An iconic Highland hotel has undergone a "significant transformation" after a £1.3m investment by its owners Crieff Hydro Family of Hotels.
Ballachulish Hotel in Glencoe dates back to 1877 and will re-open its doors on 26 April following the relaxation of restrictions.
The four-star hotel has renovated its 53 bedrooms, as well as updating other facilities and restaurants.
Stephen Leckie, chief executive at Crieff Hydro Family of Hotels, said: “By investing in our Ballachulish Hotel, we have ensured our guests can have the best experience possible beginning with a warm Scottish welcome.
“We are committed to investing, not only in our portfolio but also in Scottish tourism as it begins to rebuild, and we look forward to opening our doors in the coming weeks.”
Crieff Hydro Family of Hotels includes Crieff Hydro, Peebles Hydro, Murraypark Hotel in Crieff, The Park Hotel in Peebles, Taypark House in Dundee, The Isles of Glencoe, Ballachulish Hotel and Kingshouse Hotel, also in Glencoe.
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