British Hotels 1 to 30 in Scotland

The New Dundee Carlton Hotel - This new 3-star hotel has en suite rooms, some of which have picturesque views of the River Tay and Broughty Ferry Castle. The New Dundee Carlton Hotel is home to Mercury Maia fine-dining restaurant and a cocktail bar. All rooms offer luxurious soft furnishings.

Glenmoriston Arms Hotel - This hotel is in the village of Invermoriston, which lies on the shores of Loch Ness. It pre-dates the Battle of Culloden, as its original parts were built in 1740. Famous guests include Charlie Chaplin, Princess Margaret and Gavin Maxwell who completed his book, Ring of Bright Water, in the hotel. Glenmoriston Arms Hotel is famed for its extensive selection of over 150 malt whiskies.

Bonsyde House Hotel - The Bonsyde House Hotel is an elegant and historic Scottish country Hotel. Bonsyde House Hotel is a grade 2 listed building set on a hillside above the Royal Burgh of Linlithgow: birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots, overlooking its loch and palace and the world famous Forth Bridge. One of the hotel's outstanding features is the conservatory restaurant, which gives diners the opportunity to relax over a meal while enjoying marvellous views over Linlithgow and its palace.

The Dowans Hotel - Set high above the village of Charlestown of Aberlour and overlooking the River Spey, this elegant country hotel is an ideal venue for shooting and fishing, and for whisky-lovers. The Dowans Hotel was built over 100 years ago and offers the chance for a relaxing break. All rooms are en suite and have excellent views over the beautiful gardens. Rooms at the front of the house have excellent views over River Spey and the surrounding woodland. The hotel is well located for salmon fishing, shooting and visiting the golf courses of Moray and Speyside. The Speyside region is also home to several whiskey distilleries, and many are close to the hotel.

Columba Hotel - This grand hotel has a great location in the heart of Inverness, yet in a quiet area with splendid views of the River Ness and Inverness Castle. Inside its grand historic exterior, the Columba Hotel houses bright, airy rooms. The hotels d?cor combines traditional comfort with contemporary style and amenities. All rooms feature modern facilities such as movies, music and radio on demand, and high-speed wired and wireless internet access. In the summer, you can look out over the beautiful floral decoration that surrounds Inverness Castle. In the winter, the trees that line Ness Walk are decked with fairy lights.

Menzies Dyce Aberdeen - Set in Dyce, on the outskirts of Aberdeen, this welcoming and modern-style hotel presents itself as the ideal base from which to explore The Royal Deeside and the Scottish Highlands. Formerly Thistle Dyce Skean Dhu, the renamed Menzies Dyce boasts a variety of facilities and services to suit all. It is perfectly situated for guests using the airport, with free car parking and an on-request courtesy shuttle to the airport. During your stay you can visit a number of attractions. In nearby Aberdeen you can visit: the Stratosphere museum; Codona, Scotlands largest amusement park; and the Loanhead of Daviot Stone Circle. Also nearby are Balmoral Castle, Archaeolink Prehistoric Park and the Glenfiddich Distillery.

Black Bull Hotel - Situated in the pretty village of Killearn, this small, family-run, country inn-style hotel with bistro and conservatory restaurants is ideally located for exploring Scotland's central belt. Loch Lomond, Queen Elizabeth Country Park, and Glasgow and Stirling city centres are all within half an hour's drive. The Black Bull is renowned for its excellent, award-winning cuisine and first class service, as well as its comfortable, well-appointed accommodation. Children and pets are very welcome. The hotel has a large public bar and cosy residents' lounge bar. There are large gardens and plenty of car parking.

The Elms Court Hotel - This friendly, family-run hotel in Ayr town centre offers a warm Scottish welcome and light, spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi. The relaxed Elms Court Hotel is just 5 minutes from the train station and a 10-minute drive or train journey from Prestwick Airport. Many excellent golf courses are a short drive away. The bar and restaurant serve good food, and the hotel can host special parties and conferences.

Premier Inn Fort William - In the heart of Fort William, close to the train station and West Highland Museum, this Premier Inn is an ideal base for exploring Ben Nevis and the surrounding countryside. A family-friendly Brewers Fayre pub and restaurant is on-site and serves good-value meals. Free parking is available. Rooms have comfy beds, and some rooms at Premier Inn can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. The all-you-can-eat breakfast includes the expected cooked items, including vegetarian sausages. There is also a wide continental selection.

Redstones Hotel - This newly refurbished, contemporary hotel with landscaped gardens is in the centre of Uddingston and within close proximity of local amenities. Redstones is a 2-minute walk from the local train station, which takes you straight into Glasgow and Edinburgh. It is a 2-minute drive from all main motorway links into Scotland's 2 main cities. Good service and a friendly welcome await you, and a wide range of fresh food is served from 07:00 until late, 7 days a week. Each room is individually designed with quality fixtures and fittings and a luxurious bathroom.

Normandy Hotel - Situated in its own grounds next to Glasgow airport, the Normandy Hotel offers the best of both worlds. Natural beauty is easily accessible. Loch Lomond and Scotland's first National Park are a short drive away. The delights of Glasgow, one of the world's most exciting cities, are but a fifteen minute drive from the hotel. Features include a carvery restaurant offering traditional fayre, a bar and free parking. For business or pleasure, stay at the Normandy Hotel and experience real Scottish hospitality. Shuttle bus to/from the Airport available 24/7 (every quarter to).

The Bridge Of Cally Hotel - Dating from circa 1870, this former Drover's Inn is now a cosy and modern family-run hotel offering a warm and friendly welcome. Nestling at the gateway to Royal Deeside in the heart of beautiful Perthshire, the hotel is only 10 minutes from Perthshires second largest town Blairgowrie. We offer the perfect base from which to explore the magnificent countryside and many visitor attractions available nearby. You can also enjoy the many outdoor activities the area offers.

Sefton Express Hotel - Situated opposite Ronaldsway Airport, this friendly, budget hotel offers great-value accommodation including breakfast and free private parking, with excellent public transport links nearby. Sefton Express Hotel is an ideal budget choice for all travellers to the Isle of Man. Its cosy rooms are well-appointed with flat-screen TV and en suite bathroom facilities. Business facilities, including fully equipped meeting rooms and Wi-Fi access, are also available for you to use. Enjoy a continental breakfast every morning before work or sightseeing. Just opposite Sefton Express you will find the seasonal steam railway stop as well as the public bus station, allowing you easy access to the rest of the island. If you are driving, enjoy free private parking during your stay. Sefton Express Hotel's friendly staff can help you make the most of your visit to the Isle of Man and are happy to help you with your travel arrangements.

Hilton Glasgow Grosvenor - Enjoying one of the city's most fashionable addresses, this luxury 4-star hotel is the ideal base from where to explore the historic city of Glasgow or hold your meetings. With its boutique style atmosphere, impeccable but relaxed service and attention to detail, you have all the ingredients for a memorable stay at Hilton Glasgow Grosvenor. This elegant hotel is just 2 minutes walk from many of Glasgow's major attractions including the Botanical Gardens. During your stay you can sample the delightful Mediterranean and Scottish cuisine in the stylish West End restaurant and bar. If you are here on business then you will be pleased to know that there are 6 meeting rooms available. Other business facilities include high-speed internet access in the guest rooms.

Invergarry Hotel - With a peaceful position overlooking the River Garry, this friendly hotel is an ideal base from which to explore the Scottish Highlands. Between Fort William and the Nevis Range, Inverness, the west coast and Skye, the Invergarry Hotel is based at the seat of the Ancient Clan Macdonnell. Built in 1885, the hotel was originally an old stagecoach inn. It has since been used as a sporting and shooting lodge before being transformed into a hotel, complete with residents' lounge and private gardens. Steeped in history and character, the hotel provides traditional Highland hospitality, welcoming log fires, fresh local food, real ales from the Isle of Skye and a large range of wines and Highland whiskies.

Soprano St Magnus Court Hotel - Baronial style and awe-inspiring turrets on the outside. Inside: modern bedrooms and a brand new, informal yet elegant restaurant and wine bar. It is Soprano's aim to be the finest hotel in the city - vibrant, stylish, really friendly and with exceptional value. The Soprano St Magnus Court Hotel is in the heart of the city and outside the train station, bus station and ferry terminal. It is opposite Union Square, among Aberdeen's 3 main shopping malls and the many pubs, restaurants, theatres and attractions. There is free parking in the side streets from 18:00 until 08:00.

Loch Ness Inn - The Loch Ness Inn is conveniently located between Drumnadrochit and Urquhart Castle in the village of Lewiston, near the Great Glen Way. It is 15 miles (24 km) from Inverness and set in the heart of the local Scottish Highland community where you will meet hikers, tourists and locals in friendly, comfortable surroundings. The rooms are simple but comfortable, and the restaurant and bar are cosy and elegant. Refresh with a beer from Cairngorm or Isle of Skye after a day on The Great Glen Way.

Aberdeen Douglas Hotel - Close to the train and bus stations, Aberdeen Douglas Hotel has a central location, comfortable bedrooms and a free Wi-Fi internet connection. Built in 1856, the Douglas Hotel is one of Aberdeen's oldest hotels, making it a much loved and well appointed landmark in the city centre. It is just 500 metres from the main shopping centre. Aberdeen Douglas Hotel is home to Molly's Bistro Bar, which serves food and drink all day. The local area has a wide variety of attractions, including 30 golf courses, whisky and castle trails, and nightlife.

Green Hotel - Just a 30-minute drive from Edinburgh, this former coaching inn is set in Kinross, in the historic heart of central Scotland, with easy access to the M90 motorway. Now a first-class hotel and golf course, ideal for both business and leisure, the Green Hotel features modern, spacious bedrooms. Each bedroom is well appointed and overlooks the hotel's extensive gardens and beautiful courtyard. You can use Gravity Health & Leisure Club at the sister hotel, the Windlestrae, located just across the road. Facilities include a swimming pool, sauna, steam room, jacuzzi and multi-purpose gym with weights and cardiovascular equipment. There are also two 18-hole golf courses with special rates and preferred tee times for residents.

Parkstone Hotel - Situated on Prestwick seafront, this family-run hotel boasts a convenient position adjacent to Prestwick and St Nicholas Golf Clubs and within a 5-minute walk of the train station and town centre. Enjoying spectacular views across the Isle of Arran from the beautifully landscaped lawns, the Parkstone Hotel provides the perfect setting for your special occasions. Inside, the hotel provides multi-function rooms, including the Wedding Suite and Ballroom. Located in the heart of Ayrshire golfing country, the Parkstone provides the ideal base for golf enthusiasts. Adjacent to the hotel you will find Prestwick Golf Club and Prestwick St Nicholas Golf Course, whilst just a short drive will bring you to the Open Championship Courses of Turnberry and Royal Troon. The hotel has a 3-star grading from the Automobile Association and Visitscotland.

The Wheatsheaf Restaurant With Rooms - The welcoming Wheatsheaf provides peaceful, good-value accommodation and has 2 AA Rosettes for its food. It is located near Berwick-upon-Tweed, Coldstream, Duns and Kelso. The husband-and-wife owners, Chris and Jan Winson offer a warm welcome to the Scottish Borders. There are 10 bedrooms with superior en suite bathrooms, and Wheatsheaf has achieved an overall rating of 84% from VisitScotland for outstanding standards in food, service and ambience. The restaurant's fresh seafood comes from Eyemouth Harbour just 12 miles (19.2 km) away, and meat comes from local butchers. There is a selection of 150 wines and 48 malt whiskies to enjoy by the log fire.

Best Western Station Hotel - The Station Hotel is a beautiful Victorian building, facing the railway station and only a few minutes walk from the town centre and local night life.

The Salisbury Hotel - This small, intimate townhouse has a popular, family-run bistro, stylish rooms, original Georgian features and a peaceful setting within walled gardens. The family-owned Salisbury Hotel is located within a conservation area a 15 to 20-minute walk from the Royal Mile, Castle, Royal Museum and Holyrood Palace. The fine service is discreet and laidback. Each luxury room blends period features with a contemporary decor. All rooms have free Wi-Fi, an LCD flat-screen TV, an iPod-docking station and Gilchrist & Soames toiletries. Gabbro Bistro serves Scottish cuisine with a Mediterranean vibe. Enjoy al fresco dining and drinks in the walled gardens in summer.

Atholl Arms - Opposite Blair Castle, family-run 19th-century Atholl Arms is full of character, offering log fires, locally sourced food and Wi-Fi. Shopping at the House of Bruar is nearby. The hotel's cuisine is fresh, simple, full of local flavours and served in the Baronial Dining Room with minstrels' gallery. Enjoy wonderful Scottish malts in the cosy, informal surroundings of Bothy Bar. The Atholl Arms stands proudly at the northern end of the quiet village of Blair Atholl, near Pitlochry. In Blair Atholl, you can try shooting, golf, climbing munroes, fishing, walking, adventure sports and sightseeing. There is salmon fishing at the River Tay and Tummel.

Norton House Hotel and Spa - The beautiful Victorian mansion Norton House Hotel & Spa was originally built in 1840 and is today a fully refurbished yet traditional country retreat. It is located only 5 km (approximately 3 miles) from Edinburgh International Airport and 14.5 km (approximately 9 miles) from the bustling Edinburgh city centre with all its sights and attractions. The Health Club at Norton House Hotel & Spa offers an extensive range of treatments. It provides the latest fitness equipment, as well as a group exercise studio, swimming pool, hydrotherapy pool, steam room and sauna. Use of the spa facilities is free for residents of the hotel, excluding treatments. Expect great facilities and services, lovely and peaceful surroundings, and excellent food at the Norton House Hotel & Spa.

Glynhill Hotel And Leisure Club - With free parking and Wi-Fi, 1 mile from Glasgow Airport, Glynhill Hotel offers elegant bedrooms, a range of restaurants and bars, and a luxury leisure club. Glynhill Hotel are most proud of the personal service given to every guest. Personal service that can only come from a family-run hotel that greets every guest as a friend. Gylnhill Hotel has has recently completed its bedroom refurbishment and now has 145 modern and stylish rooms. The Gourmet restaurant and cocktail bar have been redesigned to offer a Bistro restaurant experience. The new landscaped garden with state-of-the-art water feature has now been completed.

Rooms At 29 Bruce Street - This boutique hotel offers affordable luxury and first class entertainment and is situated in the city centre of Dunfermline. All bedrooms are en suite and high speed internet access. The hotel is an ideal location for business, short breaks and visiting Scotland's capital, Edinburgh, which is only a 20 minute drive away. Ristorant Alberto is out in-house authentic Italian restaurant which has already established itself as the place to eat in Dunfermline. Deep Sea World and Knockhill are just 5 km away.

Premier Inn Glasgow East - With great motorway links, Glasgow East Premier Inn is 7 miles (11.3 km) from from the city centre, and close to train stations with services to Glasgow Central Station. This Premier Inn has the facilities you would expect: free parking, an on-site Beefeater restaurant and very comfy beds in each room. Local attractions include the River Medina and historic Osborne House. The M74, M8 and M73 are easy to access. Some rooms at Premier Inn can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. The full all-you-can-eat breakfast has the expected cooked items, including vegetarian sausages, as well as a wide continental selection.

Winnock Hotel - This little gem rests in the heart of Loch Lomond National Park, offering historic charm, friendly service and great food. The Winnock Hotel surrounds the pretty village green in the centre of Drymen, on the east side of Loch Lomond. It is superbly situated for exploring the beautiful rustic countryside as well as the cities of central Scotland. The hotel is well known for its Scottish evenings, murder mystery weekends, golf and walking holidays. It has been recently extensively refurbished and modernised, whilst retaining the 18th century character of the original inn.

Cruachan Hotel - The Cruachan combines its traditional Scottish character with modern comforts and an enviable location overlooking Loch Linnhe and the Morvern Hills beyond. Fort William town centre is a 5-minute walk away. The hotel has a traditional Scottish Highland facade, with upgraded and modernised interiors. In summer, guests can sit on the outdoor terrace, watching the boats on the loch and enjoying a quiet drink.