Published 7 September 2026 | Updated 5 October 2026 by Kate Acaster
A Scottish Highland hotel break for two is from £69 on selected dates, including breakfast, welcome drinks and 11am late checkout. Wowcher lists the deal at up to 61% off the hotel’s own prices. VIP members pay from £64.
The Highland Hotel is in Strathpeffer, in a Victorian-era Scottish Baronial building with gardens, a restaurant and bar. The standard bed-and-breakfast package covers two people, full English breakfast each morning, a welcome drink each on arrival and late checkout at 11am. A dinner, bed-and-breakfast option is also listed if you would rather make an evening of it.
When we checked on 5 October, most October and November nights were £69 for two, with Fridays and Saturdays at £79. Stays are valid until 31 December 2026, so pick your date in the calendar before you buy.
Our verdict: £69 for two, with breakfast and an 11am checkout, is good value for a Highland night away.
How to book
Open the Wowcher deal, select a date and choose either bed and breakfast or the dinner upgrade. Check the total and availability before buying.
FAQs
What does the Highland Hotel deal include?
The deal for two includes a standard room, full English breakfast each morning, a welcome drink for each guest on arrival and 11am late checkout. Wowcher also lists a package with dinner, bed and breakfast.
When can I stay at The Highland Hotel?
Wowcher says the deal is valid for selected stays until 31 December 2026. The £69 price was showing for most October and November dates when checked on 5 October 2026, with Fridays and Saturdays at £79.
Where is The Highland Hotel?
The Highland Hotel is in Strathpeffer in the Scottish Highlands. Wowcher describes it as a Victorian-era Scottish Baronial building, with check-in from 4pm and check-out at 11am.
Kate Acaster is Chief Editor at Flight Tribe. She writes about practical travel planning, budget airlines, baggage rules, city breaks, beach holidays and good hotels that do not cost daft money.
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