Aviemore Holiday Homes

Compare Aviemore holiday homes in just one click - here at Hundredrooms, we make sure that you have all of the best choices for holiday accommodation in preparation for your trip to the Scottish Highlands. The town of Aviemore is best known for its wonderful array of outdoor activities in the stunning Highland landscape in the Cairngorms National Park. The Cairngorms are home to 4 out of 5 of Scotland’s highest mountains, and it has become a popular destination for mountain biking, quad biking, hillwalking and even skiing at Cairngorm mountain. For that reason, there is a whole selection of holiday cottages in Aviemore. All you have to do is tell us how many people you’re travelling with, and for how long and we’ll deliver the best results for the best prices. Winter sports are a longstanding favourite in this Scottish region, and you are sure to marvel at the natural beauty and grandeur of this peaceful part of the world. It is a destination geared up for enjoying the Highland air as much as possible, so make sure that you are comfortable in your self-catering cottage so you can get up and take on the day, hiking and exploring. The picturesque beauty in this region of the Highlands is unrivalled; you can wile away your days gazing across mountain tops dusted with snow from the perfect Aviemore holiday lodge. Take the Cairngorm Mountain Railway, and you’ll have even more enviable views from the highest railway in the UK. Aviemore is renowned for its proximity to some of the most stunning lochs in Scotland such as Loch an Eilein and Loch Morlich. From the comfort of your Aviemore holiday log cabin, you will be able to venture into the wild and see the likes of wolves, polar bears and more. Your very own holiday rental means that you can come and go as you please, and truly relax.

• Loch an Eilein: A beautiful body of water that reflects the forests that engulf it. The ruined island castle makes it a truly incredible sight. You can take a number of walks around the loch for some of the best views.
• Loch Morlich: A freshwater loch with a sandy bay. Upon this loch, you can practise a number of activities and watersports.
• Rothiemurchus Forest: An important body of forest that forms part of the former Caledonian Forest. It is popular for a number of recreational activities, and is home to a number of important wildlife species such as the Scottish crossbill, the crested tit, wild cat and the osprey.
• Strathspey Railway: An area of preserved railway which allows you to ride an old steam locomotive and see some of the wonderful mountain views the traditional way.