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    Dingwall holiday rentals start at £45 per night before taxes and fees

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Top guest favourite
A spacious sleeping area is featured, highlighted by a soft blue patterned wall. Two bedside lamps provide warm lighting beside the large bed adorned with decorative pillows and a cozy throw. A wicker chair and small side table complete the inviting corner.
Cottage in Highland

The Old Dairy, cottage on Highland Farm

As the name suggests this cottage was previously used as dairy on the family farm in years gone by. The house was built in the 1850's, the first house on the farm as it is now. The cottage was also known as Grieves House and was home to the Manager of Dalmore Distillery years and years ago. We live on a family farm and there is always somebody nearby for assistance during your stay. Dalmore Farm is in a quiet location on the edge of Alness, a busy town which in 2018 won the title of Best High Street in Scotland. Set on the shore of the Cromarty Firth, this makes an ideal base for exploring Easter Ross and the Northern Highlands. Alness town centre is approx 10 - 15 walk Morrisons and Lidl are approx 5 minute walk

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 408 reviews
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The modern kitchen area features sleek dark cabinetry and a stylish backsplash. A round dining table with white chairs is positioned nearby. A clock adorns the wall, and natural light highlights the wood flooring, creating a functional and inviting space.
Flat in Highland

One bedroom Flat in Dingwall

This modern 1 bedroom flat is a perfect stop for a couple or solo traveller on the famous NC 500. Over 150 years old, the building was previously used as the old Jail in the 19th century. Located next to the Dingwall Railway Station offering an easy commute directly to the Inverness city centre. Ross County football stadium is also a 3 minute walk away. This flat is newly renovated and is a great location to see some of the best the Highlands has to offer. Book now you won't be disappointed!

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 131 reviews
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A well-lit bedroom features a spacious bed with dark bedding and two decorative pillows. Framed wall art is displayed above the bed. A large window allows natural light in, with soft curtains flanking either side. A small desk with a chair and a bedside table completes the room.
Flat in Strathpeffer

Self Catering, Garden Apartment, near Strathpeffer

Located in the beautiful and peaceful scenery of the Highlands of Scotland. You’ll love my place because of serenity and central location for exploring the Highlands. This is a countryside location and requires a car to travel. The nearest shop, restaurant and bus service is 2 miles away in Strathpeffer. Please remember that this is a flat that was originally a granny flat and there is some noise from the property above, please understand this if you book. Please do not book if this bothers you.

4.8 out of 5 average rating, 662 reviews
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The farmhouse is set in a spacious green lawn, surrounded by mature trees. The building features stone walls and a steep roof, with multiple windows reflecting light. The sky is clear and bright, providing a serene backdrop.
Home in Muir of Ord

Peaceful Highland Farmhouse w/ Hot Tub | Sleeps 10

Welcome to Fettes Farmhouse, a peaceful Highland retreat on the beautiful Black Isle. Just 10 minutes from Inverness and Beauly and 5 mins from the NC500, the farmhouse is an ideal base for exploring the Highlands while enjoying the quiet of the countryside. Perfect for two families or groups of up to 10 guests, with estate walks and frequent wildlife sightings, including red squirrels, osprey, roe deer and pine martens. After a day exploring, relax in the outdoor hot tub under the Highland sky.

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews
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Place to stay in Highland

The Wee Coorie

The Wee Coorie is a cosy retreat on our family croft in the Highlands, ideally located near the NC500. Surrounded by stunning countryside, enjoy scenic walks, rivers, cycling routes and abundant wildlife right on your doorstep. Ben Wyvis can be seen from the croft, a striking Munro offering popular walking routes and panoramic Highland views, with access just a short drive away. The Victorian village of Strathpeffer is nearby, offering great places to eat, local produce & freshly roasted coffee.

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 81 reviews
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Apartment in Conon Bridge

Waverley Chalet

This is a luxury chalet style self contained property in the peaceful village of Conon Bridge. It is eleven miles north of Inverness, near Dingwall, and is conveniently situated for tourist destinations north and west. The property has an open plan lounge, sleeping area, kitchen, and separate shower room. The gardens of the main house are available for your use and the secret garden is a wonderful place for a glass of wine or morning coffee. A welcome basket is also provided inc bottle of wine.

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 61 reviews
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A traditional stone house is set against a clear blue sky, surrounded by frost-kissed greenery. Features include multiple chimneys and large windows, with hints of local woodland in the background, suggesting a serene and inviting atmosphere.
Cottage in Highland

The Lodge, Nutwood House

The Lodge is the west wing of Nutwood House, a unique property, once the Factor’s House and part of the Earl of Cromartie estate. Situated in a beautiful, peaceful location on the edge of the Victorian Spa village of Strathpeffer, all amenities within 5 minutes walk. Magnificent views across the Peffery Valley. Private garden and many activities to enjoy, forest walks, mountain biking,fishing etc. Nearby places include the renown Rogie Falls.Great location and base to explore the Highlands.

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 242 reviews
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Dunaincroy farmhouse is situated by the Caledonian Canal, surrounded by lush greenery and vibrant flowers. The charming building features large windows and a cozy roof, blending harmoniously with the scenic landscape of rolling hills and open countryside.
Cottage in Inverness

Waterfront Farmhouse with Hot Tub by Loch Ness

Dunaincroy farmhouse enjoys a unique setting on the Caledonian Canal midway between iconic Loch Ness and the town of Inverness (6 minutes either way.) Set in an historic Highland estate this secluded location has extensive, fully fenced gardens down to the canal and spectacular views to open countryside and the hills beyond. The wilderness of the highlands and yet only minutes from the amenities of a major town and nearby transport hubs. It is also a great starting point for the North 500.

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 276 reviews
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A spacious bedroom features a large bed covered with a colorful quilt. Soft lighting is provided by bedside lamps on either side. A vintage dresser with a mirror is seen, along with framed artworks adorning the walls. The room has a calming, minimalist aesthetic.
Cottage in Highland

Rowan Cottage, CrannachCottages

Rowan Cottage is situated in a secluded, peaceful 4 acre private woodland just outside the picturesque village of Garve on the North 500 Route. An ideal spot to escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life with beautiful walks and cycling routes right on the doorstep. The Victorian cottage, with its own private garden, has been tastefully renovated with all modern amenities to ensure that guests enjoy a comfortable and relaxing stay. It is one of 3 holiday cottages at Crannach Cottages.

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 175 reviews
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Flat in Highland

Aldos Place. Charming, Bright and Relaxing flat.

Unique, Cosy, peaceful and spotlessly clean two Bedroom Flat centrally located, Dingwall, Highlands of Scotland. Free Parking. Own Entrance, one double bedroom, second bedroom -two single beds. Bath/shower room and living area/fully equipped kitchen. Ideal location when discovering the Highlands. 11 miles to Inverness, Perfectly located for day trips to the Isle of Skye and Surrounding areas. Walking distance to supermarkets, pubs, Restaurants and Shops. Perfect for business/leisure.

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 95 reviews
Top guest favourite
A welcoming entrance to Hawthorn Cottage is visible, featuring a well-maintained gravel driveway leading up to the house. The property boasts a charming façade and is flanked by mature trees, creating a peaceful setting. A gate signifies the entrance, enhancing privacy.
Cottage in Highland

Hawthorn Cottage - Peaceful Highland Retreat

Set in a quiet spot just outside the Highland village of Strathpeffer, Hawthorn Cottage sleeps 6 people across two double and one twin bedrooms, making it a delightful property that suits couples and families alike. Located just a short distance from the NC500 route that runs past Garve on the A835, the cottage is ideal for those looking for a base whilst they explore this scenic route around Scotland. From the moment you step in the door, Hawthorn Cottage feels homely and welcoming.

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 160 reviews
Top guest favourite
A well-maintained garden surrounds a historic building, showcasing a lush green lawn. Tall trees and hedges provide a sense of privacy. The structure features stone walls and multiple windows, reflecting a peaceful atmosphere under a clear blue sky.
Holiday home in Highland

The Garden Flat, in historic Lodge with Royal Past

Escape to a unique and tranquil historic getaway on the NC500 route! This luxury, self-contained flat in a Grade II listed building, once visited by the Queen Mother, offers a large private enclosed garden perfect for pets. Featuring flexible zip-and-link King beds to suit any group, it's an ideal base for exploring the Scottish Highlands. Comfortably accommodates your party in a setting steeped in history.

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 145 reviews

Popular amenities for Dingwall holiday rentals

KitchenWifiPoolFree parking on premisesAir conditioning

Other great holiday rentals in Dingwall

Top guest favourite
The cottage is positioned on a grassy expanse, surrounded by rolling hills under a clear blue sky. Mountains are visible in the background, emphasizing the serene rural setting. A fence lines the property, leading towards the entrance of the cottage.
Cottage in Heights of Brae

Ivy Cottage Strathpeffer

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 29 reviews
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Cottage in Conon Bridge

Kinkell Castle Cottage

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 66 reviews
Top guest favourite
The outdoor patio features wooden seating overlooking a spacious garden. Beyond the garden, the Cromarty Firth and distant hills are visible under a clear sky. Colorful flower beds in white, purple, and yellow add natural beauty to the serene landscape.
Cottage in Culbokie

Cosy Highland Cottage with Exceptional Views

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 99 reviews
Guest favourite
A charming country cottage is presented, featuring rustic stone exterior walls and a welcoming sunroom with large windows. Lush greenery surrounds the gravel driveway, leading to the entrance. A clear blue sky enhances the serene atmosphere of the property.
Home in Highland

Highland Retreat with stunning views

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 73 reviews
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Home in Highland

Historic Wing of Country House on the Black Isle

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 29 reviews
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Home in Highland

Peaceful Highland Escape with Stunning Views

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 12 reviews
Top guest favourite
The stone cottage is framed by greenery, featuring a modern design with multiple windows. A spacious patio area with outdoor seating is visible, offering a place to relax. The surrounding landscape includes gently rolling hills, contributing to a serene countryside setting.
Cottage in Evanton

Luxury Highlands Cottage on the Cromarty Firth

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 98 reviews
Guest favourite
The exterior of a stone cottage features a prominent green window at the center, surrounded by rustic stone walls. The entrance is highlighted by a green door, with smaller doors on either side. Blue skies complement the charming architectural details.
Home in Evanton

Swordale Stays, Highland cottage

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 89 reviews

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Dingwall?

    Dingwall has a mix of vacation rentals near the town centre, riverside, and outskirts, making it easy to explore local shops, parkland, and historic sites. Many guests seek stays that balance town convenience with scenic countryside views.

  • What are the best things to do in Dingwall with kids?

    Families often explore riverside walks, local parks, and playgrounds in Dingwall. Visiting a nearby farm or taking part in seasonal community events can offer engaging experiences for children.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Dingwall?

    Explore Dingwall’s market square, local museums, and scenic viewpoints overlooking the Cromarty Firth. Walking routes, community gardens, and traditional shops add variety for guests who enjoy both nature and town life.

  • How is the weather in Dingwall?

    Dingwall has cool winters around 32–44°F (0–7°C), and mild summers near 50–65°F (10–18°C), with consistent rainfall throughout the year. Waterproof clothing and layered attire are helpful for outdoor plans.

  • When is the best time to visit Dingwall?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures around 42–65°F (6–18°C), lush landscapes, and seasonal festivals. Winter brings cooler days and a quieter pace for those who enjoy crisp Highland air.

  • What are the best places to visit in Dingwall?

    Frequently suggested places in Dingwall include the historic market square, local heritage centre, and scenic spots near the Cromarty Firth. Community parks and traditional tearooms add character to a visit.

  • What are some hiking trails in Dingwall?

    Dingwall has walking and hiking trails along the River Conon, surrounding hills, and community woodland areas. Many visitors enjoy nature paths with views of the Cromarty Firth and gentle countryside.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Dingwall?

    Families can enjoy riverside promenades, local playgrounds, and occasional craft workshops in Dingwall. Days out in nature parks or visiting nearby farms are also frequently suggested for all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Dingwall?

    Explore castles, coastal villages, and woodland trails around Dingwall for a day trip filled with history and nature. Lochs, gardens, and wildlife reserves in the surrounding Highlands are frequently suggested for a change of scenery.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Dingwall?

    Several stays in Dingwall welcome pets, especially around the town centre and rural edges. Parks and walking trails nearby create a convenient local environment for those traveling with dogs.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Dingwall?

    Locals suggest bringing layers and waterproof gear for variable Highland weather, and exploring both the town centre and countryside. Early mornings in the market square and riverside are recommended for peaceful walks.

  • What is Dingwall known for?

    Dingwall is known for its historic market town heritage, connection to Highland culture, and scenic views of nearby hills and rivers. The town frequently draws visitors interested in its archaeological history and traditional Scottish hospitality.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Dingwall?

    Visitors often find hidden gems in Dingwall’s community gardens, riverside trails, and quiet local cafés with homemade treats. Less-traveled historic sites and small shops with Highland crafts invite discovery.

  • What are the best foods to try in Dingwall?

    Frequently suggested foods in Dingwall include locally sourced venison, fresh salmon, and traditional Scottish dishes like Cullen skink and haggis. Bakeries and tearooms often feature oatcakes, shortbread, and fruit preserves for a sweet treat.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Dingwall?

    Pack layered clothing, waterproof jackets, and sturdy shoes for exploring Dingwall’s town and countryside. An umbrella or raincoat is helpful for frequent showers, while a camera captures scenic Highland views.

  • What is the nightlife in Dingwall like?

    Dingwall has a relaxed nightlife scene, with traditional pubs, small music venues, and occasional community events. Guests often enjoy an evening of Highland folk music or pub fare in welcoming local spaces.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Dingwall?

    Dingwall has community fairs, locally rooted markets, and cultural gatherings that are often suggested by residents. Traditional music sessions and seasonal celebrations reflect the area’s heritage, especially around summer and autumn.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Dingwall?

    Dingwall has a range of family friendly vacation rentals, often with convenient access to parks, playgrounds, and central shops. Several homes and apartments are designed to accommodate families, with welcoming amenities.

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