Holiday villages and unusual accommodation Scotland

The Loch Leven Hotel offers a range of accommodation - traditional en-suite rooms and pods - to suit all types of travelers. The warm and inviting location offers a variety of attractions, including a breathtaking view of the loch, a cozy library and lounge, a games room, a bar with a variety of scotch whiskies and gins distilled on site, and a restaurant and pub with a traditional and tasty menu.

Smart suggestion: take advantage of your stay to create your own gin with the Gin School Experience.

The Highland Club is an experience of Scottish luxury. The place is extraordinary: a former abbey converted into a hotel residence offers high standing, ultra modern apartments for a stay in the greatest of comforts. Between the swimming pool in the old cloister, the living room, the games room, the library and the comfort of your apartment, you might be tempted not to go out anymore. It would be a shame... You're on the shores of Loch Ness, just a short walk from the heart of Fort Augustus, its restaurants, cruise ships and shops.

Staying in a yacht? Treat yourself to a luxurious suite in an exceptional building, on the water, and imagine yourself sailing away from it all, in the calm and pleasure of a top-of-the-range cruise. Cabins as spacious as they are luxurious, excellent welcome and service, authentic and generous Scottish breakfast, gourmet afternoon tea, fine and elegant dinner... So many things to enjoy! And nothing was said about the whisky bar, the breathtaking view of the waterfront... This hotel has won several awards, and it only takes a visit to understand why!

Want to stay in a Scottish castle at a very reasonable price? This historic 18th century residence will welcome you to its incredibly charming site. In addition to the authenticity and superb scenery surrounding it, you will appreciate this place for its family atmosphere. The doors of the magnificent lounge-library are wide open to you, and you are cared for throughout your stay. Good to know: the school offers internships all year round to learn or improve in various creative activities.

Spending a night in a castle in Scotland is among the desires of many travellers. Here you can sleep where Mary Queen of Scots would have stayed in 1563. While the fire crackles in the hearth, explore the castle as you wish. You can also stay in the Barns Tower: king size bed, free-standing bathtub, fireplace ready to be lit, breakfast basket: ideal for a romantic stay! And if you're with family or friends, choose Neidpath Barmkin, a cottage overlooking the Tweed River and the majestic castle.

South of the West End and east of the Meadows, this barge moored at the Union Canal offers an original location, close to the city centre. Impeccably furnished, this waterfront apartment has two cabins for a couple and another with bunk beds for children. The place is suitable for a romantic stay as well as a family stay. Here you can enjoy a quiet life, with swans and ducks as neighbours. In summer, you can enjoy the small flowered terrace on the water and the neighbourhood of a nice café on the banks, with its beer garden spread out in the sun.