British Hotels 31 to 60 in Scotland

Aultbea Hotel - Situated on the shores of beautiful Loch Ewe and perfectly located for exploring the north-west Highlands. See spectacular mountains, secluded beaches, Inverewe Gardens and the Benn Eighe nature reserve. This 18th century, friendly hotel is the perfect location from which to enjoy the wonders of the north-west Highlands of Scotland. With exhilarating views, the hotel offers guests attractively furnished, well- appointed bedrooms. The intimate atmosphere of the Zetland Restaurant overlooking the Isle of Ewe offers the finest of service and traditional and local fare, specialising in seafood, highland beef and venison. Our comfortable lounge bar is perfect for a nightcap or try the public bar for a bit of 'local' atmosphere. During the day, relax in the conservatory or outside on the patio, overlooking the loch.

Albion Hotel - Set within a residential area of Glasgow's vibrant West End, this small 3-star hotel offers a tranquil position without sacrificing easy accessibility to all of the city's main attractions. Just off the bustling Great Western Road, the 3-star Albion Hotel is just a 20-minute walk (1 mile) from the very centre of the city, easily accessible via the Kelvinbridge Underground Station (50 metres). In the immediate surroundings you can also find a host of bars, restaurants and shops. The Albion is also ideally placed for easy access road to Glasgow International Airport and junction 17 of the M8 motorway, which runs through the centre of Glasgow from East to West.

Maitlandfield House Hotel - Within walking distance of picturesque Haddington and just 16 miles (26 km) from Edinburgh, Maitlandfield House boasts quality, efficiency, traditional charm and original elegance. The elegant and historic town house has a quiet, peaceful location. It is within easy reach of the A1, which offers fast, convenient access to Edinburgh city centre. The hotel's new Brasserie restaurant serves modern Scottish cuisine, prepared using locally sourced ingredients. With a stylish yet informal environment, the Brasserie 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.

Mackenzies Highland Inn - In the heart of Aviemore, surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of the Cairngorms, this family-run highland inn has free Wi-Fi and comfortable en suite rooms, some with mountain views. Family run, Mackenzies Highland Inn prides itself on offering a warm welcome and a relaxing atmosphere. All rooms have Sky TV and tea/coffee making facilities and toiletries are provided. Some of the rooms have spectacular views over the Cairngorms mountain range. The inn is family friendly, with a children's play area and a garden. Homemade food is available all day, and there is a children's menu and a daily specials' board. There is a friendly bar with regular live entertainment, including live music, jamming sessions, a karaoke night, a traditional acoustic night and disco sounds for the young at heart. The inn is just a few hundred metres from Aviemore Railway Station and free parking is available on site.

Acarsaid Hotel - Acarsaid is a family-run hotel a short stroll from the town centre. It offers a great breakfast and a dinner menu focusing on local produce. The friendly staff and comfy surroundings at Acarsaid create a warm atmosphere set in stunning countryside. Perth is a 30-minute car or train journey away. Mountain biking, golf, theatre and relaxation trips can be organised at Acarsaid.

Best Western Strathaven Hotel - The hotel is on the edge of the picturesque market town of Strathaven and is ideally located for business or leisure. A family run hotel, built by Robert Adam Jnr in the 18th century and set in three acres of grounds. We are centrally located and are within a 40 minute drive from either Glasgow or Prestwick Airports. The award-winning restaurant, recently refurbished, has the option of the Table d'H?te or Grill Menu, or you can enjoy a Bar Meal from our extensive menu in the East Lounge. The Strathaven Hotel is privately owned and managed by the MacIntyre family. The main building dates back to 1797 and was originally built for a Glasgow Merchant. It was designed by the famous Robert Adam, still retaining many original features and is a Category B listed building. The Strathaven Suite is the ideal setting for weddings, conferences and formal or informal dinner parties for up to 180 guests. The picturesque grounds are very colourful and make a delightful backdrop for wedding photographs.

Kincraig Castle Hotel - A relaxing retreat just 20 minutes away from Inverness, this peaceful hotel is surrounded by some of Scotlands best golf courses, beaches, distilleries, castles and scenery. Kincraig Castle Hotel is set in an elevated position within its own grounds with extensive views towards the Cromarty Firth. Originally built in 1800, the lounge, bar and dining room all retain their original stone-framed windows (as do the front bedrooms), moulded ceilings and fireplaces. The exceptional Adam fireplace in the lounge is of particular interest and is delightful to return to after a day out exploring. To unwind after a long day you can enjoy fine dining in the Kincraigs Red Rosette-accredited restaurant or sip one of the Dalmore malts in the lounge, far away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Easy day trips can be made to places as diverse as Ullapool, Aviemore, Wick, Inverewe Gardens and Kyle of Lochalsh.

Rennie Mackintosh City Hotel - The Rennie Mackintosh City Hotel is a charming city centre hotel. It is inspired by the design genius of Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Situated in beautifully restored adjoining town houses, comprising of 24 en-suite rooms. Reception is open 24 hours. The hotel is well known for its traditional Scottish breakfast served in a cosy dining room overlooking the garden. Please be aware that the hotel doesn't have a lift.

Piries Hotel - This Victorian city centre hotel maintains many of its original features and is located close to all the main tourist attractions. The Hotel is central located and just a few minutes from Edinburgh Haymarket Railway Station and approximately five minutes walk from Edinburgh's main shopping area, Princes Street. This Hotel is ideally located for a visit to Scotland's capital city. The Conference Centre and many restaurants and bars are all just a short walk from the hotel's front steps.

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.

Golden Lion Hotel - Located in Stirling city centre, the Golden Lion Hotel has welcomed guests, including royalty and Rabbie Burns, for more than 2 centuries. The hotel is close to shops and the magnificent Stirling Castle. It is a short trip from the William Wallace Monument. The main bus and rail stations are within easy walking distance. Free car parking is available. The family-owned Golden Lion provides traditional Scottish warmth, a modern style and refurbished rooms.

Glasgow City - George Square - Superbly situated in Glasgow's cosmopolitan city centre, Glasgow City - George Square is close to Queen Street Train Station and Buchan Bus Station, just off junction 15 of the M8. Within easy reach, are numerous shops, bars and restaurants in the city centre. Some of the comfortable rooms at Premier Inn can accommodate 2 adults and 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children are also served a free full breakfast, when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. The full all-you-can-eat breakfast includes cooked items, vegetarian options and a wide continental selection. Enjoy a meal in the contemporary hotel restaurant, serving a varied menu in a relaxing environment. There is a 24-hour reception at this Premier Inn.

Ardeonaig Hotel And Restaurant - In 14 acres of gardens, on the shores of Loch Tay, with breathtaking views across the loch to Ben Lawers mountain, the Ardeonaig Hotel and Restaurant offers great wine and award-winning food. With a beautiful, peaceful location, on the south side of Loch Tay, not far from the village of Kenmore, the hotel is small-scale, intimate and very personal. There are just 20 rooms in the main hotel, as well as 2 cottage suites and 5 new burnside rondevals (a South African-influenced thatched cottage). With Europe's most extensive South African wine cellar and superb cuisine, made with great local produce, the hotel holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand symbol and an Inn of the Year award. The hotel has recently taken over the 8000-acre Ardtalnaig Estate and now offers guests guided walks, photographic stalking, off-road cycling and the exclusive use of a mountain bothy for lunch and dinner.

The Crianlarich Hotel - About an hour from Glasgow Airport and amid magnificent Highland scenery, the Crianlarich Hotel is midway between Glasgow and Fort William, and Perth and Oban It is a comfortable, well-appointed base for touring, sporting or business travellers, and has enthusiastic and caring staff. Sensibly priced, seriously good food is served in both the restaurant and bar, and is based on fine locally-sourced ingredients.

Terraces Hotel - Centrally located, though in a peaceful setting with private parking, the hotel presents itself as the ideal base to explore Stirling's town centre and the many attractions in Braveheart country. Set within an elegant Georgian building, The Terraces offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere, comfortable surroundings and friendly staff. With Glasgow and Edinburgh being only a 35-minute drive away, a visit to the hotel enables your stay, whether it is for business or leisure. After a long day you can enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and good food of Melvilles Restaurant or enjoy a pint in Melvilles bar before retiring to the comfort of your modern room.

Alexandra Hotel - The Alexandra Hotel, part of the very fabric of Fort William, since 1876. Close to the shops and other amenities. The Alexandra provides traditional Scottish Hospitality at its best, is in a central location in Fort William. Whether you are shopping in the High Street, catching a bus or taking a train or just wanting to get away from it all, you will find the Alexandra is in the perfect position. Youve a choice of 2 restaurants and all 97 bedrooms are warm and cosy - just what you need when you are away from home. You can relax by the warmth of the open fire in the refurbished front lounge areas - ideal for you to enjoy on your stay.

Holiday Inn Express Aberdeen Exhibition Centre - This hotel is 10 minutes from Aberdeen city centre, and close to science and technology parks. Royal Deeside is a short drive away. The Holiday Inn Express Aberdeen Exhibition Centre is adjacent to Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre, and is a 20-minute journey from Aberdeen Airport. Within 2 miles (3.2 km) are Aberdeen University, Royal Aberdeen Golf Course and Murchar Golf Course. Each air-conditioned room has Wi-Fi internet access (with charge), an LCD TV and a power shower.

Express By Holiday Inn Inverness - Express by Holiday Inn Inverness has comfortable, modern accommodation at great-value rates that include continental breakfast. It is within easy reach of Loch Ness, Culloden Battle Field and Cawdor Castle Each room has wireless internet access, a power shower and a hairdryer. The hotel offers high standards throughout, and has a bar and an equipped meeting room for up to 35 people. With breathtaking scenery and fascinating history nearby, Express by Holiday Inn Inverness is ideal for exploring the many attractions of Inverness and beyond.

Royal Ettrick Hotel - Set within an exclusive residential area to the South of Edinburgh's historic City Centre, this traditional hotel features a newly refurbished modern interior, whilst still retaining its original character and charm. A welcome alternative to city centre accommodation, the Royal Ettrick Hotel enjoys a peaceful position on the outskirts of the city, yet just a 15-minute bus journey away from all that Edinburgh has to offer. The hotel is also within walking distances of 2 of Napier University's campuses, Merchiston and Craiglockhart. In addition to 17 beautifully-decorated guestrooms, the Royal Ettrick Hotel features a light-filled Conservatory Bistro, serving a full menu throughout the day and restaurant dining in the evening. In the summer months, al fresco dining is available in the private garden.

Premier Inn Edinburgh (Leith) - With sea views, free parking nearby bus links to Edinburgh city centre, the Premier Inn (Leith) is close to Ocean Terminal and the Royal Yacht Britannia. The Premier Inn Leith has comfortable en suite rooms and a family-friendly Brewers Fayre restaurant, serving pub-style meals. Some rooms 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.

Burnhouse Manor Hotel - Set amidst some of Scotland's most idyllic and unspoilt areas, this hotel is engulfed by natural beauty, and surrounded by some of the most spectacular scenery in the world. Burnhouse Manor Hotel truly is a unique destination, and offers all the intimacy, warmth, charm and atmosphere that only a family-run hotel could. Its quality and standards have attracted hundreds of regular visitors.

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.

Kidron House Hotel - Peacefully set within a modern 2 storey villa, within easy reach of Irvine, Troon and Kilmarnock, this hotel presents itself as the ideal base from which to explore the many local attractions. On the west coast of Scotland, Kidron is within minutes of beautiful rolling countryside, with over 30 golf courses within a 20-minute drive. Furthermore, there are endless cycle routes through the countryside, connecting up with the nearby towns. Here at Kidron, proprietors the Macinnes family, natives of Ayrshire, offer an informal, friendly, home-from-home in which you can relax and enjoy yourself, whether you stay for a night or two, a short break or for a longer holiday here in Scotland.

Royal Dunkeld Hotel - This former coaching inn is now a comfortable, modern hotel, offering en suite accommodation, free on-site parking and free wireless internet access in the public areas. Dunkeld is located in some of the area's most beautiful countryside and the Royal Dunkeld Hotel makes a great base from which to explore the region. All of the en suite rooms have TVs, radios, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryers, trouser presses and telephones. The tastefully refurbished restaurant offers an innovative menu, which changes daily to reflect the finest, freshest seasonal produce available locally. There is an extensive wine list and a wide range of liqueurs and whiskies to complement your meal. Gargoyles Lounge Bar has a relaxing and welcoming atmosphere and offers an extensive lunch and supper menu. The traditional 1809 bar has an open fire, a pool room with a dartboard and a full-sized snooker table downstairs.

Mercure Ardoe House Aberdeen - Mercure Ardoe House Hotel is a 4 star 19th-century mansion house with Victorian opulence, 3 miles from Aberdeen city centre amongst 30 acres of rolling Aberdeenshire countryside. The hotel is ideally placed for shopping, theatres and scenic walks. Balmoral Castle is within driving distance. Guests will feel pampered whilst making use of the hotel pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room and contemporary beauty salon. Mercure Ardoe House boasts a fully equipped gym, tennis courts, and aerobics studio. Meeting rooms are available to hold up to 500 people. Dine in the elegant Blair's restaurant (awarded 2 AA Rosettes) or enjoy a meal in the relaxed surroundings of Lairds Bar or Soapie's Lounge Bar. Intricately carved staircases, enormous fireplaces and rich wood panelling provide a welcoming atmosphere.

Premier Inn Greenock - On the quayside, looking out over the waterfront, the hotel offers comfortable, great-value rooms and free parking, just off the A8 and less than 650 metres from Cartsdyke Railway Station. The Premier Inn Greenock has a convenient waterside location. The A8/M8 runs east into Glasgow and on to Edinburgh. The town's many train stations offer direct services to Glasgow Central Railway Station. The hotel has a 24-hour reception desk and some rooms 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. An all-you-can-eat buffet breakfast is available each morning and includes the expected cooked items such as scrambled, fried, poached or boiled eggs, and pork or vegetarian sausages. There is also a wide continental selection. The on-site Table Table restaurant offers a fresh new twist on eating out.

Aston Hotel - Dumfries - Located on the wonderful 100 acre Crichton Estate and adjacent to Easterbrook Hall and Conference Centre, Aston Hotel Dumfries blends state of the art facilities with traditional Scottish hospitality, with interiors creating an atmosphere of luxurious simplicity.

Premier Inn Glasgow (Motherwell) - With close links to the M8, Premier Inn Glasgow (Motherwell) is located between the city centres of Glasgow and Edinburgh and has a Table Table restaurant and free car park. Some of the comfy 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.

Old Pines Hotel And Restaurant - Ideally situated, Old Pines Hotel and Restaurant is a 4-star hotel with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere and stunning views of Ben Nevis. Fort William is a short drive away. Awarded an AA rosette, the restaurant serves an excellent menu of organic, local produce, in an intimate setting. Old Pines Hotel provides comfortable rooms, all with en suite facilities, a TV and a DVD player. A selection of books and DVDs are available for guests to use. The hotel has cosy sitting rooms, a library, log fires and an outdoor play area. There are panoramic views of the mountains. Free parking and free Wi-Fi internet access are available.

The Rowan Tree Country Hotel - When you choose to stay at The Rowan Tree Country Hotel, our aim is that you will enjoy your stay to the full. You can spend your day in and around the hotel, savouring the surroundings, strolling nearby or simply relaxing. The hotel benefits from views of the mountains to the East and the Loch to the West. Although in tranquil surroundings, we are located on the outskirts of Aviemore and just minutes from the A9. The hotel - originally called The Lynwilg Mail and one of the oldest Inns in the Spey valley - was built in the 1700s as a coaching inn alongside the Great North Road. Extended in the mid-1800s, it rapidly established an excellent reputation and received honourable mentions in a number of diaries and accounts of the time. In its time, a part of the hotel has served as the village store, the post office and the local pub. Renamed The Rowan Tree in the early 90s, the hotel has been tastefully modernised and upgraded but always with an eye to retaining its essential character and features: timber beams, open fires and the stained-glass leaded window at the head of the splendid staircase.