In addition, at busier times of year, some properties might have a minimum number of nights required for a stay. Prices are indicative only, and of course are subject to change.Īlso be aware that B&B have different policies – some for example are adults only, whilst others might only accept cash payments. Note also that some properties are closed over winter. Note that most properties will be more expensive in the peak summer months, and may have lower rates in the off season (generally October to March). This list runs counter-clockwise, from Inverness up the east coast, then along the north coast, and down the west coast.įor each property we’ve put an indicated price or price range, based on two adults sharing a room. Further Reading for your NC500 Road Trip.Tips for your North Coast 500 Accommodation.Map of B&B Accommodation Options on the North Coast 500.Bed & Breakfasts on the North Coast 500.We also have guides to other types of accommodation on the NC500, including our guide to hotels on the North Coast 500 and campsites and glamping sites on the North Coast 500. We’d suggest reading this in parallel with our other North Coast 500 content, which includes our guide to planning a North Coast 500 road trip, our seven day NC500 camping itinerary (you can switch out campsites for B&Bs!), our 1 week NC500 itinerary, and our 5 day NC500 itinerary. We’ve stayed at a great many B&B’s on the North Coast 500 route in order to find our favourites, and we’ve put them together in this list below. They also tend to be fairly small affairs with just a handful of rooms, meaning you get really personalized service. Rather, it’s the fact that they tend to be owned and run by locals, who have a wealth of local knowledge and stories to share.
As the name suggests, that price normally also includes breakfast.īut our favourite thing about B&B’s isn’t the great price and epic breakfasts.
These tend to be budget friendly (although of course there are exceptions!), usually costing in the region of £70 – £160 per night for two people sharing. One of the most popular forms of accommodation along the route, and one of our favourites, are the bed and breakfast accommodations on the North Coast 500. We’ve travelled the entirety of Scotland’s North Coast 500 driving route several times now, and we’ve stayed in a wide variety of accommodation along the way, from guesthouses to hotels – and even castles!
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