Larick House B & B in Newtonmore, Inverness-shire, in Cairngorms National Park, offers comfortable and spacious guest accommodation that is set in its own grounds with plenty of off-road private parking. This B & B is perfectly located to enjoy the many attractions that The Highlands has to offer. They will be delighted to meet all visitors: tourists, golfers, walkers, cyclists, climbers, fishermen, mountaineers, skiers, bird watchers and all who seek to savour the breathtaking surroundings and the wilderness of the Highlands.
Larick is spacious and set in its own beautiful grounds and has secure storage available for bicycles, golf clubs, ski gear etc. On the ground floor, they offer 2 doubles with en suite shower rooms and on the first floor 1 double and 1 twin which share an adjacent private bath/shower room. To ensure that your stay is an enjoyable one, they make sure that there is a comfortable bed that is ready and waiting for you, made up with a snug duvet, non-allergenic pillows and percale polycotton sheets and pillowcases. There are individually controlled radiators, hospitality trays, towels & toiletries awaiting your arrival.
They have a comfortable guest lounge. The lounge has a cosy stove for those chillier days. They pride themselves on providing a home from home with a cosy lounge and stove, TV, free Wi-Fi, and a wide selection of books and magazines for your enjoyment.
Their excellent breakfasts are served with traditional fare sourced from an award-winning butcher, their local Knock of Clune crofter and other quality products from the surrounding area. They offer cooked (meat or vegetarian) or Scottish Platter breakfast options. Special dietary requirements and packed lunches catered for on request. Served between 7.30-9am with alternative times by arrangement. The dining room overlooks the garden which is frequented by red squirrels and a multitude of birds, nature's entertainment on our doorstep.
Newtonmore is situated in the Cairngorms National Park and is an excellent central base for touring the Highlands. For the active, there is just about every sporting activity available in the area. There are a host of visitor attractions with the Highland Folk Museum and Clan Macpherson Museum both in the village. Nearby there are the Highland Wildlife Park and forest adventure parks, many museums, Highland estates, malt whisky distilleries, steam and funicular railway and even sheepdog demonstrations. You could also visit Ruthven Barracks, the Cairngorm Reindeer Herd, the Speyside or Osprey Centres.
