get involved in.

If you're looking for a short ski break in Scotland then make sure to book a stay at Pine Bank Chalets. Make yourself right at home in its comfortable and cosy surroundings. Fancy a quiet day indoors? Show your competitive side by borrowing some classic board games from reception, or get into shape with the accommodation's gym and fitness area.

This homely Highland lodge has been beautifully refurbished and is situated near Nethy Bridge in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. Sleeping up to eight people, it is a great option for family gatherings or holidays with friends, featuring plenty of cosy space, a wood burning stove, and breathtaking views into the Cairngorms National Park.

An ideal choice for those skiing adventures, the lodge is just a short 30-minute drive to the Cairngorm Ski Centre. With Aviemore nearby too, you can uncover a range of local restaurants and attractions for when you want to enjoy more than just the slopes.

Receive a warm Highland welcome on your next ski holiday with Beechwood Cottage B&B. Start your day off right with a fully cooked breakfast as you admire the beautiful Scottish landscape. Head to Glencoe Mountain where the whole family can enjoy an array of different activities, from skiing, snowboarding and sledging to hillwalking and mountain biking.

Book an authentic stay in Scotland at the Glenisla Hotel in Angus Glen near Blairgowrie. This old coaching inn has retained its charm and character throughout the centuries and creates a rustic place to stay. Not just a hotel, Glenisla also has a bar and restaurant too, with a menu full of local produce and tasty delights to tuck into.

Dogs are welcome in the hotel, so remember to bring your furry friend along to join in all the fun, with plenty of untouched landscapes and outdoor experiences just a stones’ throw away, there’s a range of things to get up to.

Situated in the very heart of Glencoe, receive a warm Highland welcome from the Clachaig Inn. With 23 fully modernised bedrooms available with en-suite facilities, you’ll feel right at home in no time. Enjoy your evening with a dram of whisky; you’ll truly be spoilt for choice with over 400 to choose from across its 3 bars. Fancy learning more about our national drink? Clachaig Inn run regular whisky tasting sessions led by a whisky expert.

Ready to feel like a pampered pooch? We thought so too! Take your ski holiday up a notch at the Fife Arms. You’ll find 46 individual guestrooms and suites beautifully decorated to help tell the tale of Braemar’s rich historic past. Most of the rooms are dog-friendly too! If you’re looking to try something new, the hotel are on hand to suggest lots of unforgettable experiences in and around the area, from golf and creative writing, foraging for your own supper to even designing your own tartan.

Base yourself in these modern cabins in Braemar that are in the perfect spot for exploring this historic corner of Scotland. With four cabins to choose from, sleeping between 2 – 4 people, you can enjoy a quirky getaway and escape to the Cairngorms National Park that is just a short journey away.

The cabins are also dog friendly, so your furry family member can join in the holiday too. Immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes that surround you here, with a chance to get out on the slopes, explore local trails on two wheels, or relax and slow down this winter with low level walks and enticing attractions to visit.

This holiday park in the quiet village of Tomintoul would be the perfect base for a ski holiday. Just a ten minute drive from The Lecht and one hour from Glenshee, Wigwam Holidays Glenlivet offers the perfect blend of action packed adventures, outdoor living and quality accommodation within the Cairngorm National Park.

Set in the heart of Braemar village is Ivy Cottage. The guesthouse offers 3 bedrooms all fully furnished with en-suite facilities and garage storage, so there will be plenty of space for all your skiing gear. In the morning, dig into a hearty Scottish breakfast made from the finest local produce where you’ll also be treated to a spot of entertainment from the local wildlife while overlooking the garden. If you’re looking for lunch ideas while you’re out and about, packed lunches can also be requested in advance.

Situated in one of the sunniest spots in Scotland, there are plenty of things to smile about when you book a stay here. Wake up to glorious views over the Moray Firth or tuck into some delicious comfort food in the Chaplin's Restaurant, with lots of beef and seafood specialities to choose from. If you fancy a day or two away from the slopes, take a boat trip along the Moray Firth for a day of dolphin spotting.

Escape the cold for some much-needed TLC at Rowan Tree Country Hotel & Restaurant. With a great range of comfortable guest rooms to choose from and the chance to sample delicious Scottish cuisine at their very own restaurant, it's the perfect base for the ultimate skiing holiday.

Enjoy the finer things in life with Ardlogie Lodge. Situated right in the very heart of the Cairngorms, this luxury self-catering accommodation provides a peaceful setting to help you escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Excited for your upcoming ski holiday? The Scottish Highlands is the perfect winter sports destination to help you hone your skills. With fantastic ski resorts close by, including Cairngorm Mountain and The Lecht, get ready to take in the spectacular views as you ski down their slopes.

Located within the Cairngorms National Park, Gulabin Lodge is the perfect base for families who simply can't get enough of the outdoors. Whether you're looking to sharpen your skills or enjoy your first taste of skiing and snowboarding, the Glenshee Ski and Board School at Glenshee Ski Centre is the perfect starting point. With its experienced and fully qualified ski instructors and range of fun obstacles for you to try out, you will become a pro in no time! For the non-skiers, there are a whole range of outdoor pursuits to be enjoyed, including abseiling, mountain biking and archery or, if you're brave enough, take on the Leap of Faith.