British Hotels 1 to 30 in Scotland

Lochside Lodge and Roundhouse Restaurant - Nestled at the foot of Glenisla, this charming lodge provides a haven of peace and tranquillity beside Lintrathen Loch, yet within easy reach of local towns, including Kirremuir and Blairgowrie. A well-established restaurant with rooms, Lochside Lodge is set within a beautifully converted farmstead. Today it provides individually furnished bedrooms and the unique Roundhouse Restaurant, serving fine cuisine. The Steading Bar offers the perfect setting for a relaxing pint of local ale. Whether you are looking for a relaxing break or to enjoy the area's numerous sporting activities, including cycling, golfing, fishing, shooting, walking or climbing the Munroes, the Lochside Lodge and Roundhouse Restaurant offers the perfect location.

The Kings Arms Hotel - Surrounded by the unspoilt natural beauty of the Galloway countryside, this charming former coaching inn is a great base from which to explore the beauty of Southern Scotland. The Kings Arms Hotel has a long tradition of hospitality and has been offering food and refreshments to weary travellers and guests for over 200 years. Today, the hotel offers comfortable en suite accommodation. All of the rooms have a TV, tea/coffee making facilities, radio alarm clocks and telephones. The hotel's Courtyard Restaurant overlooks the ancient vine and the beautiful magnolia tree. The restaurant enjoys an enviable reputation for the quality of its food, which takes full advantage of fresh local produce, including Galloway beef and Solway salmon. The Kings Arms is the leading golf hotel in the area and the landlord is happy to offer help and advice on the golfing facilities available in the region.

Cromlix House Hotel - Cromlix House is a magnificent, luxury hotel located in a peaceful 2,000 acre estate. Situated near Stirling, this hotel is only a 40 minute drive from Glasgow and 50 minutes from Edinburgh. Cromlix House is tastefully furnished and decorated with antiques and paintings. There are 14 bedrooms in total, comprising 8 vast suites and 6 comfortable guest rooms. Relax and unwind in this oasis of seclusion and tranquility.

Achilty Hotel - A former Drover's Inn dating back to the 18th century, the Achilty Hotel provides excellent food and accommodation. The owners Ethel and Christopher Slater and their staff look forward to giving you a warm Scottish welcome. The Achilty Hotel is a 3 star aa Hotel, the hotel has 11 fully appointed en suite bedrooms, 2 restaurants and a lounge bar serving excellent Scottish food, with an emphasis on local produce from local suppliers to ensure a high quality of product. We are a great base for touring the highlands, taking in the beautiful scenery, wildlife and absorbing the historical points of interest in the area. Alternatively, you could just relax and enjoy the peace and quiet in the Wyvis lounge. In the lounge bar there is a good selection of local malt whiskies for you to try. Unfortunately the hotel does not have a lift.

County Hotel - Ideally situated in the centre of picturesque Selkirk, the historic County Hotel is a friendly former coaching inn on the market square, with excellent access to the A7. All of the comfortable rooms offer en suite facilities, a flat-screen TV, a CD player and a DVD player. County Hotel boasts a range of dining options, including the Willow Restaurant, serving a fusion of Scottish and Mediterranean cuisine. La Contea offers an Italian menu and The Lounge provides informal dining and drinks. Local leisure pursuits include golfing, fishing and walking. Free parking is available to guests.

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.

Channings - Part of the beauty of the 4 star Channings Classic is that it is hidden in the tree-lined crescent of South Learmonth Gardens, away from the hubbub of the city's West End, yet only a ten-minute leisurely stroll away.

Best Western Bruntsfield Hotel - Best Western Bruntsfield is a classic yet contemporary hotel overlooking the leafy Bruntsfield Links Park and a 15-minute walk or 5-minute bus ride from Edinburgh city centre. Bedrooms have a good design, a work desk and free internet access. Staff are polite, friendly and ready to help. Bisque Bar & Brasserie is open from morning until late and offers casual gourmet dining at lunch and dinner. A comfortable lounge overlooks the park and there is free car parking for hotel guests.

Apex Waterloo Place Hotel - At the east end of Princes Street, this historic hotel offers urban glamour and modern comfort. The castle, Scott Monument, Holyrood Palace and shopping districts are close by. Apex Waterloo Place Hotel is close to Waverley Train Station and there is a direct bus service to and from Edinburgh Airport, which is just one minutes walk from the hotel at Waverley Bridge. The stylish, spacious bedrooms are comfy and elegant, with soft neutral colours and good business facilities. There is a 42-inch LCD TV, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi internet access and 24-hour room service. Elliot's Bar and Restaurant, with its original fireplaces and Georgian windows, provides an elegant setting to enjoy modern Scottish cuisine. The hotel has stylish Yu Spa facilities, including a swimming pool, gym, sauna and steam room. There are 5 versatile function rooms.

Thistle Hotel - Established in 1924, The Edinburgh Thistle Hotel is located in the prestigious, quiet and residential West End area of the city centre. Close by is Edinburgh Castle, St. Mary's Cathedral, the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC) and of course the renowned Princes Street with its vast array of stylish shops and stores. Having been a Georgian Town House and retaining most of its original period features, our hotel comprises 10 comfortable, elegant and spacious En-Suite rooms.

The Hudson Hotel - In the heart of the city centre, at the West End of Princes Street, this beautiful 18th-century building is now a 4-star boutique hotel offering stylish, modern accommodation and free Wi-Fi. The Hudson Hotel has a superb location, right in the centre of Edinburgh. Everything that the Scottish capital has to offer is just a few minutes' walk away, from the beautiful and historic Edinburgh Castle to the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC). This impressive building's beautiful period features have been carefully preserved, while the interiors have been sensitively renovated. The 30 state-of-the-art rooms are stylish, contemporary and well appointed. All rooms have minibars, large beds, luxurious Egyptian cotton sheets and LCD flat-screen TVs with on-demand movies and entertainment. Sophisticated and modern, the lively Hudsons Bar is reminiscent of a New York loft apartment. Open for everything from breakfast right through to late suppers, the food and drinks menus offer a superb selection of old favourites with a modern twist.

Premier Inn Glasgow East Kilbride Nerston - This Premier Inn is 1 mile from the town centre and convenient for East Kilbride Train Station and the M74. Local attractions include Tatton Park and Mere Golf and Country Club. Glasgow East Kilbride Nerston Premier Inn has a Table Table restaurant on site, as well as free parking and rooms with extremely comfy beds. 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.

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.

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.

Macdonald Houstoun House - In beautiful, peaceful grounds, between Edinburgh and Glasgow, this 4-star hotel is rich in historic charm, with a restaurant, a bar and great leisure facilities, including an 18-metre swimming pool. Combining traditional charm and historic character with contemporary comforts and modern luxury, the Houstoun House Hotel is within easy reach of both Edinburgh and Glasgow. The historic sights of Linlithgow Palace, Hopetoun House and the House of the Binns are nearby. The building's original Great Hall, Old Drawing Room and Library now form the hotel's dining room. With opulent oak panelling, family paintings and antiques, the restaurant offers fine dining and has been awarded 2 AA Rosettes for the quality of its cuisine. The bar has vaulted ceilings, a real open fire and an impressive collection of over 100 malt whiskies. Guests receive free access to the hotel's exclusive leisure club, which houses the swimming pool, a sauna, a solarium, a steam room and a gymnasium.

The Glen Hotel - This family-run hotel is located at the heart of the Scottish Highlands. Breathtaking scenery and the Monadhliath and Cairngorm mountain ranges are nearby. The Edwardian Glen Hotel has en suite rooms with quality beds and bed linen. Good-value pub food is served, and the bar has featured in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide for several years. Golfers can enjoy the challenging courses at Newtonmore, Kingussie, Grantown-on-Spey and Boat of Garten. There are opportunities for walking, cycling, fishing and other activities. The popular TV series, 'Monarch of the Glen' was filmed a few miles away.

Aberdour Hotel - A friendly, family-run hotel situated in one of Fife's picturesque coastal villages, specialising in fresh fare, using local Scottish produce where possible. Real ale is always available on tap, and the establishment has once again been included in this year's 'Camra' Good Beer Guide. Although the buildings date back to the 17th century, all 16 bedrooms have en suite facilities, and tea and coffee making facilities. The hotel is an ideal base for touring, golf breaks and for visiting Edinburgh which is just 30 minutes by car/rail, with the station just one minute's walk away.

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.

The Popinjay Hotel and Spa - Popinjay Hotel is located in private gardens that reach down to the banks of the River Clyde, in the heart of the Famous Clyde Valley. The hotel has a modern leisure centre with an 18-metre swimming pool, a gym, spa and sauna. It also has fishing rights for the river. Popinjay Hotel is 4 miles (6.4 km) from the M74 and local attractions include Strathclyde Park, Bothwell Castle and Glasgow Cathedral. Built in the Tudor fashion and containing en suite rooms, Popinjay Hotel takes its name from an imaginary bird connected with local May Day celebrations from the 17th century. Following new owners, Popinjay has renovated public areas. Both ground-floor bedrooms have been renovated to disabled status.

The Imperial Hotel - This friendly hotel is situated in the centre of Castle Douglas, with a location ideal for fishing, walking, cycling, golfing and relaxation. The Imperial Hotel offers 3 bars, a private car park, a pool room with dart boards, and good Scottish home-cooking using local produce. It is well-located for playing golf on one of the 30 courses in the area. All rooms are en suite and have tea/coffee facilities, satellite TV and central heating.

Old Course Hotel St Andrews - With its unique location on the famous golf course, the luxurious Kohler Waters Spa, luxury dining and the highest attention to detail, this award-winning 5-star resort is the ultimate hotel experience. The Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa features lavish rooms and suites, many designed by star French designer Jacques Garcia. Enjoy rich red colours, silk-lined walls, private balconies, Kohler bathroom products and beautiful views of The Old Course and St. Andrews. From gourmet experiences in the Road Hole (3 AA Rosette restaurant), to award-winning afternoon teas, The Old Course Hotel has bars and restaurants to suit all. Try the Sands Grill for relaxed dining, or The Jigger Inn, loved by the many celebrities who visit. Guests get free access to Kohler Waters Spa, the first of its kind outside the USA. It has the highest levels of luxury care and treatments, including the 'Cooler-Near-The-Sea' and 'Hyrdro Rush' treatments. With 20-metre pool, relaxation area and rooftop hot tub, this is spa heaven. There are 11 golf courses around the hotel, including its own championship course, The Duke's.

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.

Dalhousie Castle and Spa - Revel in the warm historic splendour of this fascinating 13th-century castle, set amid forest and parkland by the banks of the River Esk. The hotel's 2 AA Rosette Dungeon Restaurant is located in the vaults, in the oldest part of the castle, for fine dining with an air of drama. For relaxation, Aqueous Spa combines spa treatments with hydro facilities including a massaging jet pool, sauna and steam pool. There is an archery and falconry centre within the grounds. The castle is within easy reach of Edinburgh city centre, and Edinburgh Airport. 5 miles (8 km) away is Rosslyn Chapel, which features in the 'Da Vinci Code'.

Dalrachney Lodge Hotel And Restaurant - Formerly a sporting lodge used by members of the Royal Family, this country house hotel and restaurant is ideally situated in the heart of the picturesque Scottish Highlands. Dalrachney Lodge Hotel and Restaurant offers 4-star facilities and services in a magnificent setting, centrally located for a memorable stay amongst typical Scottish countryside. Dating from 1845, the lodge is today set in 16 acres of peaceful surroundings, bordered on 2 sides by the River Dulnain. No modern extensions or accommodation annexes will be found here - only the original buildings. The hotel is situated on the outskirts of the historic village of Carrbridge, close to the train station and easily accessible from the A9 that leads to the city of Inverness. Queen Victoria once described the village as 'the jewel of the North' and when you come to stay at the hotel you will soon realise why.

Jurys Inn Edinburgh - Offering a fantastic city centre location, within walking distance of many theatres, museums, shops and major attractions, the hotel is easily accessible from the city's main train station. Jurys Inn Edinburgh is ideally located in the heart of Edinburgh, with the International Conference Centre, Edinburgh Castle and a host of other tourist attractions within short walking distance - not to mention great shopping, theatres, art, museums and galleries. The hotel located on Jeffrey Street, in the heart of Edinburgh's old town, just off the Royal Mile and only a few minutes walk from Edinburgh Waverley railway station, the city's main station. The ideal central location and excellent public transport links makes Jurys Inn Edinburgh your perfect city centre hotel, whatever your reason for visiting this dramatic city.

Knock Castle Hotel and Spa - Nestled amid the rolling hills of the Strathearn Valley, this luxurious hotel and spa is set within a 19th century former Baronial home in Crieff, with panoramic views across the beautiful Perthshire countryside. An oasis of peace and tranquillity, Knock Castle Hotel & Spa boasts 3.5 acres of woodlands which you can stroll through at your leisure. It also offers a range of health and beauty treatments, designed to rejuvenate and refresh, alongside a comprehensive gymnasium, swimming pool, sauna and steam room. To complete your day of pure relaxation and indulgence, head to the Rooftop lounge where you can enjoy a pre-dinner drink whilst overlooking the spectacular surroundings. Dinner is served in the hotel's fine dining restaurant.

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.

Regent House Hotel - BandB - Housed in a fully restored Georgian building, less than 5 minutes' walk from Princes Street, this family-run 2-star hotel offers free wireless internet access and a warm welcome. The Regent House Hotel offers comfortable, great-value, bed and breakfast accommodation in a quiet, cobbled street in the heart of Edinburgh, Scotland's beautiful capital city. The hotel is just a matter of metres from Princes Street, Edinburgh Waverley Railway Station and all that the city has to offer. The building's original Georgian style has been carefully preserved and sensitively restored and there are 17 rooms. The hotel offers a range of accommodation to suit the needs and budget of any traveller. Some rooms have en suite bathrooms and rooms without en suite bathrooms are also available.

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.

Columba Hotel - This Victorian hotel was built in 1865 and 1901 of Scottish granite and sandstone. It stands as a landmark on the North Pier, overlooking the town and Oban Bay to the Isles of Kerrera, Mull and Lismore, and the Mountains of Morven.