Bed And Breakfasts and Guest Houses 181 to 205 in Scotland

Claymore hotel- The Claymore is an attractive Victorian residence within its own award-winning gardens. The hotel overlooks Cluniemore Hills, yet only 2 minutes' walk from Pitlochry town centre. All bedrooms have heated towel rails, hairdryers, tea/coffee, TV and DVD. Wi-Fi is also available throughout. Relax in an atmosphere of comfort and quality. Rooms include 2 four-poster suites and 2 ground-floor rooms.

Kew House and Apartments- Just a few hundred metres from Murrayfield Stadium, within easy reach of Edinburgh city centre, this 5-star guest house offers free Wi-Fi, free parking and stylish, modern guest accommodation. In the residential Murrayfield area, Kew House is only 15 minutes walk (5 minutes by bus) from the city centre. The en suite rooms have high-quality beds, TVs with digital channels and tea/coffee. The delicious breakfasts are freshly prepared to order, using locally sourced and organic produce wherever possible. Kew House is independently owned. Ian and Alan pride themselves on offering a warm, friendly welcome and personal, but unobtrusive service.

The Arrandale Hotel- In the oldest part of town, just 2 minutes' walk from Ayr's sandy beach and the town centre, this charming, family-run hotel offers lovely rooms, tasty Scottish breakfasts and free Wi-Fi and parking. Next to Ayr's historic St John's Tower, the Arrandale Hotel is just a short stroll from the seafront esplanade, with its wonderful views of Ailsa and Arran. The bus station is just a 2-minute walk away and Ayr Railway Station is less than 10 minutes' walk from the hotel. Quiet and peaceful, each of the comfortable en suite rooms is individually decorated and is named after one of the islands on Scotland's West Coast. Breakfasts are freshly cooked to order and include locally produced bacon, sausages and free-range eggs. There is a huge range of malt whiskies available in the cosy residents lounge bar. The Arrandale is family owned and run and your hosts, Iain and Linda, can help arrange golfing breaks and provide local information.

Hampton Court Hotel- A family run business which has the comfort of home. Recently upgraded to a higher standard. Hampton Court Hotel is a family-run establishment at the heart of Glasgow's town centre. Within walking distance to Buchanan St bus station and to Glasgow Central Train Station. A friendly environment with friendly staff available at all times.

Edinburgh Thistle Guest House- Originally built in the 1890s, this charming Victorian house is centrally located within a mile and a half (ca 2.4 km) of Edinburgh's major attractions, including the Castle and the Royal Mile. Originally a sea merchants' house, the Edinburgh Thistle Guest House now provides 8 recently refurbished rooms, available as single, double, twin and family. Start each morning of your stay with a delicious continental breakfast before heading out to discover all that Edinburgh has to offer. Overlooking Leith Links, originally a golf course in the 15th century, the house is also close to the Royal Museum of Scotland and The Palace of Holyrood House. Furthermore, the Royal Yacht Britannia is berthed at Leith, which is only a 10 minute walk away, along with the finest fish restaurants and wine bars.

The Hideaway- Situated in the beautiful countryside surrounding Scotland's ancient capital, the friendly, relaxed atmosphere of this family-run residence offers the perfect setting for a relaxing break. The perfect base from which to explore all that the area has to offer, this traditional country inn is set in the beautiful Fife countryside, yet only 5 minutes from Dunfermline town centre and 20 minutes from Edinburgh city centre. Warm country charm characterises the Hideaway, which provides comfortable accommodation and a cosy country inn style restaurant/bar with a locally unrivalled reputation for food and friendly service.

Sandaig Guest House- A perfect place to unwind, this warm and welcoming Victorian guest house is 10 minutes from the city, and boasts tasteful interiors and well-designed rooms. Sandaig is a family home and occupies 2 terraced Victorian villas dating from the 1870s. Some rooms have king, super-king, four-poster or sleigh beds, and all rooms have en suite facilities and Wi-Fi internet access. There is a regular bus service into the city centre and a wealth of gourmet restaurants in the fashionable Water of Leith area (10 minutes away). Staff are more than happy to arrange fresh flowers or chocolates for a special occasion. Sandaig has been awarded a ' Scottish Tourist Board' 4-Star Rating and is a member of the 'Welcome Host' Affiliation. Sandaig is recommended by the 'Entertainment Guide ' and is a member of the 'Arts Welcome Scheme'.

Failte Bed And Breakfast- On the west coast of Scotland, in the heart of Robert Burns country, this privately owned bed and breakfast offers free Wi-Fi and parking and is well known for its good food and Scottish hospitality. Failte Bed and Breakfast is located on the A79, only a 5-minute drive from Glasgow Prestwick Airport. Newton-on-Ayr Railway Station is only 2 minutes' walk away, with regular trains running to and from the airport. There is also a bus stop outside Failte with regular services to Glasgow's city centre. The restaurants, pubs and shops of Ayr's town centre are just a 15-minute walk away. Ayr Racecourse and Northfield Bowling Complex are also both within easy walking distance and the area is also excellent for golf and fishing. All of the rooms have hairdryers, TVs with Freeview digital channels, toiletries, tea/coffee making facilities and biscuits. A full cooked Scottish breakfast or a lighter continental breakfast is included in the price.

Ivydean BandB- Ivydean B&B is ideal for Prestwick Airport and Ayr town centre. Newton-on-Ayr railway station is nearby and has a regular service to Glasgow and to Prestwick Airport. If travelling by car, Prestwick Airport is a 10-minute drive away. Each room is furnished to a high standard and comes with Freeview TV and an en suite bathroom. There is a residents' area overlooking the garden where you can relax.

Aslaich Bed and Breakfast- Immersed within a spectacular countryside setting and close to the shores of Loch Ness, this welcoming B&B is situated in the picturesque village of Lewiston, adjoining the village of Drumnadrochit. The ideal base from which to explore the beauty of the Scottish Highlands, during your stay at Aslaich you can easily visit Culloden Battlefield, Fort William, Corrimony Chambered Cairn, Fort George, Urquhart Castle and the breathtaking scenery of Glen Affric. You can also try to spot Nessie, or see evidence of previous sightings at the Loch Ness Exhibition Centres. After a long day of seeing the sites, you can return to the comfort of Aslaich Bed and Breakfast, which offers an inviting lounge area with Sky TV and an open log fire. Alternatively, you can retire to your comfortable guestroom, complete with all you need for a peaceful night's sleep.

The Belhaven Hotel- Set in the cosmopolitan west end of Glasgow, a few minutes walk from Byres Road where there are some of the best restaurants, bars, coffee shops and boutique shops. All the rooms at the Belhaven Hotel are en suite and most are spacious and tastefully appointed. Room facilities include a hairdryer and hospitality tray, while most also have Freeview TV and all come with wireless internet access. Situated overlooking Great Western Road and the Botanic Gardens, the hotel is only 10 minutes' drive from the city centre and 25 minutes' drive from Loch Lomond.

Balmore Guest House- This small, family-run guest house is in the Tollcross area of the city, within easy reach of Edinburghs main attractions, including the castle, theatres and shops. Balmore Guest House offers good-value accommodation, with breakfast included. Behind the house is Union Canal, which boasts beautiful walks and waterside restaurants. The late Victorian house is fully refurbished to provide all modern comforts, including free Wi-Fi. Balmore has maintained many of its original features, including a wrought-iron staircase, chandeliers and ornate cornices. Fully refurbished, with oak wooden floors, simple decoration and modern furniture, Bowmore, Balmore's neighbouring property, offers very modern en suite rooms. Both properties are of equal quality and have the same facilities and guests can be accommodated in either. Preferences will of course be taken into account, whenever possible. Secure parking is usually available at an additional cost, in a location close to the guest house.

Botanic Hotel- This stylish hotel is situated in Glasgow's cultured West End and a short walk from Byres Road and Ashton Lane, boasting some of Glasgow's most talked-bout bars and restaurants. Also easily accessible from the premises is the city centre, via 2 Underground stations (Hillhead and Kelvinbridge) located only a few minutes' walk from the hotel. Just minutes' walk from the Kelvinbridge Underground station, the number 66 bus stop is in front of the hotel. The Botanic Gardens and Glasgow University are within 2 minutes' walk. The Science Exhibition Centre is a 5 minute drive from the hotel.

Tarbet Guest House- Situated in Scotland's first National Park, this charming guest house is set high above the village of Tarbet, boasting spectacular views over Loch Lomond and towards the western side of Ben Lomond. Set in nearly 7 acres of private gardens, less than one hour from Glasgow, to the north-east side of the house is an attractive woodland which is frequented by deer and other wildlife. This includes a beautiful waterfall which feeds various deep pools on the East Burn, on its way to Loch Lomond. Tarbet House was cleverly designed to take full advantage of the site's elevated position and the stunning Loch views. With this in mind, the lounge and dining areas both have floor-to-ceiling windows, stretching the entire length of both rooms. The views from here are truly breathtaking. Patio doors open out onto a south-facing, decked sun terrace.

The Meadows- The Meadows is a small B&B with comfortable beds, easy parking, a warm Scottish welcome and a tasty cooked breakfast with homemade bread. The Meadows is just off the A702, the main Carlisle/Edinburgh trunk road. West Linton village has pubs and restaurants, and is a 5 to 10-minute walk from The Meadows. The old conservation village is nestled in the Pentland Hills, 11 miles (17.7 km) south of the Edinburgh City Bypass.

Bank House Duns- These excellent-value rooms have access to shared facilities including a large kitchen, 3 bathrooms and utility area. Bank House overlooks the Market Square in the quaint Scottish Borders town of Duns, just 45 minutes' drive from Edinburgh. Free parking is available nearby. All rooms can include extra beds for children, making Bank House ideal for families.

Golf View BandB- The Golf View in Prestwick overlooks Prestwick Old Course and is minutes from rail and air links, 20 other golf courses, tennis and sailing. The sea and beautiful Arran can be seen from the elegant guest lounge on the first floor, where you can also enjoy a drink. Your warm, friendly hosts provide excellent service. The 6 beautiful rooms are charming and come with crisp linen, fluffy towels and plenty of little extras. Enjoy a gourmet breakfast in the dining room overlooking the golf course.

Ben Craig House- Ben Craig House is situated in Edinburgh, the heart of Scotland's capital. Not only do we welcome those on a more leisurely break but also the business user. Our central location in Edinburgh and quality of service has been our advantage in comparison to other service providers for many years and is second to none. All rooms are fully en suite and clearly evident are many original period features and furniture, soft furnishings and elegant fabrics all combine to ensure that guests enjoy their stay. Easy access to all Edinburgh attractions and amenities like Palace of Holyrood, Scottish Parliament, Edinburgh Castle, golf courses, pubs, clubs, and eateries.

The Ferry Inn- The last hotel on the A9, The Ferry Inn at Scrabster is newly renovated and has wonderful sea views. Just north of Thurso, Scrabster Harbour is the gateway to the Orkney Islands. The renowned restaurant, The Upperdeck, has a fantastic steakhouse and also specialises in locally caught seafood. The lively Popeye's is a public bar with a wide-screen TV showing sporting events. The en suite bedrooms have tea/coffee facilities and flat-screen TVs with Freeview channels.

Marchbankwood House- Wonderful views over the Moffat Hills, comfy super-king beds, spacious accommodation and a real log fire help create a pleasant and relaxing stay in Beattock, 3 miles (4.8 km) from Moffat. Enjoy a full Scottish breakfast using locally sourced ingredients, or a lighter continental breakfast. Dumfries and Galloway is a lovely undiscovered part of Scotland, full of wonderful walks, fantastic scenery, castles, museums and more.

Southbank Guesthouse- Southbank is a Georgian town house in the middle of Elgin and the Whisky Trail. It is a few minutes' walk from the town centre's shops and restaurants. The guest house is over 200 years old and located on a quiet road. It is popular with those keen on golf, fishing, or seeking castles and malt whisky. Close by are the Glen Moray distillery, the Elgin Cathedral ruins and biblical gardens. Beautiful beaches are 10 minutes away where you may spot bottlenose dolphins or even a minki whale. Southbank is close to museums, Johnsons Cashmere Centre, and Baxters, where you can sample a local pancake.

Balmoral Hotel- This small country inn is situated in the centre of Moffat, a former spa town where national bard Robert Burns was one of the many visitors who came here to take the waters. For walking enthusiasts, Moffat lies at the midpoint of the Southern Upland Way and is an excellent base to explore this part of Scotland. Edinburgh, Glasgow, Galloway and the Lake District are all within easy reach. The inn is fully licensed and offers great food from 07:00 till 21:30 every day.

Dunroamin Hotel- A friendly hotel where a warm welcome is guaranteed. Scotland's Best Service Award 2002. The hotel has magnificent views all year round and is within easy access to the Scottish highlands. The Dunroamin Hotel is family run and popular with both business people and tourists. Built overlooking the Kyle of Sutherland and once owned by Andrew Carniegie, the views are breathtaking. Fishing or just walking? We will store equipment, dry your garments and can freeze store your fish etc.

Inchree Rooms and Chalets- Surrounded by mountain and lake scenery, this family-run holiday centre is in a magnificent part of the Western Highlands, midway between Ben Nevis and the Glencoe mountains. The centre is a 15-minute drive from the well-known walking areas at Ben Nevis and the Glencoe range. The popular town of Fort William is 7 miles (11 km) north of Inchree. Inchree is at the north end of Onich village. It is 500 metres from the Corran Ferry car terminal, which provides access to the beautiful Ardnamurchan and Morven peninsulas. Accommodation consists of chalets, and twin and family rooms in the lodge. Each private chalet can accommodate 2 to 4 people and has a kitchen, living room and shower room. Lodge rooms have a shower room and share a communal self-catering kitchen and common room.

Auld Alliance- Beautiful centuries old house in private grounds with spectacular views across to Spey Valley to the Cairngorm Mountains. The house has been fully restored and modernised by the present owners to include a highly acclaimed French style restaurant which utilises the best of the local produce. It is the Auld Alliance ethos to make your visit a truly memorable one. We pride ourselves on ambience, hospitality, and the 'French gastronomic experience.