At The House of Danu, we’re more than just a business; we’re a family driven by a profound passion for restoring neglected buildings to revitalise Scotland’s cherished communities and preserving their rich heritage. Our dedication to sustainable tourism is at the heart of everything we do, proving that luxury and regeneration can harmoniously thrive together.

As you step inside, you'll be greeted by the spacious and inviting interiors. The highlight of the lodge is undoubtedly the stunning vaulted kitchen dining room, where rustic elegance meets contemporary design. Gather with your loved ones around the large dining table, sharing stories and laughter as you enjoy delicious meals prepared in the fully-equipped kitchen. After a day of exploring the breathtaking surroundings, unwind in the cosy lounge area, complete with plush sofas and a fireplace, perfect for relaxing evenings. The lodge features four bedrooms, each thoughtfully decorated to ensure a peaceful night's sleep. With two bathrooms, there's plenty of space for everyone to freshen up and prepare for the day ahead. Step outside onto the expansive decking area, where you'll be greeted by panoramic views of the famous Ruthven Barracks and the majestic Cairngorms mountains in the distance. Whether you're enjoying your morning coffee or savoring a glass of wine at sunset, this outdoor space is the perfect spot to soak in the beauty of the Scottish Highlands. For those who love al fresco dining, the outside kitchen provides everything you need to cook up a delicious feast, from sizzling BBQs to hearty Scottish stews. Situated amidst lush greenery, you'll feel truly immersed in nature while still enjoying all the comforts of home. With its idyllic location and charming amenities, The Jacobite's Lodge invites you to experience the magic of the Highlands in style. Whether you're seeking adventure in the great outdoors or simply craving a peaceful escape, this holiday home offers the perfect sanctuary for your next getaway. Book your stay today and create memories to last a lifetime at House of Danu.

One of the main attractions of Kingussie is its stunning natural beauty. Surrounded by mountains, forests, and rolling hills, the town is in one of Scotland's most picturesque parts. Whether you’re interested in hiking, cycling, fishing, or simply taking in the views, you’ll find plenty to keep you occupied in and around Kingussie. In addition to its natural attractions, Kingussie is also steeped in history. The town dates to the 18th century, and its rich heritage is evident in its many historic buildings and landmarks. There's plenty to explore from the ruins of the 13th-century Ruthven Barracks to the 18th-century Old Parish Church. With its lively cultural scene, including regular festivals, Kingussie is a great place to experience the best Scottish culture and hospitality. The Ruthven Barracks were constructed in the 1700s to watch over the valley’s population and keep them in line. Many people know that the famous Jacobite Rebellion of Bonnie Prince Charlie ended at the Battle of Culloden in nearby Inverness. Ruthven Barracks, however, is the site of the final victory of the rebel forces. Here, the Jacobite troops stormed the walls and sacked the stronghold, setting it alight to buy their comrades time to flee. Today, these imposing ruins remind us of our history and how times have changed. They also have some stunning views over the valley! The River Spey flows through the town, and several lochs are nearby, including Loch Gynack and Loch Insh. The area is also home to a variety of wildlife, including red deer, ospreys, and golden eagles.