The best hotels Scotland

The Machrie Hotelis located in the dunes of Islay. Its privileged location is already an asset, but it's not the only one, far from it! Fully renovated and reopened in the summer of 2018, it offers luxurious accommodation in 47 tastefully appointed rooms, suites and lodges designed to make your stay as comfortable as it is enjoyable. The hotel's restaurant enjoys a panoramic view of the golf course, where you can of course play. A spa is also available.

This hotel dates back to the 1800s, making it an establishment full of character and charm. It is run as a family run hotel by Calum and Karen. Located at the ferry terminal, it overlooks the bay and offers a splendid view of Canna and Rhum. It has 15 rooms, all with en-suite bathrooms. Some of them have a view of the bay. The establishment also has a restaurant and bar. The restaurant offers a panoramic view of the bay and the hills, as well as a fresh, local and traditional menu with seafood and local produce.

Boutique50 is a unique hotel designed by interior designer Robbie Crocker. The hotel consists of 10 rooms, ranging from standard to family rooms. It is located in the heart of Glasgow, less than 500 meters from the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. Boutique50 aims to provide a real guest experience and comfort. For example, the hotel provides you with a city guide to discover Glasgow the way it should be. You will also find a selective wine list. From the reception to the visit of the city, the offer is complete.

Located on NC500, close to Loch Assynt, the accommodation is ideally situated for exploring the surrounding area. Ideal for hikers (Cape Wrath Trail and Scottish National Trail). In the heart of nature, you will have the opportunity to observe a starry sky. Cosy, you have a large kitchen and a common area to work or meet other travelers. The lodge offers 7 private rooms, 3 dormitories of 4, 6 and 8 people, 3 suites, a cottage and 1 pod.

This recently renovated guest house offers comfort **** for very affordable prices. It is ideally located one block from Ayr beach and its promenade, and a 5 minute walk from the city center and its entertainment. The establishment is family owned and operated, and you will receive a warm welcome. Common areas (lounge and terrace) allow you to get to know your guests and each other. All rooms have their own private bathroom, courtesy tray, TV, refrigerator, safe, and some have a view of the sea.

La Tontine is a charming hotel where the spirit of nature is everywhere. Want to go golfing, hiking, biking or fishing? Here, we will be able to advise you... and give you a warm welcome when you return exhausted from your day outdoors. A glass in the bar: wines, cocktails and local beers await you. As for the restaurant, it gives pride of place to fresh produce, for gourmet and authentic flavours. The 36 rooms each have their own bathroom, comfortable bedding and some have a superb view of the Tweed.

With its 10 spacious and comfortable rooms, this small hotel does not lack charm. Its location, in the small village of Fortingall, at the entrance of Glen Lyon and close to the wonders of Loch Tay, adds to its attractiveness.

The restaurant presents original dishes based on local and seasonal products. The menus change daily, according to the chef's imagination. The pub is also very pleasant: it brings together, in all simplicity, locals and travellers, around a large open fire or to the sound of live music. The welcome is very warm.

The Market Street Hotel's prime location, within walking distance of the castle and the Royal Mile, is just one of its many assets. Its 98 rooms and suites are modern and carefully decorated, even the Cozy rooms, which are the least spacious. The staff is friendly and attentive. The breakfast, at an additional cost, is tasty and made from regional products. In short, a beautiful address, which effectively links the city's heritage with its present, embodied by the New Town just north.

The hotel has been run by the Cameron family for four generations and hospitality is one of their qualities. The rooms are pleasant and bright. Located in Tarbert, the hotel is an ideal focal point for day trips to Harris, Lewis and even the Uists in the south. It is also a very good restaurant, where you can eat traditional dishes, prepared with the best local products, with a modern touch. A bar is also open, and it is also possible to eat sandwiches, snacks and others for lunch.

Malmaison has a knack for putting its hotels in the most beautiful buildings. Edinburgh is no exception. This luxury sign is here in the former Sailor's Home, a building dating from 1883 where sailors once spent the night. The 100 rooms are very pleasant and the proximity of some of the best restaurants in town will delight gourmets. The service is of course impeccable and a brewery is accessible to all. Good plan: Malmaison often offers very interesting prices, for a top-of-the-range standing.

This hotel is easily accessible and is located in the tourist area of the city, a short walk from the beach and the centre. It has 32 rooms (single, double, twin and accessible PRM, suites, sea view), simple and comfortable. All have an en-suite bathroom and are equipped with TV, courtesy tray, hairdryer. Residents have access to the living room, which overlooks the garden. The establishment also has its own restaurant where fresh and local products are in the spotlight, as well as a fine menu of Scottish beers and whiskies.

A hotel since 2007, this establishment has an older tradition of hospitality, as it was a popular spot for water sports enthusiasts in Victorian times. As early as the 1800's, people talked about the hospitality of the place and the appeal of the coast. The surfing spots are world famous, and the sportsmen will have a lot of fun between hiking and climbing. Yesterday as today. In the evening, they are welcomed in a cosy cocooned room, followed by a hot shower in the adjoining bathroom and a gourmet meal in the restaurant.

Opulence and grandeur make Prestonfield House an extraordinary destination in Great Britain. This stunning property was built as a rural retreat in 1687 and has lost none of its splendour. Converted into a luxury hotel in the 1960s, Margaret Thatcher, Winston Churchill, Sean Connery and Elton John stayed here. The 23 rooms exude luxury and their rustic furnishings give the stay a feeling of a Highland castle in the middle of the capital. The vast garden at the foot of Arthur's Seat adds much to the character of the place.

This establishment has been welcoming travellers for more than 200 years. Now a hostel, now a hotel and restaurant, it offers 10 beautifully furnished rooms with en-suite bathrooms, TV and courtesy tray. It also has an independent apartment with 2 double bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, a laundry room, a bathroom and a living room. The Courtyard Restaurant is open for lunch and dinner. A table d'hôte option is available. The restaurant is very busy at weekends, so book your table.

Eilean Iarmain is a boutique hotel in an idyllic setting nestled between the mountains and Loch Hourn in the south of the island. It is about a 15-minute drive from Torabhaig Distillery and the Armadale ferry terminal.

With 16 rooms, each with panoramic mountain or sea views, this hotel offers a true Gaelic experience through cultural and outdoor activities. You can even taste local gins and whiskeys. Don't hesitate to try the safaris offered by the accommodation.

A 5-star luxury hotel, quiet and elegant, it is situated in a picturesque setting just 10 minutes from the centre of Aberdeen. The hotel has 37 rooms and 2 suites, all of which are distinctively decorated. The restaurant offers fine cuisine, where garden vegetables are served with local fish, meat and game. The hotel was opened in 1993 by Mikhail Gorbachev. Perhaps you will come across a political personality or a show-biz star in the restaurant or spa?

Situated on Ullapool Harbour, this motel has 10 rooms, all with en-suite facilities and private bathrooms, with parking available in front of the motel. Two of the rooms are accessible for PRMs and two others are family rooms. The hotel has a bar and restaurant, lounge, barbecue and picnic area and bicycle storage. The bar hosts the annual Ullapool Beer Festival in October. The restaurant is popular for its tasty, traditional dishes made from local produce.

The welcome is warm and special attention is given to golfers. We prepare a delicious scottish breakfast and will be happy to give you information on other points of interest in the city and on places to go out. We can even make reservations for you. The rooms are comfortably furnished with en-suite facilities and the traditional and popular hospitality tray. Guests have access to the lounge, equipped with a television, library, games and magazines.

About 10 km north of Perth, this sumptuous hotel is situated on the banks of the Tay River. It was built in 1850 as a country house. The rooms and bathrooms are furnished with antiques. Sleeping here evokes the elegant nights of the Victorian aristocracy. The restaurant is also renowned with a very good selection of wines. Fishing, shooting and access to local golf courses are organized by the hotel, but must be arranged in advance.

This hotel has 12 elegant and comfortable rooms, all with full bathroom, courtesy tray and some small surprises. The establishment has created themed stays: romantic getaway, gastronomic experience, "whisky lover" stay, with nature excursions. The gastronomic restaurant is another highlight of the hotel, with dinners featuring local products and a tasting menu. Finally, the bar is not to be missed, with its 250 whiskies from all over the world and 110 gins. Don't forget to check out the special offers.

Rhona and Caroline Erskine make it a point of honour to warmly welcome their guests. The rooms are clean and comfortable, with private bathroom. Fish and seafood can be enjoyed in the restaurant. The hotel bar invites you to indulge in a glass of malt whisky in the garden, while contemplating the Isle of Arran. The hotel's trick is its ice cream parlour: since 2018, it has included a gourmet area where homemade ice cream (made locally) is served, as well as sweets, waffles and pancakes.

Ashbank Hotel has 5 comfortable rooms, each with private bathroom and a superb view, either on the golf course, the sea, the village or the forest. It is located a few steps away from the sandy beaches and the port, in the heart of Carradale. A dining room and a bar area are open from 12.30pm and 6pm, and offer snacks for lunch, cakes and tea, or more substantial meals in the evening. Everything is done here for you to be in a relaxing and peaceful environment.

This house is probably one of the most beautiful in Elgin. It was in fact built by a tea planter who had thought of it for his retirement and was particularly fond of gardens. It is therefore in an exceptional setting that you will be staying, in a quiet area, 5 minutes walk from the town centre and the train station. Each room has its own decoration. Guests do their utmost to offer you a perfect stay, with a hearty breakfast to start the day.

Callander Meadows B&B is a warm, family-run establishment located in the heart of Callander, in a beautiful townhouse built in the 1800s. Nick and Susannah welcome you with the simplicity of a B&B, but with the spirit and generosity of luxury. The rooms are bright, spacious, and tastefully decorated with comfort and elegance in mind. In the evening, upon reservation, you can enjoy a tasty dinner, cooked with local products.

What luxury and grandeur in this establishment which is one of the best in the whole region. Right next to the famous golf course, the 144 rooms are a model of high-end hotel and lack nothing. A spa, a swimming pool and a large restaurant pleasantly complement the overall opulence of the premises. The concierge service is at your disposal to book your golf session, spa treatment and anything else you may need.

The Allanton Inn has a fine reputation. Warm welcome, friendly atmosphere, calm, comfort: this inn with undeniable charm, built in the 18th century, has seduced travellers. The family-run establishment has been run by Katrina and William since 2010, who do their utmost to offer their guests a pleasant stay. The pub offers a traditional menu, with beautiful seafood platters (to be reserved) that will delight amateurs. Book your night on the site of the establishment and take advantage of special rates and offers.

Corriegour Lodge Hotel is probably the peaceful retreat you've been looking for. Situated on one of the most beautiful sections of the Great Glen, it has a magnificent view of Loch Lochy and has its own jetty, for you to sail, as well as 9 hectares of woodland. All rooms have en suite facilities and are equipped with all modern conveniences. The living room and common areas are also particularly pleasant. As for the restaurant (open to non-residents), it has been awarded several times for its excellence.

This hotel combines comfort and quality at an affordable price. The 46 rooms have been recently renovated. The original features of this house of character have been carefully preserved and are enhanced by vintage rooms in a fresh, contemporary and family atmosphere. In the elegant dining room on the ground floor you can enjoy an excellent award-winning breakfast every morning, prepared to order by the chef using local produce. Good plan: breakfast offered in direct booking via the site!