Highland Coast Hotels has launched a £1m renovation campaign across four of its northern venues, expanding capacity and upgrading guest facilities ahead of the autumn and winter seasons.
The investment forms part of an ongoing capital programme by the hospitality group aimed at strengthening regional visitor infrastructure and sustaining year-round tourism across the North Highlands and Wester Ross.
At Kylesku Hotel in Assynt, four new guestrooms have been added to the main building, while seven bedrooms at Kylesku House have been integrated under the core brand. The venue now offers 22 rooms to tourists over the winter period.
In Wester Ross, 10 guestrooms at The Haven in Plockton Inn have received interior refurbishments, alongside upgraded public areas. Existing furniture and beds were restored and reupholstered to minimise waste, with renovations for the remaining bedrooms and guest lounge scheduled for early 2027.
Lochardil House in Inverness underwent interior updates across all 12 guestrooms in the original building and garden wing. The lounge now features artwork by local artist Joanna McDonough depicting Highland landscapes. The updates follow earlier works at Tongue Hotel, where the group refurbished the Brass Tap pub and added an outdoor terrace overlooking the Kyle of Tongue.
Kenny McMillan, managing director of Highland Coast Hotels, said: “Our latest £1m 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, Highland Coast Hotels is already establishing its reputation for showcasing world-class Highland hospitality across the North Coast 500 and Wester Ross.”
He added: “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.”
Highland Coast Hotels has launched a £1m renovation campaign across four of its northern venues, expanding capacity and upgrading guest facilities ahead of the autumn and winter seasons.
The investment forms part of an ongoing capital programme by the hospitality group aimed at strengthening regional visitor infrastructure and sustaining year-round tourism across the North Highlands and Wester Ross.
At Kylesku Hotel in Assynt, four new guestrooms have been added to the main building, while seven bedrooms at Kylesku House have been integrated under the core brand. The venue now offers 22 rooms to tourists over the winter period.
In Wester Ross, 10 guestrooms at The Haven in Plockton Inn have received interior refurbishments, alongside upgraded public areas. Existing furniture and beds were restored and reupholstered to minimise waste, with renovations for the remaining bedrooms and guest lounge scheduled for early 2027.
Lochardil House in Inverness underwent interior updates across all 12 guestrooms in the original building and garden wing. The lounge now features artwork by local artist Joanna McDonough depicting Highland landscapes. The updates follow earlier works at Tongue Hotel, where the group refurbished the Brass Tap pub and added an outdoor terrace overlooking the Kyle of Tongue.
Kenny McMillan, managing director of Highland Coast Hotels, said: “Our latest £1m 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, Highland Coast Hotels is already establishing its reputation for showcasing world-class Highland hospitality across the North Coast 500 and Wester Ross.”
He added: “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.”
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