Hotels & Motels for Sale in the the United Kingdom

Blackpool Hospitality for Sale

We are pleased to offer to auction this 15 bedroom licensed hotel for Sale.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

18/11/2025

Blackpool Hospitality for Sale

For sale via secure sale online bidding - terms and conditions apply. We are delighted to offer this 31-bedroom licensed hotel for sale. This substantial 4 storey sea front property is situated on the prestigious South Promenade in Blackpool, positioned between Central Pier and South Pier being close to entertainments and amenities. The property is trading on a limited basis due to our client’s other commitments and offers great potential to increase trade. Please note we have not inspected this property.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

18/11/2025

Blackpool Hospitality for Sale

For sale via secure sale online bidding - terms and conditions apply. We are delighted to offer this 18 bedroom hotel for sale. This substantial double fronted 3 storey property is situated in a central position.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

17/11/2025

Blackpool Hospitality for Sale

We are pleased to offer to auction this 10 bedroom bed and breakfast hotel situated in the popular Blackpool seaside resort within walking distance to the Promenade, local shops and attractions.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

17/11/2025

Achnasheen Hospitality for Sale - Caithness/Sutherland/Ross/Crom

Offers Over £495,000 are invited for the heritable property complete with goodwill and trade contents (according to inventory), excluding personal items. Stock at valuation. Freehold: Profitable NC500 hotel in Laide with nine refurbished rooms, 40-cover bar and restaurant, thriving pizza venture, and owners’ studio. Set on 1.5 acres with parking and development potential, enjoying strong trade and excellent reviews.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

15/10/2025

Shanklin Hospitality for Sale

Luxury hotel in a stunning location with panoramic sea views. Set in landscaped grounds extending to approximately 2 acres, Haven Hall offers accommodation from 6 en-suite bedrooms, 4 apartments, 2 studio apartments and a 2 bedroom penthouse suite. Swimming pool, air conditioning, helipad. Originally built in 1908 in the Arts and Craft style and converted to a hotel in the late 1950's, Haven Hall has been restored by the current owners to reflect its original design, and with the addition of another neighbouring house now offers a total of 14 bedrooms. The hotel has been decorated and furnished to a very high, luxury standard to reflect the original era of the building and trades on a bed and breakfast basis. The accommodation is arranged as 6 en-suite bedrooms, 2 studio apartments and a 2-bedroom penthouse apartment, within the original building and 4 apartments in the adjoining property which was originally built at a similar time. The owner informs us that all renovations have been carried out to current building regulations. On the ground floor there are dining areas and sitting rooms reflecting the luxurious accommodation. There is a fully equipped commercial kitchen and various storage areas. Air source heat pumps provide heating and air conditioning with 22KW solar and batteries. Accessed from the ground floor is the owners accommodation which is a single story recent addition and consists of two bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchen and living areas all finished to a very high standard. The landscaped gardens include a heated swimming pool, heating provided by solar panels, with showers, kitchenette, a sauna and the plant room housed within the pool room. There is also a grass tennis court and a helipad. In addition there are garages, garden store, greenhouses, garden buildings and a log cabin housing a gym for the owner's use. The current owners, who are now over 70, feel that this is the right time to stand aside so that Haven Hall can benefit from new energy to take the business to the next level. Please visit our client's website to view the accommodation, public areas and grounds in detail www.havenhallhotel.com

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

10/10/2025

Newport Hospitality for Sale - Newport, Isle of Wight

<p><strong>LOCATION</strong><br/>Situated on Quay Street, just off the High Street of the Islands principle town. <br/><br/>Newport is located in the centre of the Island and has a range of local and national shops and supermarkets as well as a good range of restaurants, cafes and coffee shops. There are good transport links to the rest of the Island. <br/><br/></p><p><strong>DESCRIPTION</strong><br/>The Business<br/><br/>Newport Quay Hotel is a 17th century Grade II listed property set on a street with a number of properties of similar age and character. The property has many interesting features including timber beams, panelled walls and fireplaces. The recent programme of refurbishment and renovation includes replacement of all plumbing, central heating, boilers and hot water storage. Rewired throughout. Gas supply serviced. New fire alarm system and new fire doors. Fire and alarm systems signed off by Hampshire Fire Officer. CCTV monitoring installed throughout. Wight Fibre broadband and Wi-Fi installed throughout. A full list of works is available.<br/><br/>Considerable building works have also taken place including replacement ceilings and floors, a new kitchen, replacement baths. The interior has been painted throughout and new carpet fitted in the lounge, all bedrooms and public areas. Extensive replacement of furniture.<br/><br/>Entrance to the property is from Quay Street with the front door leading to the lounge and reception. The lounge has a range of comfortable seating, panelled walls and feature fireplace. This room also provides additional seating for breakfast guests when required.<br/><br/>The dining room leads off from the lounge and provides seating for up to 18 guests. Off the dining room the newly fitted kitchen has a range of catering equipment to service the needs of the bed and breakfast customers.<br/><br/>Clientele include those coming to the Island to work in local businesses, the court and hospital as well as tourists looking for a central base from which to visit the Island.<br/><br/>Trading figures are available to bona fide applicants following a viewing.<br/></p><p><strong>ACCOMMODATION</strong><br/>Stairs up from the lounge lead to the letting rooms. All are en suite.<br/>Room 1 Single<br/>Room 2 Family (situated on 2nd floor) <br/>Room 3 Double<br/>Room 4 Double<br/>Room 5 Single<br/>Room 6 Single<br/>Room 7 Single<br/>Room 8 Single<br/>Room 9 Double<br/>Room 10 Triple. En suite with bath<br/>Stairs down to:<br/>Room 11 Double with queen size bed and en suite bath<br/>Room 12 Double with king size bed and en suite with bath<br/><br/>Laundry room and various storage areas.<br/><br/>To the rear of the property is the well-presented owner's accommodation consisting of 3-bedroom house, which is <br/>linked to the hotel. One bedroom is en suite, family bathroom, large kitchen and dining/living room. <br/><br/>Outside there is a courtyard area with seating, for the use of guests, along with secure bike storage which proves very <br/>popular with guests. The owners benefit from a sizeable private garden, with rear access to the Sea Street car park. <br/><br/>There is on street metered parking to the front of the hotel, with further long stay car parks a short walk away. There <br/>are two sets of council run EV charging points right outside the hotel.<br/><br/></p><p><strong>TERMS</strong><br/>Price Guide £795,000 for the freehold to include fixtures, fittings and goodwill.</p><p><strong>OUTGOINGS</strong><br/>The VOA shows a rateable value of £10,900. Estimated rates payable will be circa £5,400 without any applicable relief. Please direct any enquiries to the Valuation Office Agency.<br/></p><p><strong>VIEWING</strong><br/>All viewings to be arranged via HRD Commercial. Please [use Contact Agent Button]</p>

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

10/10/2025

Langholm Hospitality for Sale

<p>A unique opportunity to acquire a well-established family owned hotel which has been run by the same family for the past 22 years . Situated in the pleasant town of Langholm, this pub & restaurant is popular with locals and travelers, specifically known for its excellent home cooked, locally sourced food and it is also popular with guests looking to stay in the local area.</p><p><strong>Internal Details</strong></p><p>Entry to the hotel is from the high street, a prominent position on the A7 which means it can’t be missed by passing trade. The front door opens to a ground floor lobby with stairs leading to the reception on the first floor and onwards to the letting rooms. This entrance is primarily used for hotel guests and customers who would like to eat in the restaurant located at the rear of the building. There is a separate door on the high street for accessing the public bar which is very popular with locals and often the bar is filled to the brim when there is live music playing on a Saturday night. The main bar is nicely decorated, with wall fitted benches and tables and stools. There are two wall mounted tvs, a pool table and behind the bar, a selection of 8 draught beers and gin/whisky shelves. The Douglas Hotel is also a venue for the Sunday Pool League and Langholm Legion Football Team, whom they sponsor.</p><p>The restaurant has space for 34+ covers at a time and for ease, has its own separate bar for drinks. There is further seating for 16 in the function/breakfast room.</p><p>There is a fully fitted commercial kitchen comprising two large chef fridges, commercial gas range with six ring gas stoves and gas grill above, five lincat deep fat fryers, preparation corners with preparation fridges. At the back of the kitchen is a prep area where the desserts are usually prepped and two large sinks with a commercial dishwasher. There is a boiler room with two washing/drying machines and two large hot water tanks. The building is on a split heating system. There is a staff toilet on the first floor and customer toilets on the ground floor.</p><p>Cellar access is through a ground floor door. There is a hatch to the rear yard for beer delivery. The cellar is used for storing drinks, wine, draught beer, fresh and perishable foods. There is also a potato peeling machine and electrical chip cutter. Located to the rear is a walled beer garden with several tables and benches. The beer garden is mostly decked and is South facing. At the front of the property across the road there is a public car park for guests. At the rear of the property is a small piece of land which can be accessed from Armstrong Court.</p><p><strong>Letting Accommodation</strong></p><p>Located on the second and third floor are four ensuite letting rooms which have been finished to a high standard. We are advised that the current room rates are price (including B&B):<br/><br/><strong>Room 1</strong><br/>Twin room (£89 per night - single person)<br/><br/><strong>Room 2 and 4</strong><br/>Triple family room (£115 per night)<br/><br/><strong>Room 3</strong><br/>Double (£99 per night)</p><p><strong>Owner's Accommodation</strong></p><p>There is a spacious two bedroom owners accommodation within the hotel with a generous living room and traditional open fire, office (which has scope to be converted into a small owners kitchen) and two large bedrooms, both fitted with their own ensuites and fitted wardrobes.</p><p><strong>License</strong></p><p>The property is fully licensed as a partnership. Trading hours are Monday to Thursday (11am-11pm), Friday and Saturday (11am to 12pm) and Sunday (12pm to 11pm).</p><p><strong>Location Summary</strong></p><p>The hotel is located in Langholm in the region of Dumfries and Galloway. The town contains a post office/convenience store, a public library, a church, butchers, a theatre and doctors. For larger shopping needs, Annan and Carlisle boast a variety of amenities, including supermarkets, leisure facilities, healthcare services, independent shops, cafes, and restaurants. For families, the property is well-served by Langholm primary and secondary school, both offering high-quality education. Langholm is the gateway to some of the most spectacular scenery that Southern Scotland has to offer. Rich in history, Langholm was the centre of the Border Reiver insurrections but is now famed for its annual Common Riding.</p><p>Residents can also enjoy a range of outdoor activities, with the beautiful Solway Coast just a short drive away, offering opportunities for scenic walks, cycling, and wildlife watching. Shooting, mountain biking and fishing are popular activities in the area. This is an ideal base to explore the Lake District which is under an hour away, Hadrian’s Wall, the Solway coast of Scotland which is a haven for wildlife and the Scottish Borders. Glasgow and Edinburgh are around 2 hours away by car or around an hour and a half by train from Carlisle. There is a regular bus service, the X95, which services Edinburgh and Carlisle.</p><p><strong>General Remarks and Stipulations</strong></p><p><strong>Tenure and Possession</strong>: The Heritable (Scottish equivalent of Freehold) title is offered for sale with vacant possession upon completion.</p><p><strong>Lease:</strong> The owners are also prepared to discuss lease options. Contact us for further details.</p><p><strong>Fixtures & Fittings: </strong>The furniture, crockery, glassware and equipment are available by negotiation.</p><p><strong>Offers: </strong>Offers should be submitted in Scottish Legal Form to the selling agents. The owner reserves the right to sell without imposing a closing date and will not be bound to accept the highest, or indeed any, offer. All genuinely interested parties are advised to instruct their solicitor to note their interest with the Selling Agents immediately after inspection.</p><p><strong>Viewings: </strong>Strictly by appointment through the sole selling agents, C&D Rural. Tel[use Contact Agent Button]</p><p><strong>EPC Rating: </strong>A copy of the certificate is available to request upon application.</p><p><strong>Services: </strong> The Douglas Hotel is served by mains water, mains electricity, mains drainage and gas central heating.</p><p><strong>Local Authority: </strong>Dumfries & Galloway Council. Owners flat Council Tax Band A.</p><p><strong>Ratable Value:</strong> The Douglas Hotel has a Rateable value of £14,000. Small Business Rates Relief Scheme (SBRR) is currently understood to provide up to 100% rates relief for units with a rateable value of £15,000 or less based on the combined total of all the occupiers business premises within Scotland (subject to application and eligibility).</p><p>Rateable value information has been obtained from the Valuation Office Association website. Whilst believed to be correct this information has not been independently verified.</p><p><strong>Stock:</strong> To be valued and agreed upon completion.</p><p><strong>Entry: </strong>On conclusion of legal missives<br/><br/><strong>Legal Costs:</strong> Each party is to bear their own legal costs in the preparation and settlement of the lease documentation together with any VAT thereon.</p><p><strong>Money Laundering Obligations</strong>: We are required by law to carry out Anti Money Laundering Checks prior to issuing a memorandum of sale. We use an external agency to conduct these checks. Once an offer has been agreed, Coadjute will contact you to complete the checks electronically. A fee of £45 + VAT per person will apply and will be processed by Coadjute. If you have any queries please contact the office.</p><p><strong>Website and Social Media:</strong> Further details of this property as well as all others offered by C&D Rural are available to view on our website updates and the latest properties like us on facebook.com/cdrural and Instagram on @cdrural.</p><p><strong>Referrals:</strong> C&D Rural work with preferred providers for the delivery of certain servic

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

07/10/2025

Wick Hospitality for Sale - Caithness/Sutherland/Ross/Crom

Freehold: £400,000 The Nethercliffe Hotel is a substantial Georgian building located in the town of Wick, on the north coast of Scotland. The original 4 storey building enjoys a rich history and is a significant landmark locally. The Nethercliffe Hotel was completed in 1826 when Wick was being established as the busiest herring fishing port in the world. Mr John Kirk, a philanthropic businessman, commissioned the build and later went on to become the Provost of the Royal Burgh of Wick. This six letting bedroom hotel enjoys consistent all year-round profits derived from large numbers of tourists, business clients and loyal local support. Being located on the popular North Coast 500 tourist route, the Nethercliffe is perfectly situated for an overnight stop.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

01/10/2025

Clitheroe Hospitality for Sale - Whalley

The Property is located fronting King Street in the village of Whalley, Ribble Valley. Whalley is within the Ribble Valley, approximately four miles south of Clitheroe town centre. The immediate locality is generally retail in nature with the Property fronting the main street. The main surrounding uses are retail and leisure with residential properties to the rear. Traditional Public House with Letting Rooms for sale The Property comprises a two storey, end terraced public house of stone elevations, set beneath a pitched tile covered roof. To the rear, there is a three bed self-contained first floor flat. Externally to the rear, there is a small enclosed beer patio and an extensive car park. Overall, the Property extends to 0.38 acres. Traditional Public House Ground Floor Trading Accommodation First Floor - six en-suite letting bedrooms Second Floor three Bed Self Contained Flat Fronting King Street which links directly to the A59 Located in the centre of Whalley The Site Extends to 0.38 acres Offers in the region of £2,000,000 plus VAT Ground Floor The ground floor traditional trading accommodation provides a central bar servery to a public bar. To the side there is a lounge with casual dining. Fully equipped catering kitchen with prep room. Further ancillary accommodation includes customer WC’s and beer cellar. First Floor The first floor provides five en-suite letting bedrooms and an office. Second Floor The second floor provides living accommodation comprising of three bedrooms, bathroom, lounge and kitchen/dining room. The Property is a Grade II Listed building and located within Whalley Conservation Area.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

29/09/2025

Shanklin Hospitality for Sale

A rare opportunity to purchase a beautifully presented 14 en-suite bedroom hotel and café with separate owners accommodation, perfectly positioned on Shanklin's clifftop providing spectacular sea views. Built in 1860, The Clifton retains much of the original features you would expect from a Victorian establishment, whilst being tastefully upgraded and modernised over the years. There are 14 en-suite bedrooms with a separate 2-bedroom owners’ accommodation. The current owners have occupied the property for 13 years and are selling due to retirement. The hotel is licensed and trades from March through to October on a bed & breakfast basis. They also open to the public throughout the day, serving café style food, freshly baked goods and a range of beverages. The property benefits from award-winning landscaped gardens overlooking the cliff path with extensive sea views. The current owners host a range of events in the gardens throughout the summer months proving popular with guests and locals alike. There is parking for 14 cars at the front of the property. Our client is asking Guide Price £895,000 for this freehold property to include FFGW + SAV.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

29/09/2025

Grantown On Spey Hospitality for Sale - Grantown-on-Spey

A striking stone-built villa in a prime High Street location within the Cairngorms National Park. Ideally positioned in a busy year-round tourist destination, Willowbank offers strong commercial potential and an excellent lifestyle opportunity. All offers should be submitted in writing to ASG Commercial Ltd with whom purchasers should register their interest if they wish to be advised of a closing date, should one be set.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

25/09/2025

Sandown Hospitality for Sale

The hotel trades all year on a bed and breakfast basis. School parties are also catered for between the end of April and mid July, evening meals and packed lunches being provided. The business has been successfully traded by the current owners for the past six years showing increasing turnover and healthy profits. The business is registered for VAT. Sandhill is a detached hotel with 16 en suite letting rooms. The building dates from the Victorian era with more modern purpose built extensions. Entrance to the hotel from the car park leading to the reception area with office behind. Hallway with stairs up. Doors to: Residents lounge with feature fireplace. Bar with range of optics and beer pumps, seating and tables. The conservatory leads from the bar and has a range of soft seating. Views down across Sandown to the sea. Dining room with excess of 50 covers. (69 covers for school parties, up to 58 children and 11 adults). Ground floor WC, access to the garden and door down to the cellar. All the letting rooms are presented to a high standard and the en suites have all been refurbished by the current owners. The majority are en suite showers with one also having a bath. Access to boarded loft from first floor landing. The loft is supplied with power. Airing cupboard located to the first floor with a 85KW Worcester boiler (installed in 2022) supplying central heating and hot water. An office is located on the second floor along with two of the bedrooms. Kitchen with range of commercial equipment (a full inventory will be provided) and extractor hood. Separate washing up area, laundry room, dry store and freezer room with door to the outside. Further large storage area. Owner's accommodation with own private access from the side of the hotel and further access from the first floor landing. Ground floor double en suite with recently fitted wet room. Private staircase to first floor with two double en suite bedrooms and lounge. Outside Car parking to the front of the hotel. Front garden with seating area. Rear garden with lawns and flower beds. Views towards Brading Downs from the rear of the property. Garage. Sale to include fixtures, fittings and goodwill. Accounts will be provided for bona fide applicants.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

23/09/2025

Tongue Hospitality for Sale

A rare opportunity to own a landmark Highland hotel in an elevated setting on Scotland’s iconic North Coast 500 in Sutherland. With sweeping views over the Kyle of Tongue, Ben Loyal and Ben Hope, this prominent property combines character and strong trading performance. Offering 11 en-suite bedrooms, attractive public areas, six modern glamping pods, two three-bedroom houses and five-bedroom owners’ accommodation, all set within spacious grounds with ample parking, it’s a proven seasonal business in a truly spectacular location. The Ben Loyal Hotel and Self-Catering Complex is located in the village of Tongue, in the heart of the Scottish Highlands and close to the North Coast 500, one of Scotland’s most popular tourist routes. The area boasts stunning scenery, including the Kyle of Tongue, Ben Loyal, Ben Hope, and Castle Varrich, alongside rugged mountains, moorlands, and pristine beaches, attracting walkers, climbers, anglers, wildlife enthusiasts, and general tourists throughout the main season. Tourism is supported by excellent local infrastructure, with shops, restaurants, and services in Tongue and the nearby town of Thurso, while Inverness and Dalcross Airport provide convenient transport links. With strong seasonal trade, diverse visitor appeal, and world-class natural surroundings, the property offers a significant opportunity for a new owner to build on an established and highly regarded business. The Property The subjects for sale comprise the Ben Loyal Hotel, a two-storey detached property of stone construction beneath a tiled roof, with original sections dating from the 1800s and complimented by latermodern extensions. The hotel was reconfigured into its current layout in 1961 and has been continually upgraded by successive owners. The sale also includes two modern three-bedroom self-catering houses, built around 2000, with six high-quality en-suite glamping pods added in 2020. Owners Accommodation OWNER’S ACCOMMODATION The sale also includes a spacious five-bedroom cottage, ideal for owners’ or staff accommodation. The property offers flexible living space, with a double and single bedroom and family bathroom on the first floor, two further double bedrooms on the ground floor, and an additional double bedroom on a mezzanine level. The cottage benefits from independent access from the main road, as well as rear courtyard access, and offers excellent potential for extended family occupation or alternative use. The property benefits from mains electricity, water, and drainage. The hotel is partially heated by oil with supplementary electric heating, while the bars use wood-burning stoves with back-boilers feeding radiators. Cooking is via underground LPG gas tanks. The self-catering houses have oil-fired central heating and double glazing, and the glamping pods are heated with electric heaters. Wi-Fi is available throughout, and the property is fully fire compliant, meets Environmental Health standards, and is monitored by CCTV.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

22/09/2025

Strathcarron Hospitality for Sale - Caithness/Sutherland/Ross/Crom

Offers Over £495,000 are invited for the heritable property complete with goodwill and trade contents (according to inventory), excluding personal items. Stock at valuation. The house next door, Lauder Villa, maybe available under separate negotiation.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

18/09/2025

Huntly Hospitality for Sale - Aberchirder

Offers in the region of £379,000 are invited for the heritable property complete with goodwill and trade contents (according to inventory), excluding personal items. Stock at valuation. Beautifully presented refurbished Coaching Inn with Microbrewery based in picturesque location in Aberchirder, Aberdeenshire. Benefiting from 2 letting suites, 3 bedroom owners accommodation and a Micro-brewery. Aberchirder is an attractive 18th Century village situated in a picturesque rural Aberdeenshire setting and boasts a population of circa 1200. Often referred to as Foggieloan, the village has a feature village square and benefits from its own primary school, library and numerous retail outlets. Local towns of Banff (10 miles) and Huntly (11 miles) provide a wide range of social, economic and welfare facilities. The town of Portsoy on the beautiful Moray coastline is 9 miles away. Leading to an array of coastal towns and villages all unique and loved by tourists. The New Inn’s situation is also on the Castle Trail and Whisky Distillery Trail. Further afield, the village is approximately one hour from Aberdeen and two hours from Inverness. The business is located on Main Street with a prominent frontage and ideally located to other local businesses. The Property The New Inn was built around 1780 and was originally a coaching inn where horses would have been stabled in what is now the Inn's dining room. This attractive traditional stone-built property with slate roof over is the epitome of a traditional local pub and benefit from a central location in the middle of the Main Street of the village. A flat roofed extension sits to the rear of the property and houses the toilets, function room and microbrewery. The flat roof has been recently replaced with a fully warranted rubber roofing. The property has been finished to a fantastic standard throughout. Expertly combining modern style with traditional comfort. This loving restored property must be seen to be fully appreciated. Rates / Council Tax The property has a rateable value £4,350 which includes £250 allocated to residential) as at April 2026, property refence number VR10793 and benefits from 100% discount under the Small Business Bonus Scheme for eligible businesses. The property benefits from mains electricity, mains water and drainage. Electrical heating throughout. The hotel complies with all environmental health requirements, has an integral hard-wired fire alarm system and is Wi-Fi enabled throughout.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

17/09/2025

Looe Hospitality for Sale

We are instructed to invite offers in excess of £930,000 (8.3% NIY) assuming the usual purchasers costs. The entire property is let to two private individuals on a 20 year lease from 10 February 2020 at a current rent of £77,870 per annum which is subject to five yearly open market reviews and annual uncapped RPI (except in the open market review year). A rent deposit of £10,954 is held by the landlord.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

17/09/2025

Roy Bridge Hospitality for Sale - Lochaber/Skye/Lochalsh/Arran

Exceptional Hotel with 17 letting bedrooms, recreational facilities, superb public rooms, 3-bed owners accommodation wing, staff mobile home, extensive parking and 5 acres of attractive grounds. The area around Spean Bridge is renowned for its outdoor activities including walking and climbing in the summer months with skiing and ice-climbing being popular in the winter. Tourism is the key driver of trade and includes the many visitors who fish, undertake walking, cycling and climbing holidays or partake in a more sedate excursion of the Highlands taking in the many sites and historical features. Other visitors include ornithologists and naturalists who find an abundance of wildlife to keep them busy for an extended stay. For walkers the range of terrain provides a great variety in the level of challenge from non-technical hill-walking to more strenuous mountaineering. There are numerous mountains in this area located within easy reach, Ben Nevis, the Munros and Corbetts and two long distance walks the Great Glen Way and the East Highland Way. This generates a good deal of trade for the accommodation providers in the area. Numerous national and international sporting events occur in the area throughout the year bringing even more visitors. For mountain bikers there are plenty of demanding venues, both at Nevis Range which is close by, as well as Laggan Wolftrax. In addition to the usual car touring holiday makers this property is well located for the world-famous Jacobite Steam train which operates twice daily from May to October carrying up to 600 passengers per day. This train travels over the Glenfinnan viaduct featured in the Harry Potter movies and brings many fans of the films to this area. Spean Bridge is also an ideal stop-over point for travellers to Skye, the North Coast 500 and the outer isles including Lewis and Harris. The village itself has a number of facilities including visitor attractions, 9-hole golf course, shops and restaurants. The area has an abundance of wildlife, attracting ornithologists and naturalists with red deer, pine marten, otter, osprey, red squirrels, elusive golden eagles and rare butterflies helping to attract visitors. The Property Of traditional stone construction, built in 1880, Glenspean Lodge Hotel is a substantial detached villa under a pitched slate roof. The property is deceptively spacious with accommodation being laid out across three floors. The property offers many original Victorian features which adds to the charm of this impressive hotel. DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL Glenspean Lodge Hotel presently trades on a restricted seasonal basis, through personal preference, offering the opportunity for new owners to expand the trading model if so desired. The business also does not open for lunches and afternoon teas, again affording a degree of further business development. The spacious grounds may also offer some development potential subject to obtaining the necessary consents. Owners Accommodation OWNERS / STAFF ACCOMMODATION The main owner’s accommodation wing within the hotel is situated to the rear and can be accessed via a private courtyard entrance. Access can also be gained via the main hotel building. This spacious and comfortable accommodation comprises of 3 double bedrooms on the first floor; there are also 2 family bathrooms on this level. On the ground floor there is a large modern, well-appointed kitchen which could accommodate a dining table. There is also a family lounge. This annexe is more than ideal to act as family accommodation, or alternatively for staff use. If not required for either use, the house could bolster income being let out as a self-contained house or equally could be developed into further letting bedrooms. OWNERS HOUSE - AVAILABLE BY SEPARATE NEGOTIATION A completely separate owner’s house is situated to the rear of the title and also benefits from an elevated location with stunning views. This three-bedroom (all en-suite) house comprises a spacious sitting room, beautifully-appointed lounge / dining room, large utility room, study room / office plus elegant family bathroom. This property is available by separate negotiation, further details can be obtained from the selling agents. STAFF CARAVANS Within the site there is a staff caravan which has LPG gas heating. GROUNDS With excellent signage, Glenspean Lodge Hotel is a substantial property benefiting from an elegant, elevated and prominent trading location. The property sits in around 5 acres which is set to a mix of mature woodland, grassed areas and extensive car parking for about 30 cars. There are a number of patio areas located around the building allowing guests to take advantage of the sun throughout the day. Parking areas benefit from lighting and there are recharging points for electric cars. The property benefits from excellent external storage units and sheds. Rates / Council Tax As of April 2026, the owners have confirmed that the rates have been reduced to £15,632.50. This update has not yet been reflected on the SAA rates website. Proof of the revised figure can be provided upon request. The property benefits from mains electricity, with private water and drainage. The property has a biomass boiler system feeding the hot water and central heating system; this system also feeds the detached residence. There are also solar panels to supplement the other heating systems. The hotel benefits from a standby LPG gas heating system which can be used during power outages; LPG gas is used for cooking. Glenspean Lodge Hotel is fully compliant with extant fire regulations and environmental health requirements. The property is fully double glazed. Recently the business has benefitted from a new connection to Openreach’s super-fast fibre network. There is free Wi-Fi access throughout the hotel. The property has a CCTV security system.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

16/09/2025

Thurso Hospitality for Sale - Strathy

Charming Inn featuring a bar, restaurant, comfortable owners accommodation, and exciting development potential, ideally situated on the popular NC500 tourist route in Thurso. Offers Over £435,000 are invited for the heritable property complete with goodwill and trade contents (according to inventory), excluding personal items. Stock at valuation. The business has a license under the Licensing Scotland Act 2005,and a copy of the operating plan is available to interested parties which details operating practices. Licence number is HC/CSER/0378.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

16/09/2025

Golspie Hospitality for Sale

Fully licensed 5 letting bedroom hotel in an excellent trading position in the centre of Golspie, includes bar, restaurant and ballroom plus spacious owners accommodation. Offers Over £549,000 are invited for the heritable property complete with goodwill and trade contents (according to inventory), excluding personal items. Stock at valuation.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

16/09/2025

Isle Of South Uist Hospitality for Sale

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

16/09/2025

Thurso Hospitality for Sale - Caithness/Sutherland/Ross/Crom

North of Scotland, The Borgie Lodge Hotel offers a stunning and comfortable retreat in the heart of the Borgie River Glen. Located along the famous North Coast 500 route, this charming Highland hotel is surrounded by woodlands and teeming with local wildlife — guests frequently spot majestic sea eagles and red deer right on the grounds.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

16/09/2025

Dornoch Hospitality for Sale

Offered at a significantly reduced price, The Trentham Hotel is a substantial and attractive detached property located on the A9 just north of Dornoch. This well-maintained freehold premises presents an excellent opportunity to acquire a sizeable hospitality asset with an established—though currently quieter—trading operation. Ideally positioned in a popular Highland location, the property offers strong potential for future growth.

Property Subtype:

Hotel

Date on Market:

15/09/2025