Clune House is at the quieter end of Newtonmore Main Street. A delightful Victorian building, carefully restored & modernised, it offers everything you need for an enjoyable stay. Friendly, comfortable, adults-only, at our B&B single guests feel really at home. Our 3 spacious, centrally heated bedrooms are light & airy, have really comfortable beds, quality bed linen, a large flat screen TV, comfy chairs, WiFi, ample wardrobe space, a dressing table and mirror, mini fridge, laptop safe, coffee machine, hairdryers. Your refreshment tray has teas, coffee, hot chocolate, biscuits & homemade Scottish tablet. All have a modern en-suite shower & WC, fluffy towels, quality Scottish toiletries and a comfy stool. A wide selection of continental and traditional Scottish Breakfast is served from 8 to 9.00am. We have a comfortable guest lounge, a peaceful back garden with outdoor furniture and there's ample off-road parking. Unfortunately we do not cater for dogs or pets. Whenever you come, we’ll be delighted to meet you.

Newtonmore is a delightful, friendly, traditional village in the heart of the Highlands. Offering visitors a warm welcome, it is an ideal location from which you can explore the many attractions in the local area and in the Cairngorms National Park. The village itself holds a lot of things to see and do. You can, for example, spend an afternoon, indeed, a whole day, at our excellent Highland Folk Museum, a living museum you can learn how folk have lived here over the centuries. There’s also the super Clan MacPherson museum for interesting information about our local Clan and its history. You can savour the peace, quiet & tremendous views walking the 10 km circular Wildcat Trail or simply stroll round the village, enjoying the unique Wildcat Experience, seeing just how many of our resident, individually decorated, wildcats you can spot! Newtonmore also has a good choice of places for a bite to eat, a drink or a cup of coffee or tea, a sandwich or a cake. You’ll not need to go anywhere else. However, just up the road is the village of Kingussie, capital of Ancient Badenoch and, a little further north, the town of Aviemore with its even wider choice of shops and eateries.