The best accommodations Scotland

Irvine, a town located in Ayrshire, Scotland, offers several bed and breakfast options for visitors. Among the best choices is Braidmead House, located in the heart of Irvine, just 3 km from the sandy beaches of the Clyde estuary. It offers comfortable rooms and a warm welcome. St Andrews Guest House is also a popular option, offering affordable accommodation. The seafront Marina View Guest House is ideal for those wishing to enjoy the beach. For those looking for more economical accommodation, the Harbourlights Accomodation offers competitively priced rooms.

Just a stone's throw from the train station, in the east of the city, this classic and comfortable establishment offers 8 rooms with private bathrooms, comfortable mattresses, television, courtesy tray, hairdryer, iron, double glazing and central heating. A DVD player and films are available on request. The beautiful Victorian house is impeccably clean and guests have been welcomed here since 2005. There is also a lounge-bar, also open to non-residents, perfect for an evening by the fire.

Situated on the heights of the city, in the middle of the immense trees, this beautiful residence is a model of Scottish elegance and great comfort. The charming wooden furniture blends elegantly with the interiors which have retained their period charm. The common areas are pleasant and cosy. There is also a bar and a restaurant, both of which showcase the Scottish terroir and culinary expertise through a selection of excellent products.

The word Kveldsro (pronounced Kel-dro) is Old Norse for "evening peace". This hotel of the Brudolff Hotels Group offers top-class services and a view of the harbour. The rooms are luxuriously furnished and comfortable, all with en suite bathrooms. To relax after a day of hiking or exploring, you can choose between the bar, serving simple and affordable dishes and a long malts and beers menu, and the chic restaurant, where cuisine is a must.

This house, which dates from 1780, was built for the Dukes of Argyll. It sits on the bay of Oban, from which Kerrera Island can be seen. Its interior is sumptuous and elegant, and its excellent cuisine (you have to taste the fish soup) is due to the chef owner. A garden, a bar and a lounge-library are at your disposal. As prices vary greatly depending on the period, it is highly recommended to consult the website. Also note: the rates are degressive from 2 nights and the establishment has half-board offers.

It's hard to dream of a better location than this adorable guest house, on the banks of Loch Lomond and facing Ben Lomond. The ten rooms are mostly double, but can also accommodate families or people with reduced mobility. All have their own bathroom and you can also relax in the communal lounge or take a stroll in the garden. The owners also offer a cottage for rent: Culag Lochside Cottage.

Run by Jon and Katia, this guest house offers a warm welcome. Its 7 rooms are clean and comfortable, carefully furnished and bright. Each one has its private bathroom, a high-speed wi-fi connection, a connected TV and a courtesy tray full of attentions. Breakfast is typically Scottish and prepared with local produce. The lounge offers a superb sea view: why not relax with a book from the library and a local gin or whisky served at the bar?

It is one of the flagship brands of Hostelling Scotland, the national association of youth hostels, which has hostels throughout the country. It places a lot of emphasis on comfort and families, unlike other addresses in the capital that focus mainly on partying. It can accommodate up to 271 people, in dormitories, but also in private rooms of various sizes. There's also a coffee bar on the ground floor. Every year in July and August, Hostelling Scotland opens a second establishment with single rooms and apartments.

Welcome to the domain of this castle which dates from 1860. The view is superb, in keeping with the rest. The establishment has several accommodation solutions: rooms in traditional Bed & Breakfast, apartments for rent, cottages or independent houses. The rooms in the B&B area are sumptuous, with all the necessary comfort. On the first floor, the lounge and library are open to guests, as well as, of course, the breakfast room. As a family home, the castle is occupied all year round by the owners and their children.

This Victorian style manor house with terraces, turrets, garden, copses offers superb views of the countryside from the rooms. It belonged to Colonel Cringletie, to whom Quebec surrendered after the death of General Wolfe. You will admire the trompe l'oeil ceiling and the walled kitchen gardens. The enclosed garden, dating from 1666, is listed and you can walk along the path through the woods. The hotel's restaurant has been awarded 2 AA Rosettes and an award as Gastronomic Experience of the Year 2019.

Built in 1899, it is one of the best homes in Scotland to taste the famous malts. Logical, when we know that it was the residence of the Johnnie Walker family (founder of the eponymous whisky)! The hotel has two restaurants: Pierslan's Walker Bar & Restaurant and Red Bowl Restaurant, for two different atmospheres. The rooms have a very classical style, as does the whole establishment. Take advantage of your stay to stroll in the magnificent park of the hotel. The place, very famous, is often reserved for weddings.

The MacDonald Norwood Hall Hotel was built in 1881 on the site of a 15th century castle, Pitfodels Castle. Close to the city centre, it is a haven of peace with its 7 hectares of private gardens. The building itself is also beautiful and you will enjoy walking around as well as staying here. Enjoy dinner at the excellent Tapestry Restaurant or tea in the Georgian Coffee Shop. Charm and delight are guaranteed...

Situated on a quiet street, this hotel enjoys a beautiful view of the Firth of Forth. Recent developments add to its Georgian era charm all the modern comforts expected. The rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi and the athletes can enjoy a gym. The restaurant is of quality. The hotel has 13 luxury suites, including the Glenlivet suite with its own patio and dining room.

The atmosphere is very cosy, especially that of the common room with fireplace.

For the many, many backpackers traveling through Scotland! With 115 rooms, this huge hostel in the heart of Glasgow is an ideal destination to meet backpackers from all over the world. The dorms are classic for this type of establishment and you shouldn't be too afraid of promiscuity. Private rooms can be a good and cheaper alternative to a hotel or B&B, provided you are prepared to deal with late nighters. There is of course a shared kitchen, but also a bar on site.

This classic and contemporary hotel offers a breathtaking view of the park which is adjacent to the city centre.

9 comfortable rooms for this pleasant Bed & Breakfast in a beautiful Victorian house, neat decoration, private parking.

Located in the charming university district of System, this guest room is ideal for those who are looking for modern and careful decoration. The Italian origin of the owner explains in part the contemporary style and the very safe taste with which each room has been arranged. The breakfast menu changes every day. They include porridge and smoked salmon… vegetarians will also find their own account.

Especially famous for its fitness centre and spa, this luxury hotel also features an indoor swimming pool and another outdoor heated swimming pool at 35 ° C! The decor is a bit pompous, but the rooms are large and comfortable. Some enjoy an excellent view of the castle.

The large building 1800 houses 75 rooms and suites. Spacious and cossues, their style blends classicism with contemporary enzymes. Waxed parquet or cream colour carpet, high ceilings, mantling curtains zerbo windows, cozy bedding and bathroom signed by Villeroy & Boch. A living environment where comfort does not give in to aesthetics. Some of the rooms have superb views of the castle or the Gardens of Princes street and until the Forth of Firth. Luxury, quiet and enchanting at the Royal Mile!

Located in a beautiful West End building, the Rutland Hotel is an ideal base for musarder in the beautiful shopping areas of the district and New town. It is also close to the charming Dean Village and Princes Street gardens. The rooms are decorated in a trendy and glamorous style: comfortable benches, tapestries and dessus with floral motifs, mirrors and chandeliers bringing their baroque touch to the whole. A mix of styles that are cleverly balanced and resolutely contemporary.

The reception is very warm and you will be well placed in this Victorian house. Parking is at your disposal.

This famous chain of European hostels is essentially established in Britain. The édimbourgeoise is just as festive as others and seduced by its location just opposite the train station. The value for money is excellent, with a complimentary continental breakfast, and there are two public bars that depend on the hotel on the ground floor. The common spaces are not very large, but they are well arranged and there is always the world to meet to have a drink.

This Georgian house, now a world-class hotel, was the home of Charles Edward Stuart during his campaign in Culloden. His enemy Cumberland, the victor of the battle, moved in after 1746. The atmosphere is refined, and you can enjoy a variety of facilities: an Adam-style lounge, a whisky bar in a library, and a 40-hectare wooded park where you can stroll at will. You can also play golf, tennis and croquet. The restaurant is excellent and open to all.

A-Haven impresses even before you push the door open: its wide corner facade is covered with ivy all the way to the roof. Inside, 14 rooms of various sizes offer all modern comforts, private bathrooms and some pleasant views. The staff is as helpful as they are attentive and there is a lounge and bar area for guests. At breakfast, it's a full Scottish breakfast that will satisfy you until afternoon tea! In low season, the hotel offers advantageous offers for a three night stay: consult the website.

This modern, high-quality hotel is located in a beautiful building in the city centre and offers 11 beautiful rooms. The setting is pleasant: refined decoration, subtle lighting, modern art pieces, sumptuous furniture... And the place is quiet, for a serene stay! The size of the rooms differs, but the characteristics remain the same, suitable for a successful stay, with desk, wardrobe, television and bathroom. The establishment also has a brasserie and restaurant for lunch and dinner and offers a wide range of wines and whiskies for tasting.

Built in 1863, this castle welcomed Queen Victoria about ten years later. The 17 rooms are spacious and all have a view of the park and the mountains. An independent cottage is also available. The establishment can pride itself on being one of the most beautiful hotels in Scotland: between its location in a green setting, on the edge of a loch, its superb Victorian architecture, and its starred restaurant, run by the country's largest family of chefs - Albert and Michel Roux - it has everything to offer exceptional address.

On the heights of the town and its river, Allerton House is a beautiful house in which Chris and Carol Longden offer six bedrooms. They each offer a beautiful space and light colours that blend perfectly with the solid wood furniture. All of them have either a shower or a bathtub, and have the particularity of being equipped with a small refrigerator and a sink. The views are great and the lounge is perfect for relaxing with its fireplace, newspapers and spirits. The garden is also a plus in good weather.

The Duke of Roxburghe himself was responsible for the decoration of the 22 rooms of this establishment, which is considered one of the most charming luxury hotels in the United Kingdom. A park, a river, horses, collections of paintings, a bar in the old library, a fabulous wine cellar, a restaurant and two ghosts make the splendour of this Scottish country house. Bonnie Prince Charlie would have planted white roses there himself. And for golf enthusiasts, the green is one of the most famous in the Borders.

In the heart of the trendy Finnieston area, this hotel offers excellent value for money. The reception is very pleasant, the 25 rooms are simple, comfortable, bright and spacious. They have everything you need: TV, en-suite bathroom, courtesy tray... We will be happy to recommend you bars, restaurants and places to visit. Breakfast is served in the dining room in the form of a large continental buffet, and the typical Scottish version (cooked breakfast) is served on request.

Dating from 1828, this is one of the most luxurious hotels in Glasgow. Its 100 sumptuous rooms measure from 27 to 65 m² for the largest. In addition to Egyptian cotton bedding and marble bathrooms, they have contemporary furnishings and a high level of comfort. 24-hour concierge, spa, treatment room, fitness room, café and beautiful common rooms are also part of the high-end standing displayed here. A hyper central address to have fun, and to get to know each other, with, every evening (17h-18h) a time to meet.

Smaller than the downtown Hilton, this is a great place to relax and enjoy a stunning view of the Botanic Gardens. However, it is still in the immediate vicinity of restaurants, pubs and it is easy to get to the city centre thanks to the metro. Moreover, you won't fail to be seduced by its listed façade, spending an evening at the piano bar unless it's the imposing fireplace in the living room, the high ceilings or the period windows that make your head spin? The establishment also has two restaurants and a bar specialising in gin.

The excellent Savoy Park Hotel has been one of the most highly regarded hotels in the area for over 50 years. For half a century, the same family, the Henderson family, has been running it. Its front with manor house areas contains 15 quality bedrooms, with shower rooms and tasteful decoration. There is also a restaurant available - with excellent home-cooked dishes -, a 24-hour reception with doormen and a garden on site. The rooms are comfortable and elegantly decorated. Downtown and the beach are only a few steps away.

This is the most prestigious establishment in Portree and perhaps on the island. It takes its name from the Cuillin Mountains, which it overlooks with romantic views. The 27 rooms are a model of comfort and the whiskey bar is sure to please. There is also a restaurant on site and the whole place is quietly located one kilometer from the center. The view of the bay is unforgettable! In 2020, the establishment celebrated 25 years of prestige, excellence, awards and recommendations by various labels, organizations and publications.

Enjoy the splendid views of the impressive mountain world from the cosy, modern hostel situated near the castle and the town centre. The dormitories have 5 to 10 beds, with good bedding, and there are two lounges, a kitchen and a dining room to meet other visitors. The building has not lost its Victorian grandeur and the views of the Ness River are very pleasant. Hot drinks are self-service and unlimited, and wi-fi is free. If anyone in your group is under 18 years of age, you will need to contact the establishment before booking.

Extensive renovations have made this former high school of 1854 a luxury hotel with a lot of charm, close to the castle. Its 96 rooms are spread over three floors and are decorated in a modern style. They all have a bathtub with shower above. Some of them are bigger and have a very pleasant view. One of them is designed for people with reduced mobility and lifts are available to move around the building. There is also an on-site restaurant, a large spa, sauna and whirlpool.

This huge Victorian property on Loch Linnhe has everything you would expect from a perfect mountain retreat. The ten bedrooms with shower rooms are of different sizes and layouts, with some remarkable views, and all are equipped with every comfort. You can even go out in the evening to pick from the DVDs available. The bar offers you its arms to relax at the end of the day, accompanied by a dram to choose from among its 350 whiskies, including some rare malts. Lunch baskets can be prepared on request.

The hotel wants to be chic and elegant, and it is. The rooms are all different from each other, and relaxation is the order of the day throughout the establishment. They are decorated and furnished with care, blending traditional Scottish spirit with modern modern comfort. You will appreciate the comfortable bedding and warm merino blankets. Peatstacks, the hotel's restaurant, offers traditional Highland dishes and will delight shellfish lovers.

The hotel enjoys an enviable location in the heart of Stockbridge. It is a 10-minute walk from the Royal Botanic Garden and 5 minutes from New Town. 17 rooms are housed in a listed Georgian building. The bathrooms designed by Philippe Starck make you want to extend your bath more than right to enjoy the comfort. As a resident, the Caledonian Hotel's fitness room, located on Princes Street, is open to you. Ideal to relax by taking a few swims in the large swimming pool or to treat yourself to a beauty treatment.

If you want to stay, eat or drink in Dornoch, this castle is an address not to be missed! It has the best hotel in town, one of the best restaurants and a bar whose selection of real ales alongside its 300 single malts has been praised by CAMRA. The beers come from Orkney or the Cairngorms. The building dates back to 1577. The 24 rooms are elegant, very comfortable and some offer a four-poster bed or nice views on the enclosed garden. Food-wise, refinement and flavors are found in the plate.

This hotel is one of the ideal places to combine Highland discovery and Scottish luxury. The rooms are carefully furnished for the greatest comfort of the residents. It is possible to organize stays dedicated to golf, in connection with courses located in the immediate vicinity. Another strong point of the site: its restaurants. The Bistro offers a simple and relaxed culinary experience, the Garden Room is more modern and Lorimer's is distinguished by a more formal atmosphere.

With their three central addresses, Skene House Apartments Hotels offer some 189 apartments for rent by the night, for a home-like stay in the city. The value for money is particularly attractive in the event of low occupancy, with free parking and breakfast included. The apartments have all the necessary comforts and include a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, sitting area and tastefully decorated.

The New Lanark Mill Hotel has skillfully taken advantage of its historic walls, in an old village production building, to create 38 beautiful double and family rooms with bathrooms and contemporary furnishings. The views over the Clyde are breathtaking and the hotel also has a restaurant, gym, sauna, steam room and a 16-metre swimming pool. There's even a large roof terrace. You can also choose one of the 8 independent cottages overlooking the River Clyde (minimum stay 2 nights).

Perfectly situated on the edge of the Muirfield Golf Course, this hotel has a reputation - well deserved! - to be a golfer's paradise. The establishment, designed by the Edwardian architect Sir Edwin Lutyens, came out of the ground in 1901 and has retained all its charm and authenticity over the past century. You will enjoy the French gourmet restaurant, the spa, the enclosed garden, the private croquet lawn and the hedonistic tranquillity of the place.

Ideally located just a short walk from Kelvinbridge Underground Station and the many restaurants in the West End, Amadeus Guest House is a charming and cosy address. All nine rooms have a bathroom and some can accommodate up to three people. Breakfast is continental but offers ham, eggs, cereals, rolls, porridge and more. There are also two apartments, with all comforts, one with one bedroom, the other with two, as well as sofa beds, with everything you need to be independent.

Overlooking the entire city and its beautiful bay, Dunheanish Guest House is proud to welcome you to its elegant Victorian villa with the utmost hospitality. All six rooms have en-suite bathrooms and four of them even have a four-poster bed. Some of them have fireplaces and beautifully carved wooden furniture. Binoculars or telescopes allow you to admire Kerrera and the surroundings. The town centre, with its restaurants, pubs and shops, is a 5-minute walk away. The garden is accessible in summer.

Kilmuir Park is a pleasant family home, where you feel good right away. It provides travellers with beautifully furnished rooms, all with en-suite bathrooms. All are on the ground floor. The wooden furniture creates an atmosphere of comfort that is not contradicted by the bedding or the large living room. Nothing is missing and the breakfast, like the reception, meets all the expectations that one can have of a bed & breakfast worthy of the name: local products, home cooking, small attentions...

The Cairndale Hotel and Leisure Club offers great facilities in a splendid building at affordable rates. It has 91 rooms, all with en suite bathrooms, elegantly furnished and decorated, for a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Take advantage of your getaway to relax at the spa - unless you prefer to work out in the fitness room? -which has a fairly comprehensive menu of beauty and wellness treatments.

Yotel Edinburgh is the first of the international chain to set up in Europe. It offers the services and the quality of stay of a three or even four-star hotel, with the added bonus of a millennium spirit. Here, you don't stay in rooms, but in cabins. They are optimized to offer real comfort in a minimum of space. You will be looked after at the "Mission Control" (reception desk) with a more than friendly staff, but also with interactive terminals. During the day or in the evening, you can settle down in the Komyuniti space.

Castle Rock has everything to please: a great location at the foot of the castle, a successful medieval decor, a festive and international atmosphere, impeccable cleanliness, billiard and beer pong tournaments and even free pub crawls every week to meet other travellers in the company of the staff. The establishment is regularly ranked among the best youth hostels in Europe. Dormitories and showers are comfortable and everyone is entitled to a small locker with key, two pillows and a personal light and socket.