22nd April 2009 - Added New Speyside Wildlife Web Page highlighting the local wildlife to be found in the countryside that surrounds the Glen Hotel.
25th March 2009 - The Glen Hotel is
proud to announce:
Recently voted regional
'Pub of the Year' by CAMRA
for the fifth year running for For Aviemore & The Cairngorms
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 Highland Train Voted
Best In The World! -
News Added 5th March 2009
The West Highland line has been voted the top rail journey in the world by readers of independent travel magazine, Wanderlust. You can join the train at Fort William station which is little over an hour from The Glen Hotel in Newtonmore, the journey features beautiful scenery that has been used for Harry Potter films and has also been featured on the BBC Great Railway Journeys of the world programme.
 Check the 5 day weather forecast for Newtonmore
via this BBC RSS FEED
New Tariff for Special Deals for 2009
Now Live - Click Here
 Tourists Flock To Newtonmore!
TV programmes including Balamory and Monarch of the Glen - have led to a dramatic rise in visitor numbers at the locations where they were filmed. The report, commissioned by film and tourism bodies, reveals that locations most likely to pull in tourists are stately homes, historic and religious buildings and rural or village landscapes - And of course this had a big impact on The Glen Hotel.
The Glen Hotel Bar Now Shows SKY Sports
Also all bedrooms now have televisions with SKY TV,
The Glen
Hotel, Main Street, Newtonmore,
Inverness-shire. PH20 1DD
Telephone:
01540 673203 Fax: 01540 673235
Proprietors: Chris
and Kim Goodhill
The Glen Hotel
is an elegant Edwardian Hotel located at the heart
of the Scottish Highlands, the magnificent setting
for the popular BBC series 'Monarch
Of The Glen' which is filmed nearby and is Ideally
situated for the Mondahliath and Cairngorm Mountains.
4 Superb Local Golf Courses, Fishing,
Sailing,
Horse Riding, Skiing, Walking and Trekking.
The Glen Hotel gains yet another award -
Click Here to read more
on this latest achievement.
Current
Time & Temperature
In Newtonmore.
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