The most beautiful guest rooms Scotland

This excellent bed & breakfast is located near Smoo Cave, close to hiking trails and sandy beaches. The three rooms are single, double or twin and all have a private shower and toilet, as well as beautiful solid wood furniture, practical storage space, the traditional courtesy tray and free wi-fi. You really feel at home here and the hosts know how to make you feel at ease. There is also a living-dining room where it is possible to sit down to read a book or watch a film and a terrace.

Right in the centre of Mallaig and facing the port, this beautiful stone house has five bedrooms, including three doubles, one twin and one single. The last two share a bathroom but all the others have private facilities. Each has a modern and cosy design, with a variety of colours and discreet tartan patterns. It is very easy to reach, located 200 m from the train station and 300 m from the ferry terminal, which leads to Skye and Knoydart, but also from the heart of the city, with its bars and restaurants.

This large and beautiful modern house enjoys a lovely setting with superb views, even by local standards. It is nestled in a wooded mountainside on the banks of Loch Linnhe, overlooking the water and the Ardgour Hills. There are four bedrooms, three doubles overlooking the loch and one triple overlooking the woods. There is a private bathroom for each room and a living room with large windows that are a real eye-catcher. Please note, if you are travelling with your family, children under 12 years of age are not accepted.

At the north entrance to Glencoe on the B863, Callart View faces Loch Leven in its cosy little cottage. All three rooms are double, twin or family rooms and have stunning views of the loch and the mountains or forest. All have their own small bathroom. The reception is smiling. The owners also have two cottages, Bennachie & Nursery Cottage, available for rent by the week: ideal for a pied-à-terre and to spread out in the area!

Rum's unique bed & breakfast offers two double rooms with en-suite bathrooms, to maintain all the comfort and charm of traditional accommodation during your visit. One of them can be transformed into a family room. The establishment offers beautiful views of the bay, thanks to its location just a few metres from the sea. The price of the stay includes dinner (starter, main course and dessert), and it is possible to order a packed lunch from your hosts to go on a day trip with peace of mind, without having to worry about anything.

Gwen and Jake have lived here for over 35 years and they're very lucky. This stunning Georgian house is an upscale bed & breakfast with an exceptionaldecor. The three rooms, double or twin, are magnificent and one of them even has a four-poster bed. All of them have of course their private bathroom and the three common rooms are a delight to relax in the middle of antiques and porcelain by the fire. Breakfast is cooked by Gwen, who is also happy to cater for special diets.

Very close to the abbey and ultra-central, this Georgian town house offers attractive prices for its four clean and classic double rooms. Two of them have their private bathroom on the landing and are therefore the cheapest. The hosts are discreet, but will be able to advise you on your visits, especially nature visits. Breakfast is typically Scottish and hearty, with even an option including grilled smoked herring. Discounted rates are possible beyond two consecutive nights out of season.

In a beautiful street with traditional facades, the four rooms of this guest house are compact and comfortable, each with its own bathroom, wi-fi, a TV... Breakfast is made with local products. You will also have access to parking spaces and a library or lounge where you can relax after a day's walk. Andrea and John make welcoming you a priority and you will quickly feel at home with them. If you would like to spend some time on site, a 20% discount is available from 7 days.

With only three rooms, Glenview offers comfort and proximity in its large home in the heart of Luss. Each room is unique in style, with beautiful bathrooms and a small living area. One has a four-poster bed, another has a wood stove, the third has a veranda... The least we can say is that there is plenty of space, that you feel good here and that hospitality is a strong point. Breakfast is continental but includes local products, including meats and jams. A cottage, Glenview House, can also be rented.

The horses grazing quietly in the garden are a reminder that closeness to nature prevails in this corner of Scotland. On the heights of Aberfoyle, Corrie Glen has three rooms available and the owner, Pauline, is doubly kind to her guests. The private bathrooms are en suite or on the landing and there is a verandah and a lounge for lounging. This B&B is listed as "Welcome Walkers", "Welcome Cyclists" and "Welcome Bikers".

Just opposite the North Sea and 400 metres from the harbour, the Home Arms has ten rooms, basic but pleasant and at a very good price. They all have a shower, except the family ones, which have a bathtub, and are equipped with modern comfort. The building is historic and the hotel vocation of the establishment is rooted in time, as it has been operating as a hotel and guest house since the late 1880s. Some views of the open sea are very nice and the owners will be happy to help you in your visits.

This adorable house near the centre is very well kept and offers 5 bedrooms, double or twin, with en-suite, adjoining or on the landing. The interiors are clean, simple and bright, with a large dining room and a veranda. There is also a small garden and the owners, Fay and Dane, are very helpful. You can dine on site, by reservation. In the lounge available to residents, you will find all the brochures and tourist maps you need to fine-tune your excursion programme.

Anchorlee Guest House is a magnificent th century Victorian house where four large rooms with bathrooms are offered by Olive and Alastair. The decoration is very cute and hot drinks and fresh milk are available to guests, who can also relax in the garden. The room was very clean and the breakfast was very good. The breakfast was very good. Book by phone to see if prices below online are available.

Built in 1860, this listed Victorian house and its four bedrooms (double superior, twin, executive and luxury) are not lacking in charm. All of them have a private bathroom, adjoining or on the landing, and their furniture brilliantly mixes modern and old. They have kept their original and authentic features: cast iron staircase, fireplaces, decorated cornices. The garden is very pleasant and the train station is only three minutes away on foot. J.M. Barrie, the author of Peter Pan, lived at the neighbouring address.

In a large country house, Braefield has two beautiful double bedrooms with TV, courtesy tray, en-suite bathrooms, one of which is on the landing. Caroline and David moved in in 2007 and have made major renovations to make the space even more enjoyable. The breakfast is particularly praised, as well as the very comfortable bedding. Fancy a packed lunch or a picnic? Caroline will prepare it for you upon request.

Kingsway Guest House is a Victorian guest house located in Newington, near Holyrood Park. Lizzie & Gary, the couple who run the house, will be happy to advise you. The stylish and comfortable rooms have wifi and LCD TV. The fabulous Scottish breakfast (regularly awarded) is freshly prepared with local products: self-service buffet + cooked breakfast with variations each day. Remember to book directly to get the best rates.

Set in a charming ^19th century mansion, this luxury bed and breakfast is a delightful addition to the chic environment of this part of the West End. The interiors are designer, between ancient and modern, the five rooms offer solid colors and are spacious. Super king size beds, large modern bathrooms and a hearty Scottish breakfast are real highlights. Guests have access to the residents' private park and the presence of some parking spaces is a plus, even if they are limited.

Conchra House is a beautiful cosy house leaning against the hill and perfectly situated for the view of the loch and the mountains. It is close to Dornie, not Kyle of Lochalsh itself (count 16 km), just outside the village of Plockton. A traditional 18th century house, it offers the luxury of a Scottish country house. It will make an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area (why not Skye?), hiking or discovering the surrounding heritage. The rooms are all comfortable, each with its own bathroom.

Ayr, a town located in Scotland, offers a variety of homestay options for travelers. Among the best homestays in Ayr is Barns Serviced Accommodation, located close to Ayr Racecourse and the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum. Beaches is a small, family-run guest house with a large private garden and access to Ayr's sandy beach. Beechwood Ensuite Guest House is ideally situated between Ayr and Prestwick, just minutes from the airport. Inverlea Guest House is just a 10-minute walk from Ayr station and offers rooms with free Wi-Fi. ByTheSea Guest House is a family-run guest house set in a conservation area of Victorian and Georgian houses. Havenwood overlooks the garden and offers a terrace and patio. The Doonleigh suite is close to Ayr Racecourse and the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum. Burnside Guest House is a Victorian house just 100 meters from Ayr beach. Savoy Park Hotel is a family-run, professionally managed hotel. Maze Serviced Apartment features a bar and free Wi-Fi. Kilkerran Guest House is a 10-minute drive from Prestwick Airport. These accommodation options offer travelers a comfortable and convenient stay in Ayr.

The five rooms are double, twin or family rooms and all have private showers and toilets. The layout is pleasant, contemporary and pretty. Each room has all the modern comforts and facilities: hairdryer, well-stocked courtesy tray, TV and DVD player, mini-fridge, desk area. The Victorian-style flower-filled house with its high walls is run by an attentive and caring owner who cooks with talent. One of the rooms is accessible without stairs.

The pretty Georgian house of the Townhouse is hidden in a small discreet alley overlooking Kelso's main square. You can recognize it by its grey door, behind which there are three large, chic and bright rooms. Each has a large private bathroom in the house and the charm of the old reign everywhere. This is a very high quality bed & breakfast to indulge yourself. Attention: the establishment does not welcome young children. It will therefore be a privileged address for a romantic excursion!

Glenavon House is a beautiful Scottish Victorian manor house built in 1886. It is located right in front of the river: fishing enthusiasts couldn't dream of a better location. The interior is really splendid with very nice furniture and a decoration very in adequacy with the house. The rooms are bright and overlook a beautiful garden. You have the possibility to rent an apartment with two bedrooms and a kitchen, making it the ideal accommodation for a small family.

This small, cosy and stylish bed and breakfast is located just a few minutes north of Linlithgow, on a working farm. It's a charming country setting, a stone's throw from the village and not far from Edinburgh and Glasgow (halfway). All amenities are there and the rooms are decorated in a rustic and tasteful way. Some have their bathrooms on the landing and are therefore the cheapest. There's a river for fishing and a golf course right at the end of the road. In the afternoon, take time for tea and pastry...

Jackie Herriott, the owner of the place, is an epicurean. She loves life, wine and France, so you'll be here in conquered territory. She speaks a little French, which can be useful to help you discover the area and the city. The four large bedrooms are superb, with excellent bedding and functional bathrooms where nothing is missing. The breakfast is delicious and its whisky porridge is complimented by the finest connoisseurs. It is a very nice address just a few meters from Leith Walk and close to New Town.

Moraydale is a pretty Victorian house just a short walk from the town centre and its attractions. The five bedrooms of all sizes are spacious and feature warm colours with tartan patterns. Three are located on the ground floor. A private bathroom is present in each one. They also have their traditional courtesy tray and a TV with DVD player. A typical Scottish breakfast is served in the spacious dining room or on the veranda. Vegetarian alternatives are available.

Castlecroft is an excellent 3 bedroom B&B, one of which sleeps 3 people, located north of the hill on which the Stirling Castle sits. Each has its own private bathroom and cosy furniture. It's hard not to feel at home there and it's not the warm welcome that will say otherwise. Art is here everywhere. The guest lounge is perfect for relaxing among guests and its fireplace warms up the winter evenings. For the summer, one will surely prefer the garden, the terrace and its panorama. We're close to downtown.

Spend a night in an old bank: and why not? You won't sleep in the vault, but in one of the rooms upstairs, overlooking Wick's main street. In the heart of the city, you have access to restaurants, shops, pubs... The guesthouse is pleasant, with its well-appointed, spacious and comfortable rooms. All rooms have their own en suite bathroom. The breakfast room is also a lounge, creating a common space to relax in the evening and converse with other guests.

This charming country house has a pleasant garden. It has 3 double rooms and 1 family room that can accommodate 4 people. Each one has its private and adjoining bathroom and all the classic equipment: courtesy tray, TV with DVD player, mini fridge, hair dryer. Fire can be made in the living room. Breakfasts are carefully prepared with local products. Vegetarian menus can also be cooked to order. Animals are welcome, provided they are notified in advance.

Myrtle Bank offers around 20 rooms of different sizes and decor in three beautiful residences facing Loch Linnhe. All of them are bright and elegant, with beautiful wooden furniture and a lot of comfort. Some of them are huge and also have magnificent views of the peaceful waters across the road. Some bathrooms are shared, although most are private, and the guests are very pleasant.

This small house offers two double or family rooms with bathroom. The views from the windows are breathtaking - lochs and mountains - and you get a taste of Scottish hospitality. The B&B is an ideal base for exploring the surrounding hills on foot or taking a cruise to the surrounding islands. Your hosts will be happy to point out walks and hikes from the house, or to advise you on places to visit or porpoise and dolphin watching.

This lovely B&B is set in one of the most beautiful Georgian streets in Edinburgh, where R.L Stevenson himself once lived. The two cosy and tastefully decorated rooms are the epitome of the art of British hospitality, just like your two hosts, Diane and Robert. You'll feel at home with them as you do with yourself, especially if you like cats. The traditional Scottish breakfast is a real lesson in good manners with some recipes based on haddock and salmon, worthy of great tables. A delicious and authentic address.

Crosshall will seduce all those who are looking for a real stay in the countryside and a completely rural setting. The three rooms, double or twin, are cosy and charming. They all include a private bathroom, sometimes on the landing, but always very practical. There is also a dining room and a living room with a fireplace to chat with other guests. Jim and Judy are very loving hosts and mainly raise sheep on their farm. They serve a home-cooked breakfast, which they change every day.

As its name suggests, this B&B was originally the village post office. It has been completely renovated and refurbished to become a charming house that will seduce you with its comfort and the care taken in its decoration. Behind, a pretty garden to enjoy a moment of happiness in complete tranquillity. Among the specificities of this B&B are the gin tasting evenings. Its bar collects some 100 bottles: why not take advantage of this stay to learn about the subtleties and perfumes of this beverage?

Southwest of Loch Ness, this croft located between forest and loch has been welcoming travellers from all over the world since the early 1990s. It offers two types of accommodation: bed and breakfast and log cabins. The latter allow an independent stay - one is for 2 people, the two others for 4 or 5 - with bathroom, kitchen and living room. The rooms are for two people or can be converted into family suites.

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.

Stay in a beautiful Victorian house. Seton Guest House has 7 bedrooms, 6 of which have en suite and individual bathrooms. All are equipped with quality bedding, TV with DVD player, courtesy tray, and in the morning you will be served a full Scottish breakfast. You will also enjoy the small park in front of the property and the library. You will receive a warm welcome here: don't hesitate to ask your hosts for advice on visits, walks, restaurants, pubs... all within a few minutes' walk.

This beautiful contemporary country house welcomes you in a superb building with spectacular views of the golf course and the sea. The establishment has been awarded one of the best B&Bs in the country. The rooms are tastefully decorated and designed with comfort in mind: they are spacious and offer bathrobes, hairdryers, tea and coffee making facilities and TV (with Netflix). The Mews Cottage is the perfect solution for a stay with friends or family (3 bedrooms, living room, dining room and kitchen).

Nicolas and Andrea Deschamps welcome you to their beautiful Victorian villa surrounded by gardens. You will enjoy the peace and quiet of an elegant country house 5 minutes walk from the city centre. The house has been entirely renovated, while preserving the charm and authenticity of the place. Each of the 6 bedrooms has its private bathroom. Breakfast is served in the large living room: full cooked breakfast, with haggis, but also vegetarian or vegan options. And if you need advice, your hosts speak French!

How can you not fall in love with Nithbank? That's what happened to Melanie and John, the owners, who welcome you to their beautiful country home. It was once the residence of the Duke of Queensberry. Here, tranquillity and comfort are king: spacious rooms, modern facilities, calm... Period features have been preserved in each room and are combined with quality facilities. You will be pampered with many attentions: homemade scones on arrival and other delicacies...

This former B&B, a Victorian house which used to be the office of the Stirling Tram Company, has changed its form to offer not only rooms, but independent apartments. There are two of them to rent, one on the first floor, the other on the first floor, and they can accommodate up to 6 people. Each one has two bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, a dining area and a comfortable living room. The decoration is very well done, mixing authenticity, Scottish charm and modernity. You will also have access to free parking and wi-fi.

This small haven of peace offers twelve magnificent rooms, all different and brilliantly decorated. Their rustic setting is full of charm, like the Victorian building overlooking Kelvingrove Park. The less expensive ones share their bathrooms, which are still large and well appointed. Each has its own courtesy tray and wifi. The dining room looks like a large restaurant and serves a good buffet breakfast. The location, in the heart of Glasgow's most fashionable area, is ideal.

Jim and Allison are originally from the Northern Highlands and are very welcoming. The nine rooms are single, double and triple with private bathrooms and rustic charm. All are very well maintained and equipped with LCD screen, hairdryer and courtesy tray. Breakfast is an opportunity to taste the oatmeal, which is prepared divinely well here, and to fill up with a full scottish breakfast, ideal to start off the day with a good peid. The centre is only a seven-minute walk from this quiet residential area.

Right in the centre of Aberfeldy yet in a quiet area, Balnearn House guarantees a quality stay with 10 single, double and family rooms, all of which include a private bathroom, either en suite or on the landing. The decoration is pretty and there is a nice garden. The lounge and dining room are typical and you can enjoy an excellent breakfast. If you are travelling with a dog, you will love the dog friendly room: treats on arrival, soft towels to wipe his paws, suggestions for walks...

In the heart of Helmsdale, here is a charming address that has been recently renovated. Your hosts will be well looked after: Sharon is very attentive and Tommy makes excellent breakfasts. The three rooms in this lovely house are cosy and well appointed, while the garden has a pleasant veranda where you can linger while chatting or reading. Parking is available on the street, but there is rarely a lack of space. A nice little address at a reasonable price.

This B&B has 3 bedrooms, in a pleasant house 15 minutes walk from the cathedral. You are here particularly pampered by the owners, natives and lovers of their city. Everything is done for your comfort, your peace and quiet (including free parking on site), and also for your enjoyment, with a tasty traditional Scottish breakfast and many tips for a good lunch and dinner in town. Your hosts will be great tips for all the things to do in Glasgow and the good things to do in Glasgow.

This charming seaside house has ten rooms, seven of which overlook the horizon and the sea. Whether single or double, there is a real sense of well-being, with pleasant bathrooms and relaxing pastel colours. They are equipped with all modern conveniences: TV, DVD player, and of course the courtesy tray that allows you to prepare a good hot chocolate after a cool day! At the end of the day, you can enjoy the dining room where a small lounge area lends itself to relaxation and contemplation of the open sea.

Close to the beach and the city center, this establishment is very convenient for visiting Aberdeen on foot. You can park your car in the private parking lot and enjoy all that the city has to offer. What's more, your hosts will be happy to give you advice on sightseeing or walking, and recommend the best restaurants or pubs. The 9 rooms are simple and comfortable, tastefully decorated and equipped with private and en-suite bathrooms. Each room has its own TV and well-stocked hospitality tray.

The charming Clachan is a bed & breakfast as we like it, where warmth of welcome, authenticity and comfort have been the order of the day for decades. It has also been recognized by several organizations and associations for the quality of its accommodation and the friendliness of its guests. The rooms are large and have all been renovated and refurnished with taste and practicality. Each one includes its own en-suite bathroom and the number of guests never exceeds six, which ensures that everyone receives special attention.

Stuart Wilson welcomes you to his 4 room B&B. Located near the train station and the university, it allows easy access to the city center and to the various local attractions. Your host is a Stirling lover and a great sportsman(Ironman, marathons...): if you want to talk about sports, get advice on the best mountain bike trails, walking or cycling, he will be your man. He has even thought of a stay specially designed for cyclists, with daily tours of different levels and tourist excursions!

In a beautiful Victorian house in the centre, Glenderran has five pleasant rooms, two singles, two doubles and one with twin beds. Each has its own private bathroom and offers the utmost comfort. The reception is also up to scratch. The hearty and well-cooked breakfast - with fresh fruit salad, smoked haddock and Scottish salmon, among other delicacies - does not disappoint. Golfers will be delighted with its location, just a few minutes walk from the famous Old Course, and happy to find storage space for their clubs.