Hotels in Scotland United Kingdom

In a quiet, beautiful setting, this elegant country house offers luxurious en suite hotel rooms and delightful self-catering cottages in lush, mature grounds and gardens. Close to Loch Creran and just 10 miles (16 km) north of Oban, the heart of the west coast of Scotland, Barcaldine House and Self-Catering Cottages are set in stunning Argyll countryside. Dating back to 1709, Barcaldine House is rich in historic character and traditional charm. The house boasts spacious en suite rooms, a well-stocked lounge bar, sumptuous lounges and a stunning oak-panelled billiard room. Free wired internet is available in the rooms. The outstanding restaurant serves superb Scottish cuisine, made using the freshest, finest local produce. The self-catering cottages are set in the grounds, surrounding a bright, colourful courtyard. With all the freedom, independence and convenience of your own cottage, you can enjoy full use of the hotel's facilities, including room service, the bar, the restaurant and the billiard room.

Four star deluxe property set in the Tweed Valley with stunning views of the Border Hills. 18 hole championship golf course, swimming pool, gym, sauna, steam room, beauty treatment rooms. This luxury resort offers stunning views of our championship golf course and the Border Hills. Other activities available include fishing, shooting, canoeing, quad biking, 4x4 driving and many more. Extensive conference and banqueting facilities available - Cardrona is the ideal venue for hosting weddings.

Gleddoch House Hotel is set in 360 acres and was once the home of Shipping baron, Sir James Lithgow. An ideal base from which to explore Scotlands Famous Sites and Attractions, and is just 10 minutes from Glasgow Airport. Our Hotel takes you away from the bustle of the city with Breathtaking Panoramic Views of the Clyde Estuary. Boasting 75 bedrooms with 7 Suites, the finest bar and dining facilities, Indoor Heated Swimming Pool and Gymnasium as well as an onsite 18 hole Championship Golf Course. The Gleddoch House Hotel and Golf Club is a renowned Wedding Venue offering a truly romantic setting and most memorable day. We are also considered an ideal venue for holding conferencing and events, with the capacity to host up to 180 delegates. Staff here consistently strive to not only meet but to exceed customer expectations in delivering a first class service, we invite you to look forward to a warm welcome at the Gelddoch House Hotel and Golf Club.

The Kirkmichael Hotel is a charming former roadside Coaching Inn set in the village of Kirkmichael, nestled in the Strathardle Glen in Highland Perthshire, overlooking the River Ardle. The comfortable and tastefully decorated interior offers a warm welcome all year round. The hotel offers 5 spacious en-suite rooms, each with shower and/or bath, tea and coffee making facilities and TV. There is a lounge bar with open fire, a snug for more intimate dining and a comfortable residents lounge.

With great views of Scapa Flow and the southern Orkney Islands, this charming inn offers generous and tasty fresh home-cooked food and clean, comfortable accommodation at attractive rates. With a fantastic rural setting, the Houton Bay Lodge has a great location for exploring the area. Situated next to the ferry terminal at Houton, the inn offers easy access to the Orkney Islands of Hoy and Flotta. The lodge is just off the A964 road, just 10 miles (16 km) from Kirkwall and Stromnes is only 8 miles (13 km) away. Both towns are well served by public transport. There are 8 spacious and well-appointed en suite rooms, each with a TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Most of the rooms have views of the bay. Free wireless internet access is available throughout. The lodge?s restaurant is also open to residents for dinner, with all meals made using only the best fresh produce from Orkney. There is also a licensed lounge bar, a conservatory/TV lounge, 2 internet workstations and a games room, with darts, a pool table and a full-size snooker table.

Within walking distance of the picturesque county town of Haddington and just 16 miles (26 km) from Edinburgh, Maitlandfield House boasts traditional charm and original elegance. The Maitlandfield House Hotel combines the quality and efficiency of a modern hotel with all the charm of an elegant and historic town house. The hotel has a quiet, peaceful location, just a short walk from the heart of the pretty town of Haddington. The hotel is also within easy reach of the A1, which offers fast, convenient access, right to the heart of Edinburgh’s city centre. The hotel’s new Brasserie restaurant serves modern Scottish cuisine, prepared using locally sourced ingredients. With a stylish yet informal environment, the Brasseries offers an interesting selection of individual dishes and fixed priced menus, together with a balanced and well-priced wine list. The brasserie was commended by the East Lothian Food and Drink festival in 2007 and again in 2008.

This Georgian house is in the centre of the Victorian spa village of Strathpeffer. It has been fully renovated and has free Wi-Fi, free parking and luxury en suite rooms. Craigvar was built in 1839 and looks out over the town's main square. It has been carefully restored and mixes original character with modern comforts. The rooms have hairdryers, TVs, tea/coffee and iPod speakers. Each room comes with bathrobes, fresh fruit, toiletries and a welcome drink of sherry. A full traditional cooked Scottish breakfast is available each day. There is access to a laptop available.

Set directly across from the shore of Loch Ryan, and boasting uninterrupted views, this licensed guest house is 500 metres from Cairnryan ferry terminal and 5 minutes from Stranraer terminal. Guests can sit in the garden, or relax in the lounge by the fire, with a drink, whilst watching the ferries go by. All rooms are en suite and non-smoking, with plenty of features to ensure your comfort. There is off-road parking for 10 cars.

Surrounded by spectacular scenery, these self-catering log cabins are in a small, family-run holiday park. Each has luxury wood interiors, with lounge area, kitchen, bedrooms and bathroom. Wrap-around balconies give great all-round views of the Balquhidder Braes. Most cabins have a gas-powered "living flame" fireplace: the romance of a real fire, but with instant heat and without the effort. Balquhidder Braes Holiday Park is 1 mile (1.6 km) south of Loch Earn, within the beautiful Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. There are many species of plant life and animal in the area, including red squirrels, deer, otters, osprey and wild orchids. Only 80 minutes from Glasgow, Edinburgh and Perth, the Balquhidder Braes are ideal for outdoor activities including golf, walking, water sports, fishing and cycling.

In 44 acres of gardens and woodland, this 19th-century hotel has a pool, a spa and a gym. Aberdeen Airport is a 15-minute drive away. Thainstone House Hotel has a leisure centre with a spa pool, a sauna, a steam room and beauty treatments. Simpson's Restaurant has a superb menu, and elegant surroundings. Cammies Lounge offers informal dining. Room features at Thainstone House Hotel and Spa include digital TV with satellite channels.

In the Cairngorms National Park, this cosy inn with comfy rooms, a bar and restaurant is convenient for outdoor activities in Aviemore and Kingussie. Highland Wildlife Park is nearby. The Ossian Inn was built in 1880, in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. Its restaurant uses local ingredients whenever possible and the bar has plenty of malt whiskies. The Ossian Inn has permits for boat and bank fishing, while water sports, walking and climbing, fishing, cycling, skiing and snow sports are available in the surrounding area.

Gordon Arms Hotel has an excellent reputation for its warm, friendly atmosphere and good food in comfortable surroundings. The former coaching inn is based in the attractive village of Fochabers in Moray and has served guests for over 200 years. Fochabers has easy access to the 'Malt Whisky Trail', and is ideal for fishing, walking and cycling trips. The Gordon Arms uses superb ingredients from Scotland and the Highlands, including: venison, lamb, game (in season, and fish and seafood from the Moray Coast.

Though close to Edinburgh, this hotel commands stunning views across the golf course to the Firth of Forth. Only half an hour's drive from Edinburgh with numerous golf courses nearby, this hotel is perfect for a golfing break. The Macdonald Marine Hotel and Spa has just undergone a multimillion pound refurbishment returning the hotel to its former glory. This Victorian building is located at the heart of East Lothian's golfing coast. The hotel overlooks the North Berwick Championship Golf Course as well as Firth of Forth. With the addition of a magnificent Spa, with an 18 metre pool, the hotel will be the natural choice for golf and leisure guests. The well proportioned public areas and many of the bedrooms enjoy the spectacular view. The bedrooms come in a variety of sizes, some are impressively large. The Craigleith Restaurant offers a mix of Scottish and International cuisine, whilst the Links Bar and Sea View Lounge serves a range of light meals throughout the day.

Nestling in the bank of Cluny Hill, this small family-run hotel, set within an enchanting Victorian Hotel, overlooks the beautiful village of Forres, between Aberdeen and Inverness. Built in 1865 and extended in 1910, Cluny Bank is a listed building at Historic Scotland. Carefully maintained, it was a private home for many years and was only recently converted into a hotel. Today the hotel offers a unique blend of modern amenities and many of its fine original features. Forres is located on the A96, within easy reach of both the Whisky and Castle trail. As the Forres Golf Course is just around the corner, Cluny Bank Hotel is also ideally situated for golfers.

The Farmhouse at Yetholm Mill can be found in Kirk Yetholm in the Scottish Borders, and is perfectly situated for exploring Kelso, the Borders and Northumberland. The house has recently been refurbished and enjoys spectacular views. St Cuthbert's Way and the Pennine Way will suit walkers, and if you enjoy cycling, golf, fishing or birdwatching then this is the place for you. There is also racing at Kelso racecourse. There are also plenty of historic buildings to be explored.