British Hotels 151 to 180 in Scotland

The Strathardle Inn - The Strathardle Inn is a beautiful little hotel set in glorious Perthshire landscape. Good home-cooked food sourced locally, fine ales and a roaring fire, what more could you want? Strathardle Inn, a magical little country hotel nestling in the wonderful Perthshire Highlands, offering a comfortable, peaceful and informal environment. Traditional cuisine is offered alongside real ales and a collection of single malts. The Inn represents an excellent base from which to explore central Scotland with easy access to Perth, Pitlochry, Dundee, St Andrews and Royal Deeside. Activities in the immediate area include golf, fishing, shooting, skiing, walking, cycling as well as sightseeing.

Albany Ballantrae - The Albany Hotel is a Georgian-style town-house hotel and one of Edinburgh's premier hotels. It is located on a peaceful street in the heart of the city, only a short walk from Princes Street. Haldanes, the award-winning on-site restaurant, boasts 2 AA Rosettes and offers fine dining in beautifully appointed surroundings. Private dining rooms are also available. Each en suite room is individually decorated to provide complete comfort. Many large and well-equipped leisure/sports centres are within a few minutes' walking distance.

Hilton Glasgow - Offering total luxury, complete relaxation, a fully-equipped leisure club, and contemporary dining in Cameron's Restaurant, this 5-star hotel is ideal for your stay in Glasgow, 8 miles from the airport. If you choose an Executive Room during your stay, you can enjoy sweeping views of Glasgow from the 19th floor and gain access to the hotel's Executive Lounge on the 2nd floor. The Hilton Glasgow also offers 16 meeting rooms for 2 to 1000 people and a comprehensive business centre. Indulge with a visit to the many shops in Glasgow's centre (the city's top shopping centre is just 3 streets away) or get fit in the 15-metre swimming pool and the fully-equipped fitness centre.

Prestwick Old Course Hotel - In the heart of historic Ayrshire, Prestwick Old Course Hotel is a 5-minute walk from Prestwick Town Rail Station. Glasgow Prestwick International Airport is a 3-minute taxi ride away. Prestwick Old Course Hotel offers comfortable rooms, with digital TV. Free Wi-Fi internet access is available to guests. Overlooking Prestwick Old Course Golf Club, the hotel is a 1-minute walk from the picturesque seafront. There are a range of shops, just a 5-minute walk from the hotel. The hotel offers a free Park and Fly service to guests.

The Argyll Hotel - Few hotels in the Western Highlands have such long and distinguished history as The Argyll Hotel. The Argyll was designed in 1750 by the famous builder John Adam. The Argyll formed part of the total rebuilding of Inveraray, commissioned by the third Duke of Argyll. The interior of the Argyll reflects its history and the elegant style of its renowned creator. Originally built to accommodate guests to the castle, The Argyll today offers standards of hospitality that more than live up to its illustrious past. Completely modernised and refurbished, the hotel is now one of the premier hotels on the West Coast of Scotland, offering excellent standards of food and accommodation. Recent additions to the hotel include new conference, banquet and function rooms, new conservatories with stunning views over Loch Fyne and new executive bedrooms built to three star standard. Set at the gates to Inveraray Castle, the Argyll Hotel offers splendid views over Loch Fyne and Benn Bhuidhe in the distance. We offer excellent food and accommodation, and friendly service. The Argyll Hotel is the ideal base for local sight seeing and touring Argyll & The Islands. Unfortunately the hotel does not have a lift.

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.

Meikleour Hotel - Meikleour Hotel has a beautiful rural location, and offers good food and warm service. Blairgowrie is a 5-minute drive away. The 5 spacious rooms have en suite bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and tea/coffee facilities. Three of the rooms are located in the old hayloft. Arrive before 18:00 for free tea or coffee with homemade cake and shortbread. The Meikleour Hotel is 12 miles (19.3 km) north of Perth, and 10 miles (16 km) from Dunkeld. It was first known as a coaching and posting house for travellers en route from Inverness to Edinburgh.

Ben Lawers Hotel - Situated in the heart of one of Scotland's most beautiful and unspoilt areas, this charming 300 year-old hotel boasts fantastic views over the Lawers Mountain Range and Loch Tay. Just a short stroll away from the old Lawers Village, where the infamous Lady of Lawers once lived, the Ben Lawers Hotel offers a peaceful, rural retreat, far away from the stresses of everyday life. Having earned a reputation for its friendly atmosphere and good, home-cooked food, the hotel is the ideal choice for your stay in The Highlands. With just 5 en suite bedrooms, you can be assured of personal service and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Families are welcome, and well-behaved dogs can stay at no extra charge.

The Ayrshire and Galloway - Standing proudly within Ayr town centre, this hotel with free car parking and Wi-Fi is the place to stay whether on business or pleasure. Comfortably furnished and well-appointed, the Ayrshire and Galloway Hotel offers affordable rates, and nothing is overlooked. Guests can enjoy traditional fare in the Badge Bistro or opt for something with a Mediterranean twist from the Meridian Cafe Bar situated right next door. Enjoy a walk along the promenade, discover 'Rabbie Burn' country, horse racing, golf or just enjoy the pastimes in the surrounding areas. On the ground floor you will find the reception, the bistro and the Shire Bar. The Shire Bar is a warm, welcoming place where you can enjoy a hearty dram in front of an open 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 Bruce Hotel - The Bruce Hotel is situated in the centre of East Kilbride making it the ideal place to stay for business or pleasure, easily accessible by motorways from the North and South and only 40 minutes drive from both Glasgow and Edinburgh Airports. Convenient, whether you're coming by train or plane. For guests driving, there is ample space in our underground car park. Glasgow City Centre, and its renowned cultural delights, is a short drive away. Roam a little further and you can soon be on the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond. Our 65 en suite bedrooms, many of which have been recently refurbished to a very high standard, enhance the theme of elegant comfort, which continues through the award-winning Four Seasons Restaurant, the Bistro and Cocktail bar.

Halo Crowwood Hotel Glasgow - The newly refurbished Crowwood Hotel, Moodiesburn, Stepps, Glasgow enjoys a relaxed out of town atmosphere. The hotel is located adjacent to Crowwood Golf Club and just a 10-minute drive from Glasgow city centre. Stirling (the gateway to the Highlands) is a 25-minute drive. The hotel is situated on the main A80 route from Glasgow to Stirling and Edinburgh and is therefore ideally situated as a base for both business and leisure guests with free on-site parking. The Crowwood Hotel has comfortably furnished well-equipped bedrooms with both doubles and twins and family rooms that sleep up to 4 comfortably. The hotel also has 2 spacious wheelchair access bedrooms.

The Craighaar Hotel - The Craighaar is situated within easy reach of both Aberdeen Airport and Aberdeen City. Big enough to matter; small enough to care. The Craighaar Hotel's popularity with business and social guests is due in no small part to its fifty-five well-equipped en-suite bedrooms, six suites, attentive staff and quality cuisine served in relaxing surroundings. Guests therefore have the assurance that whatever their business or personal needs, the Craighaar Hotel is superbly equipped to cater for the widest variety of functions from business meetings and seminars to mini conferences and team building sessions. Socially, it's perfect for weddings, engagements and all manner of get-togethers.

Merith House Hotel - All rooms at Merith House are en suite, with LCD TV and tea/coffee. Some have views of the Leith Links Park golf course. With free street parking, the Merith is a 10-minute bus ride from the centre. Without a restaurant or bar, Merith House can keep rates low and standards high. Many bars and restaurants are within a few minutes' walk. Merith House is on a main bus route (the number 25 bus). This means easy access to Edinburgh attractions, such as the Palace of Holyrood, the Royal Botanical Gardens, the Malt Whisky Heritage Centre, Edinburgh Castle, Princes Street and the Royal Mile. Continental breakfast is included in the Merith's rates.

Abington Hotel - Less than a mile from junction 13 of the M74, this hotel is easy to find and features free Wi-Fi internet access throughout, and ample free parking. This friendly, family-run hotel is situated in the heart of a picturesque village in central Scotland and offers a comfortable, reasonably priced touring base. The centres of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Stirling and the Trossachs, Burns country and Walter Scott country are all about an hour's drive away. Had you travelled by stagecoach on the hazardous Carlisle-Glasgow route in the 1800s you would certainly have appreciated the hospitality and warmth of the Abington Coaching Inn, just as Napoleon III did in 1839 when he rested there after a tiring day's grouse shooting. You can still find his chair in the hotel.

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.

Boat Hotel - The Boat Hotel at Boat of Garten is a privately-owned Victorian sporting hotel set in the heart of the Spey Valley. Personally run, warm hospitality and confortable rooms assure you of a relaxing stay. Originally built in Victorian times as the Station hotel for the prestigious Strathspey Steam Railway, the Boat Hotel while retaining many original architectural features, provides all the modern comforts demanded by today's guests. The Boat Hotel has recently changed ownership and has undergone a major refurbishment to restore public areas to their former Victorian style ... Wooden floors, Oriental rugs, marble fireplaces and an attractive library lounge, where aperitifs and after-dinner coffee may be taken in comfort. A new restaurant, The Capercaillie features bold contemporary decor and modernist oil paintings ... A stunning environment in which to sample award-winning cuisine.

Cross Keys Hotel - Built in the 17th century, this hotel is one of the oldest coaching inns in Scotland and is ideally placed for exploring the Scottish borders. Cross Keys Hotel is located in the centre of Canonbie, Scotland, which nestles within the valley of the Border Esk River. Canonbie is just off the A7, Carlisle to Edinburgh trunk road, making for an ideal stopover. The cosy Cross Keys Hotel is personally looked after by Brian and Yvonne MacAskill and their small team of friendly staff. It has a reputation for great cuisine. Our head chef has compiled a menu that should satisfy all tastes and fancies. From quick and easy pub meals through to continental ? la carte, you can be sure that you will find something to tickle the taste buds. Fresh local produce and seasonal specialities are always available.

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.

Royal Hotel Cromarty - Overlooking the peaceful Cromarty Harbour, with stunning views of the Cromarty Firth, the hotel offers you traditional Highland hospitality at its best, whether you are staying for relaxation or that special occasion. A Scottish country hotel with open fires and excellent Scottish cuisine, the Royal Hotel is a family-run property which provides an excellent base from which to explore the Highlands. In the area you can enjoy dolphin-watching, wildlife walks and golf. There are also museums and churches in the surroundings. Owners Janice and Neil Campbell look forward to welcoming you at the Royal Hotel.

The Lomond Country Inn - In Kinnesswood, Perthshire, The Lomond Country Inn has stunning views over Loch Leven. There is free parking and Wi-Fi. An airport pick-up service is available. The Lomond has bedrooms decorated in pastel shades and white, with modern light coloured furniture. Guests have access to a PC, with printer. The hotel has a large bar area and a separate restaurant with views over the Loch Leven. Kinnesswood lies on the shores of Loch Leven and at the foot of the Lomond Hills. The area has many beautiful and scenic trails and walks, and other outdoor activities.

The Guards Hotel - Guards Hotel has a fantastic location opposite Haymarket Railway Station in West End and within 10 minutes' walk of Princes Street. The family-run hotel presents a wonderfully warm and welcoming atmosphere in the centre of the city. There are excellent bus links into the city centre and to Edinburgh Airport.

Lynnhurst Hotel - Extensively refurbished in 2009, this 4-star luxury hotel combines traditional elegance and original charm with modern comforts and facilities, including free Wi-Fi and free parking. In a prestigious residential area, the Lynnhurst Hotel has a peaceful setting in beautiful landscaped gardens. Carefully preserved and sensitively renovated, the hotel retains many beautiful original features, including spectacular stained glass windows. The luxurious rooms are stylish and contemporary, with superb facilities, including air conditioning, satellite TV and luxury toiletries and hospitality trays. The hotel offers a choice of dining options, from restaurant dining to light snacks, all made with the finest, freshest seasonal produce available locally. Glasgow International Airport is just 5 miles (8 km) away and Glasgow city centre is within easy reach, as is the beautiful scenery of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs. Johnstone Railway Station is just a few hundred metres away.

Dryburgh Abbey Hotel - In a 10-acre private estate, on the banks of the River Tweed, this 19th-century baronial hall is now a luxurious 4-star country house hotel with an indoor pool and an award-winning restaurant. In the heart of the Scottish Borders, next to historic Dryburgh Abbey, this magnificent country house dates back to the mid-19th century. Today, the Dryburgh Abbey Hotel houses spacious, individually decorated en suite rooms, all with their own unique charm. All of the comfortable rooms have TVs, complimentary beverage trays and luxurious toiletries and bathroom products from Gilchrist and Soames. Many rooms have magnificent views of the River Tweed and the hotel gardens. The impressive leisure and relaxation facilities include a sauna and an indoor heated pool, kept at a constant 87 degrees. For keen anglers, the hotel boasts trout-fishing rights and direct access to the River Tweed. Looking out over the river, the Tweed Restaurant has been awarded 2 AA Rosettes for the quality of its cuisine.

Hotel Ceilidh-Donia - This small, fully refurbished, family-run hotel is in a quiet residential area near to the city centre, the main bus routes and major tourist attractions. The hotel's new restaurant leads onto a landscaped garden for guests' use. Hotel Ceilidh-Donia is a good base for the business traveller or for leisure breaks to the city, and has free on-street parking.

Northbeach Hotel - With an enviable reputation for ambience, cuisine and friendliness, this family-run hotel is ideally situated in the heart of historic Ayrshire, within easy reach of the beach. The hotel is perfectly situated for golf lovers as Ayrshire is home to some of the best courses in the world, from the Open Championship courses at Turnberry and Royal Troon, to the prestigious Prestwick and Gailes courses to a range of superb municipal facilities, many regarded as the best in Scotland. For a moment of relaxation, North Beach's bar provides peaceful surroundings, with views of the 18th hole of Prestwick Old Course. Here you can sample one of the 50 malt whiskies on offer, or enjoy freshly ground coffee, a bar snack or pastries.

Grant Arms Hotel - In the fine country town of Grantown-on-Spey, not far from the famous Spey River, this impressive 19th century residence has been upgraded to offer modern comforts whilst retaining a traditional character. Experience a holiday in the Scottish Highlands, the perfect combination of mountain scenery, ancient buildings and mysterious lochs. Visit Aviemore; Cairngorms mountains, Inverness; Loch Ness; the Moray Firth; and Royal Deeside. Follow the trails of castles, gardens and distilleries, or play golf at the numerous courses found nearby, including the Grantown-on-Spey 18-hole course. Once visited by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in 1860, the Grant Arms boasts 55 en suite bedrooms and comprehensive meeting and conference facilities.

Regent Hotel - The Regent Hotel is prominently situated at the head of Oban's north pier and is close to the shopping centre. It is also ideal for those who wish to take a steamer cruise or ferry to one of the many islands. The Regent, externally, is a combination of a Victorian private hotel with an almost perfect example of 1930's Art Deco design. Internally both buildings merge to provide an open and airy ambience with an array of well positioned public foyers and lounges. As a town centre hotel the Regent cannot offer private parking although there is ample on-street parking on the adjacent pier. This 'disadvantage' does however mean that Oban's many shops, the distillery, the ferry terminals and stations are all within easy walking distance.

Bunchrew House Hotel - In 20 acres of beautiful landscaped gardens and woodland, on the shores of the Beauly Firth near Inverness, this 17th-century Scottish mansion is now a luxurious 4-star country house hotel. Rich in historic character and traditional charm, parts of the Bunchrew House Hotel date back to 1505. With dark-wood panelling and real log fireplaces at both ends of the room, the Drawing Room is a warm cosy place to relax. Each en suite room is individually decorated with its own unique character and the rooms are named after local places and Scottish clans associated with the house. All rooms have TVs and fridges, with fresh milk supplied daily. With fabulous views over the Beauly Firth to the mountains beyond, the wood-panelled restaurant has received 2 AA Rosettes for the quality of its cuisine. The Cocktail Bar looks out onto the hotel's magnificent gardens and offers a range of drinks, including fine malt whiskies.

Drumnadrochit Hotel - This family-run hotel offers a warm, friendly, comfortable and relaxing stay in Loch Ness, and is housed within the world-famous Loch Ness 2000 Exhibition Centre. Visit the exhibition centre's fantastic, 5-star multimedia exhibition, narrated into 14 different languages. There is a variety of shops in the complex including the Nessie shop and the whisky shop, and all things Scottish with a huge variety of products to remind you of your time at Loch Ness. The newly refurbished Loch Ness Bistro features the freshest local cuisine, and there is regular Scottish entertainment and a guaranteed good time with fellow guests and staff in the Loch Ness Bar. In the evening, traditional bar meals and dishes from an ? la carte menu are served.