The best hotels Scotland

Set in a beautiful building built in 1819, the Apex Hotel in its interior decoration selected some elements of the time, visible in its restaurant and bar. An entire intellectual elite autrefois in this hotel, which included one of the city's most popular ballroom. Today, sophistication is always in place. A trend design redraws the room space, a sumptuous crystal chandelier orne the ceiling of Parrot's Bar and the refined furniture of the restaurant blends elegantly in the luxurious Georgian dining room. Enjoy a swimming pool, spa and fitness room with state-of-the-art equipment. Apex signs a unique alloy between historical heritage and contemporary life.

This Georgian-style country house is located very close to the city. It has beautiful gardens to walk around and boasts stunning views of the beautiful Highland countryside. The rooms are luxurious, elegant and tastefully decorated. His restaurant has won numerous awards, and his bar, where many malts are served, is well known to spirits lovers. His afternoon tea is also famous.

Balmoral is the quintessence of British chic in the heart of Edinburgh. The building is one of the most beautiful in the city. It was built in 1902 and has never ceased to be a hotel since. Inside, 188 double rooms, some of them communicating, offer all the brilliance expected of such an address. Huge bed, desk, armchairs, flat screen, bathroom with bathtub, everything is there, and more: a spa, a gym, a swimming pool, a sauna, two restaurants, a tea room and two bars, one of which offers more than 400 Scotch whiskies

The Selkirk Arms boasts a reputation as both the best hotel and the best restaurant in Kirkcudbright. In its 18th century building, the sixteen rooms are all different, very modern and equipped with a bathroom. The service is attentive, in both accommodation and catering, where the appetizing menu features Scottish classics, but also more inventive things, of French or Asian inspiration. You can choose between the bar or the restaurant. A must in the region!

CitizenM is Glasgow's accessible and trendy luxury establishment. The 198 rooms are all very modern, with translucent shower cubicles, bay windows offering a beautiful view of the city, international shots, a multitude of films, channels and radios on TV, tablet with home automation application for all settings (lights, shutters, heating...). The layout is designed and optimized to offer a desk area and practical storage space, all while favouring a huge bed for real comfort. A bar-cafétéria is accessible non-stop.

In a very quiet street, residential district oblige, this lovely small hotel offers an admirable service, especially demanding on the cleanliness of the places. He has a big one except a lift, which prevents him from getting an extra star. But there is still extremely competitive value for money with other hotels of the same standard. Renovated, comfortable and well-equipped rooms. Spacious bathrooms, with branded toiletries. On the ground floor, a bar and restaurant where you can enjoy a rich breakfast. Nearby, several pleasant pubs such as the Leslies Bar, the Old Bell Inn or Dr Terrace and a very good restaurant, the Salisbury Arms. Maxx and Anette are small care and will make your stay in the Scottish capital more than pleasant by providing a multitude of good plans and starting with a map of the city goupillée by your host in person.

It would hardly be an exaggeration to say that the Oak Tree Inn owns the majority of the village of Balmaha. But with a hotel with several chalets, a pub, a restaurant, a café and a mini-market, we get a little closer. And yet, the whole thing has remained very authentic. A mountain retreat atmosphere reigns over all the rooms and the rooms offer modern and functional comfort, with bathrooms, tea, coffee and TV. On the ground floor, a bar and restaurant are open to everyone for a pub meal or a real ale. Many woods, large slabs, pendulums, saws, swords, skis and stuffed animals provide a very traditional setting. A micro-brewery has also developed on site.

The Dryburgh Abbey Hotel is a 4-star hotel located in St Boswells, Melrose, Scotland. Set in a Victorian manor house on a private wooded estate, this country hotel offers a peaceful setting on the banks of the River Tweed. It is next to Dryburgh Abbey, where Sir Walter Scott is buried, and close to Melrose Abbey, where Robert The Bruce is buried. The hotel's rooms are elegant and traditional, with en suite bathrooms and free Wi-Fi. Some rooms offer views of the River Tweed. Tower suites are also available, with a separate living area. Room service is available. The hotel offers a complimentary breakfast and features a brasserie, an upscale restaurant serving seasonal Scottish cuisine, comfortable lounges with fireplaces, an indoor pool and a sauna. Parking is free, and the establishment is accessible to the disabled. Guest reviews are mixed, with a rating of 3.2 for the rooms and 4.8 for the location. Hotel services and facilities score 2.2.

This beautiful establishment with its evocative name is one of Drumnadrochit's good addresses, both for its hotel offer and its good Scottish cuisine. The beautiful rooms are modern and comfortable and have attractive family rooms and dormitories. The establishment also has a bar and restaurant area. In the former, a small room welcomes locals and visitors looking for a drink or a simple dish. In the second, a more classy decor lends itself to traditional meals with finely cooked ingredients

This small boutique hotel is beautifully situated between the botanical garden and the Water of Leith. Adrienne and Stephen, the couple at his head, know the neighborhood well and know about his good pubs and restaurants. Each of the ten rooms is different and one can choose a single, double, family or post-poster and a poster bed. In any event, all have their own bathroom and guests also have access to the hotel lounge lounge. Several wines, beers, spirits and single malts are kept there.

Surrounded by golf courses, close to one of the most famous racecourses and only 5 km from Prestwick Airport, this hotel has a high quality restaurant and bar area. It has 49 comfortable rooms, tastefully decorated and named after famous racecourses. Everything has been thought of to make your stay pleasant: courtesy tray, bathrobes, slippers, hairdryer, safe, mini-bar. As a guest of the hotel you will have free access to The Gym Group gym in Heathfield park.

The 151 rooms at this Apex hotel vary in size, but all offer thoughtful design, a bathroom, contemporary surroundings and some nice views. There's also a spa, a pool, a fitness room and an on-site restaurant-pub: the Quayside bar & grill. Good discounts are sometimes available online. The comfort is optimal and the service impeccable. The hotel is well placed to discover the city on foot.

Set in over 110 hectares of wooded riverside parkland, the Dunkeld House Hotel is an upscale 4-star hotel. It occupies a former summer residence of nobility and offers magnificent views of the River Tay. Rooms are refined and equipped with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV and tea and coffee making facilities. Some rooms have a balcony overlooking the river. The hotel also offers suites decorated in different styles, with fireplaces, four-poster beds and large picture windows. A separate cottage is also available. Facilities include a heated indoor pool, sauna, tennis courts and spa. The hotel also boasts an upscale Scottish restaurant with terrace overlooking the River Tay, as well as a traditional oak bar. The Dunkeld House Hotel is ideally situated close to Dunkeld Cathedral and The Hermitage Forest. It's the ideal place to relax and enjoy the Scottish countryside.

This hotel offers a luxury getaway at very affordable prices, thanks to a wide range of rooms: standard "garden rooms" or "classic rooms", family rooms, rooms accessible to people with reduced mobility, "kingsclub rooms" luxury, "luxury rooms", "classic 1785 rooms" in the historic building and "patio rooms" with private terrace. The hotel also has a restaurant and a spa area with swimming pool, gym and hairdressing salon.

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.

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.

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?