Wander in.
Ten beds in three small rooms. A wood-burner, a drying room, a proper kitchen and a garden that catches the evening sun. We’re on Main Street in Newtonmore — the Speyside Way starts here, three Munros are walkable from the village, and Bob and Storm (our dogs, also new to all this) inspects every set of boots that comes through the door. Direct from Edinburgh Airport. Direct from Inverness. The Ember electric coach stops at our door.
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Rooms & Rates
Three rooms, ten beds, all named for hills you can see or walk to from the door. Bedding is on the beds — no need to bring a sleeping bag. Towels are free if you've arrived on foot, bike or kayak; £2 hire if you forgot one. The whole hostel sleeps a maximum of ten people.
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Amenities
If the Highland weather lives up to its reputation, this is where boots, jackets and waterproofs come back to life by morning. Plus a hand-wash basin and spin dryer for anything that needs it. Few small Highland hostels have a proper drying room. We do, and it's been well used over twelve years of walkers.