Kingsmills Hotel
Inverness
Situated in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, the fantastic four-star Kingsmills Hotel blends timeless elegance with contemporary features to provide a truly relaxing getaway. This luxurious property offers guests 134 spacious bedrooms. Residents can choose from six different room types, each with their own unique personality and ambience. Many of the rooms have beautiful views of the hotel’s peaceful gardens or the adjacent Inverness Golf Club Course via private balconies. The Kingsmills Leisure Club boasts a modern, intimate private gym with a full range of fitness facilities, as well as a heated swimming pool. Guests also have access to a relaxing Spa, which is housed in the exclusive Kingsclub. The Spa offers a wide range of treatments and facilities to help guests fully unwind. There are two restaurants at the hotel, both with a unique atmosphere and personality of their own. The bright and airy Conservatory restaurant overlooks the pretty gardens and serves a refined menu that celebrates a harmonious blend of traditional and contemporary flavours. The restaurant has a lovely terrace where guests can relax with a cocktail or two as the sun sets. The cosy Inglis restaurant oozes intimacy, warmth and affection. It is the perfect setting for a romantic dinner or an evening celebration with a group of friends as the daily fixed menu brings together the best of Scottish and international cuisine.
Inverness Airport
12km
England’s best golf tour operator 2026 winner
Time Zone:
GMT+7
Currency:
₫ (Vietnamese Dong)
Temperature:
11°C - 29°C
Cost of a Beer:
£0.70
Cost of a 3-Course Meal:
£5.70
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About The Area
Strathpeffer is a historic Victorian spa village in the Scottish Highlands, set just inland from the Cromarty Firth and surrounded by wooded hills and quiet glens. Known for its elegant architecture and peaceful atmosphere, it offers a relaxed base for golfers looking to explore the Highlands without the crowds of the more famous coastal towns.
The local course is Strathpeffer Spa Golf Club, a scenic 18-hole layout set across undulating hillside terrain. The course is known for its elevation changes, tree-lined fairways and panoramic views over the surrounding countryside. It’s a traditional Highland test — not overly long, but demanding accuracy and thoughtful club selection, particularly on approach shots played into sloping greens. The setting gives it a calm, almost old-world feel that matches the character of the village.
Within easy reach, golfers can also play Muir of Ord Golf Club, offering a flatter parkland contrast, or travel slightly further to Royal Dornoch Golf Club for a world-class links experience.
Golf in Strathpeffer is best enjoyed between April and October, when daylight hours are long and conditions are at their most favourable. Summer rounds benefit from extended evenings and a peaceful setting.
Off the course, Strathpeffer retains much of its Victorian charm, with spa buildings, woodland walks and a slower pace of life. The surrounding Highlands offer plenty of outdoor activities, while the nearby Black Isle and Cromarty Firth provide coastal scenery and wildlife spotting. Inverness is also within easy reach for dining and cultural attractions.
For golfers seeking a quiet Highland base with scenic inland golf and access to some of Scotland’s best courses nearby, Strathpeffer delivers a relaxed and characterful Scottish golf escape.
