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Holiday homes in Aviemore
Surrounded by the mountains, forests and lochs of the Cairngorms National Park, Aviemore is one of Scotland's most popular destinations for outdoor adventure. The town provides the perfect base for exploring the Highlands throughout the year. Whether you're visiting for winter sports, family attractions or scenic walking routes, there's plenty to discover from our holiday cottages in Aviemore.
We offer a wonderful choice of self-catering accommodation in Aviemore, from cosy cottages for couples to spacious holiday homes for families and groups. Choose from luxury retreats, dog-friendly cottages and holiday homes with hot tubs, all perfectly placed for exploring the Cairngorms and wider Highlands.
Planning a trip to Aviemore? Use our search filters to find a home that suits your needs, from dog-friendly cottages and properties with open fires to hot tub retreats and larger accommodation for groups.
Aviemore cottages with hot tubs
Looking for an extra touch of luxury? Our Aviemore cottages with hot tubs are ideal for romantic breaks, family holidays and getaways with friends. Choose from cosy woodland retreats, stylish lodges and spacious holiday homes with hot tubs across the Aviemore area. After a day exploring, there's nothing better than relaxing in your own private hot tub while taking in the spectacular Highland scenery.
Why visit Aviemore?
Situated at the gateway to the Cairngorms National Park, Aviemore is renowned for its outdoor activities, stunning scenery and family-friendly attractions. It's easy to see why the Cairngorms remain one of Scotland's most sought-after destinations, with 28% of respondents to our Scotland Uncovered survey naming the region as somewhere they would most like to visit in 2026. Visitors can take the UK's highest funicular railway up Cairngorm Mountain, explore the ancient woodland of Rothiemurchus Estate or enjoy watersports at Loch Morlich, one of Scotland's most picturesque freshwater beaches.
Nature lovers are spoiled for choice, with opportunities to spot red squirrels, ospreys, golden eagles and even the famous residents of the Cairngorm Reindeer Centre. The area is also home to popular attractions including Glenmore Forest Park, the Landmark Forest Adventure Park and the historic Strathspey Railway.
Looking for a local tip? Jessica McMonagle, Regional Marketing Manager for Scotland, recommends heading to Loch Morlich early in the morning before the crowds arrive. "It's one of my favourite spots in the Cairngorms. Watching the mist lift from the water as the mountains come into view is a great way to start the day and really appreciate the beauty of the area."