The most beautiful guest rooms Scotland

Nice house, cosy rooms and smiling welcome in this 4-star hotel with Scottish tourist office. The surroundings are spectacular: steep cliffs and beautiful beaches where the air is pure. Liz, owner and lover of his region, will provide you with all the information according to your activities and organise even thematic tours.

With a definite isolation in the middle of nature, this B&B attracts travellers in search of peace and quiet in six rooms, some of which are huge. Each has its own bathroom and basic but sufficient furnishings. The common rooms such as the veranda are pleasant and there is a honesty bar system where you pay yourself for what you consume. The rooms and verandas all offer beautiful views over the valley. Please note: the minimum stay is two nights.

Situated on the steep, wave-beaten west coast of Lewis, SEAcroft offers all contemporary comforts in its three large bedrooms. You can also choose a SEApod, a detached cottage with sea views. All have en-suite bathrooms, either en-suite or on the landing, and lovely sea views. Finally, one house is also available for rent by the week. The guest lounge is perfect for relaxing and it is possible to have a glass of wine or whisky. Bicycles and kayaks can also be rented here, and meals can be enjoyed in the evenings.

Moray Park Guest House enjoys a privileged location on the east bank of the River Ness and in the heart of the city. The house offers about ten simple and comfortable rooms, with TV, DVD player, courtesy tray and hairdryer. The Eden Court Theatre and Cathedral are located across the river and can be reached by one of the many Victorian pedestrian bridges over the River Ness. The castle and the museum of Inverness are also located on the banks of the river and are only a few steps away.

On the outskirts of Elgin, this wealthy Edwardian mansion is of great elegance and rare finesse, with its ivy-covered stone walls and vast garden. Built in 1904, it will delight architecture lovers. The rooms are family, double or twin, and each includes a bathroom. All are tastefully decorated in a period style with touches of modernity for a comfortable and pleasant stay. The welcome, like the Scottish breakfast, are worthy of the best bed & breakfasts.

This charming cottage has 3 bright bedrooms with a view of the Broom loch. Located on a promontory, it offers superb views between cliff and rocky beach. Each of the rooms has its own view on the loch and are furnished with all the necessary and appreciable comfort: en-suite bathroom, TV, hairdryer, courtesy tray... The living room and the garden are accessible to visitors, who can even go to the beach. A drying room is available, for wet hiking returns, as well as maps and guides of the region.

Located in the quiet town of Bigton, Hayhoull B&B is just five minutes from the beautiful beach of St. Ninian's Sands and a rugged coastline with panoramic views. The four rooms are singles and doubles and two share a bathroom, while the others have their own private and adjoining facilities. The house is quite modern, comfortable and the welcome is warm. The location is perfect for walking, bird watching, fishing and visiting historical sites... why not cycling?

Situated in the countryside outside Lerwick, this peaceful address offers three large double rooms, one of which can be made into a triple. There's plenty of space and storage, as well as a lot of little extras. All have en-suite bathrooms. The establishment has practical facilities such as a drying room for wet clothes, a large car park, a lounge area with books and games... The welcome is warm and helpful, and the breakfast is generous. It is possible to request take-away meals for lunch.

With its central location in Lerwick, Fort Charlotte Guest House is an excellent base for exploring Shetland, with beautifully appointed and tastefully decorated rooms in this centrally located guest house. There are two singles, one double and one twin . Each has its own bathroom and amenities (TV, courtesy tray...). The breakfast is delicious and the hosts bend over backwards to make you feel at home.

If you were staying at a farm in Orkney, and more specifically at this address based on a dairy farm producing cheese. It is located very close to Stromness, at the exit of the village. Authenticity, calm and comfort are there. The three double rooms are all equipped with a bathroom, adjoining or on the landing. The breakfast is copious and delicious. The owners are welcoming.

Bellavista Guest House, 1.8 kilometres from the town, takes its name from its proximity to the sea, a stone's throw from Kirkwall Bay. The seven rooms are double and single and all have en-suite bathrooms. The guest lounge even includes a small kitchen area with fridge, microwave and kettle. The value for money is very good for a simple but effective offer. Rooms can be booked with different breakfast options, from the most gourmet to the lightest, and even without breakfast.

On the heights of Kirkwall, Kerrawa is located in the St Ola district, 1.5 km from the centre, but very close to the Highland Park distillery. It is a warm and cosy place with four contemporary rooms, all with showers and toilets. Breakfast is full and generous and is prepared using local produce. Guests are friendly and available to advise you on sightseeing, walking routes or good restaurants.

6 km east of Kirkwall, next to the airport, Straigona is a bed & breakfast full of well-being and tranquility. Julie and Mike take hospitality to heart. Their three rooms are modern and well equipped. Two are doubles, one is a twin and a triple can be requested. Each has its own bathroom and the breakfast is a treat. It is possible to dine here (starter, main course and dessert menu at £15/person).

Jane, John and their dogs (Megan and Lainie) warmly welcome every guest to their beautiful cottage just steps from the coast. Their love of the sea and hospitality led them to open this successful B&B, whose four double en-suite rooms are named after a local island. It feels like home and the good advice is plentiful and well-informed. This B&B is also recognized as a Green Tourism and is committed to an eco-responsible hotel industry.

In the imperturbable calm of the Sleat Peninsula, this small B&B offers two double rooms with generous and bright spaces, with a desk and a sofa in each one. They have a bathtub or shower, with toilet and plenty of storage space. The breakfast is prepared with care and copious. It is served in a beautiful dining room, bright, opening onto a superb view. Elaine, the owner, is a passionate photographer who has at heart to make discover her region. Children are not allowed.

If you want to enjoy Broadford, this is the place to come. This stunning architect designed house faces the bay and opens out to the sea. The three double rooms are spacious, very modern and identical, with large windows revealing the horizon, to be in communion with nature while staying warm. The large bathrooms are immaculate and include a bathtub or shower. The living-dining room is just as enjoyable with its sublime views and Neil, the owner, is always willing to give good advice.

This excellent B&B located in a residential area on the heights of the village is of high quality. It is only 5 minutes walk from the port and its shops (including pubs and restaurants). With only two bedrooms, spacious and equipped with showers and/or baths, attention can be paid to the well-being of each guest. There is no lack of space and there is even a small sitting area with a table and two armchairs. Helen and Gordon are charming and smiling owners, who welcome their guests as friends.

As its name suggests, Harbour Guest House is located in front of the sea, a few steps away from the distillery and on the harbour. It is an old fisherman's house, coloured pale green. The six rooms are single, double or family rooms and offer a certain comfort, with bathrooms and careful decoration. The cosy and wooded layout is rather pleasant, as is the dining room. Guests, who have been living here since 2014, are helpful and available. They gladly share their passion for nature excursions and wildlife observation.

On the quiet heights of Portree, this small, cosy and cosy family address will delight more than one. The two bedrooms are double and twin, with bathrooms and a very British decoration. Breakfast is served on the veranda and the garden and the terrace are delightful on sunny days. The hosts pamper their guests and speak Gaelic. They will give you all the information, tips and advice you need to enjoy the best of Skye, discover its emblematic sites and more confidential walks.

In the village of Uig, Woodbine consists of five comfortable bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and a communal lounge where you can warm up by the fireplace. There is also a garden for sunny days and breakfast is served using local ingredients. It is an ideal place to spend time with family or friends in a warm cocoon. Your hosts will be delighted to share with you their love of the island of Skye and to give you good advice for hikes or visits.

In an old church facing the castle and the boats, this cosy B&B enjoys a unique setting and offers three rooms to its guests. There is one double, one twin and one single. The last two may have to share a bathroom, which slightly lowers the price of thetwin. They have all the expected comforts: a tray with kettle, a hairdryer, a TV, and a stairlift for large luggage. The rustic decoration is in harmony with the nature of the building and the view from the dining room is very pleasant at breakfast.

The beds are comfortable, the hospitality excellent and the breakfast tasty, in this B&B in the centre of Bowmore. Rooms vary in size but all have beautiful en suite bathrooms and are tastefully furnished. The owners are very friendly and warm and are very helpful. It really feels like home here. For breakfast, try the Scottish version of porridge: with salt instead of sugar or honey! The many nearby amenities make it a good place to stay.

This lovely traditional Victorian house is located on the boardwalk, just across from the sea. The five bedrooms vary in size and therefore in price, but they have all the amenities you would expect, with en-suite bathrooms and a pleasant little charm. The larger ones are remarkable both for their views and their interiors. Upstairs, a small sitting area with fridge and microwave is accessible to all, to sit down or prepare a snack. Attention, depending on the period, reservations are made for a minimum of two nights.

The Fletcher family has lived on this farm, which has been in operation for more than a century, and decided to open part of it to tourists to share the charms of Islay. Two double rooms with showers and toilets are offered in a simple but adequate layout. A lounge area is also available. It is also possible to rent cottages or pitch a tent. The proximity of Port Askaig, Coal Ila and Bunnahabhain is not negligible.

In the heart of Port Ellen, this establishment is not lacking in character and Joy, its owner, bears its name well for her constant good humour. The rooms are as impeccable as they are spacious, bright and stylish. Each room has a large, gleaming bathroom and the feeling of well-being is paramount. The fireplace in the dining room fits in perfectly with the cosy atmosphere of the place. The hotel is conveniently located and offers superb views.

In what is said to be an old church built in 1895, this welcoming address offers six tastefully furnished rooms with en-suite bathrooms and all the amenities of a true guest house. Comfort is at the rendezvous with quality bedding. This luxury establishment benefits from a privileged location on the edge of the loch, and will be an ideal starting point for sports or cultural excursions.The modern and colourful decoration is very successful. Guests are always smiling and breakfast is a delight.

In a fisherman's cottage facing Loch Fyne, this bed & breakfast combines a warm welcome and tasteful decoration. The rooms are single, double or family rooms and all have their private bathroom, TV and courtesy tray. They have either a view of the port or a view of the castle of Tarbert, where Robert the Bruce passed through. There is also a living room from where you can contemplate the horizon. The breakfast is as typical as it is copious. The establishment is a two-minute walk from the shops and restaurants.

A big smile awaits you at the Boat House where the relaxed atmosphere is not in contradiction with the attention to detail and quality service. The design of the suites is sober and elegant, with some magnificent views of the bay. All include a bathroom, a kitchen area and a continental breakfast on site, offered in a packed lunch. Suite n°1 is adapted for people with reduced mobility. An apartment is also available.

Only two minutes from the city centre, the Grammar Lodge Guest House was completely renovated a few years ago. Its seven rooms are contemporary and bright, with wood and chocolate hues. Each has its own bathroom and the excellent breakfast is enjoyed in a large room with a glass ceiling. You can also relax in the beautifully landscaped garden. The hosts are very pleasant and their small attentions make all the difference.

Sarah and Alastair open the doors of their charming bed & breakfast and its five brilliantly furnished rooms with comfortable bedding. Double, twins or family rooms, all have their own bathrooms and overlook the pines or the hills. The welcome is equal to the superb décor and the location. You can leave directly from the house for walks in the surrounding area, and with a bit of luck you will see red squirrels from your windows and cross red deers nearby.

In the tiny village of Carrbridge, Carrmoor is a cottage over 100 years old, with bedrooms all en-suite and charmingly arranged. The tapestries and bedding are decorated with floral motifs and Christine, the owner, is very kind. She will be happy to advise you on your excursions and visits, whether to the surrounding natural sites - hiking, sports... - as well as for distilleries, historical and cultural sites. It is also possible to have dinner on site.

Ardlogie is a very friendly quality guest house that offers five double rooms, one of which can become a triple. Each room has its own shower and toilet, and is pleasantly decorated with tartan motifs and paintings from the region. There is a garden and a patio for relaxing, with a whirlpool bath. Guests are taken care of. Parking is in the street: it is quiet, so it is easy to find a place. Attention: the establishment does not accept children under 5 years old.

Set in a remarkable manor house in the heights of the city, Wellwood House is full of character and cachet. The charm of the old is omnipresent within its 1881 walls. The 12 bedrooms all have en-suite bathrooms, either adjoining or on the landing, with the added bonus of organic and Scottish toiletries. The furnishings imitate the style of the period and there are some beautiful views. The large tree-lined garden and the spacious dining room are complemented by two pleasant guest lounges, where there is a honesty bar: you pay for what you drink.

Each of the ten rooms is different at Claymore, but all offer unparalleled comfort and beautiful decoration. They all have private bathrooms and a small refrigerator. The house itself is huge, with a garden and a large veranda where breakfast is served. The cleanliness and service is second to none. The location just a two-minute walk from the city centre and the train station is also a real plus, both for train travellers and for visitors wishing to enjoy the city's pubs and restaurants.

Ardconnel House is a traditional town house in Inverness, with six rooms, single, double and family. All of them have a private bathroom, adjoining or on the landing. The decoration is pretty and very British, like the shared living room. It is possible to park your car there, but it is best to inform the owners in advance to make arrangements. The owners are warmly welcoming and take great care to ensure that your stay in the Highlands is perfect. Children under 10 years old are not accepted.

Behind the walls of its beautiful half-timbered house dating from 1760, this Bed & Breakfast has four modern and very pleasant rooms. Single or double, all have showers and toilets, with hot drinks and Egyptian cotton sheets. The style is modern and great attention is paid to comfort. The breakfast room offers a breathtaking view of the Caledonian Canal, Meall Dubh Peak and the picturesque village of Fort Augustus. The owner is very welcoming. There are sometimes large discounts in low season.

In a small, detached house close to the city centre, this bed and breakfast offers four bright and cheerful rooms, with nice surfaces and private bathrooms. Three have double beds, one has a single bed. If you are travelling by two-wheeler (bike or motorcycle), you will also find what you need: bicycle shelter, secure space for motorcycles, covered parking, motorcycle covers available, drying facilities for motorcycle or cycling clothes. John and Jane are very welcoming and helpful.

After several years of vacationing in South Uist, the owners of Heron Point decided to move there themselves with their dogs, to return the hospitality they received and to share their passion and love for the island. The four double and twin bedrooms each have their own private bathroom and are furnished with beautiful solid wood furniture. The living room, with its tartan carpet and fireplace, is very typical. The property is 1.5 miles from the ferry terminal, but guests can pick you up on request.

On the road to the islands and facing Loch Eil, this quiet bed & breakfast offers a stay full of tranquility and well-being, with a beautiful view of Ben Nevis. Outside the city, however, it allows easy access to all the nature spots of Lochaber. There are only two rooms, which guarantees special attention for each guest. Both are spacious and cosy, with views of the loch or the mountains. The breakfast is excellent, as is the welcome. Attention, this establishment only receives adults.

This B&B is located in a suburban area north of Stornoway. There are five bedrooms of different sizes and decorations available here. A suite is also available. A shower room is available in each room and the furnishings have been tastefully designed. They are all located on the first floor (staircase to go up) and are equipped with a TV, a courtesy tray with hot drinks, a hairdryer and a fridge. The town centre is 1.5 km away and there is a garden on site. Guests are friendly and helpful.

Five minutes drive from Tarbert, Ceol Na Mara Guest House is situated in a beautiful setting above Loch Kindebig, surrounded by sheep and horses. The views are absolutely superb. The four double rooms are cosy and comfortable, with en suite or landing bathrooms. The whole area is very wooded and bright, as is the friendly guest lounge. Breakfast is a feast of local specialities and dishes, with award-winning produce and excellent Scottish cheeses. The reception is just like the rest: irreproachable.

Established in a former schoolhouse in 1876, this east coast facility is almost on the water. It offers three twin bedrooms with bathrooms and a shared living room. It offers the possibility to eat there in the evening. The food is sourced locally, and sometimes even comes from the vegetable garden and the garden greenhouse. Basket meals can also be prepared on request (provided you stay for at least two days), which will be very convenient for day trips and to make sure you don't miss anything.

This friendly bed and breakfast is located at Allt na Chruinn in Glenshiel, just before the A87 bridge over Loch Duich. The house is rather modern on the outside, but the interior is beautifully decorated in a traditional and cosy style. The three double bedrooms have their own bathrooms and are well appointed. Some of them overlook the loch, as does the living room. It is also possible to rent a cottage with two bedrooms.

The delightful West House offers three double rooms with stunning views of the Highlands. All contain a fridge (with fresh milk and juice) and their own bathrooms. The furnishings are modern, comfortable and the guests are warm and helpful. For breakfast, which is not served on site, don't worry: the B&B is surrounded by establishments offering a wide range of options, so you will have a wide choice and can even try out several according to your desires. You can take it in your room.

Pennyland House is a beautiful historic building built in 1780, which has lost none of its charm and presence. Nothing is left to chance here, the decoration, the furnishings, the bedding, the breakfast and, above all, the contact with the hosts who are very friendly and attentive to the well-being of their guests. The rooms are named after golf courses and offer a modern bathroom and beautiful surfaces, with impeccable comfort. Attention, you must book a minimum of two nights from May to September.

Built around 1750, this house steeped in history has given itself a new beauty to welcome its guests in its excellent and nicely decorated bed & breakfast. The eight rooms alternate between single, double and family rooms and all include private showers and toilets. Guests are very pleasant and their breakfast is copiously prepared. They will be happy to help you plan your excursions and advise you, according to your wishes, on the sites and walks that you will enjoy the most.

Beautifully situated north of Wick Harbour, Seaview has three very pretty and comfortable rooms. One is double and can become a family room, while the other two offer twin beds. The latter share a bathroom and the former has its own private amenities. The reception is pleasant and the Sun Room is a shared living room with pleasant views. The house has been a bed and breakfast for nearly 40 years, hence a real know-how and a lot of advice to give to discover the best of the region.

The guesthouse is located in Lochinver itself, in the centre of the village, and, due to its elevated position, offers a magnificent view of the loch. The three rooms of Tigh Na Sith are cosy and pleasant, with a unique name and layout for each. They all offer a private shower and toilet, as well as double or twin beds. Breakfast is a real meal and attention to detail counts, even in the owners' craftsmanship. The owners will be happy to advise you on activities and excursions...

Polcraig offers a very warm welcome, where you really feel at home thanks to the kindness of the hosts. Their six rooms are single, double or twin, with beautifully decorated and en-suite bathrooms. The expression home sweet home takes on its full meaning here, and pretty photos or paintings of Scotland recall the beauty of the country. Breakfasts are copious and locally sourced: we have even selected for you the best of regional products. Vegetarian options are available.

In the heart of the village, Tigh Nan Ubhal has three double rooms. They all offer a certain comfort, with quality bedding, private parking and free wifi. The welcome is excellent and breakfast sets the tone for the day. The owners, Angela & Jimmy, do everything possible to make your stay as pleasant as possible. Don't hesitate to ask for advice for an excursion, a hike, a restaurant... They will be happy to help you!