British Hotels 1 to 30 in Scotland

Killin Hotel - At the western end of Loch Tay, overlooking the beautiful River Lochay, the Killin Hotel offers en suite rooms, a riverside bistro and a popular local pub. Built on the site on a 17th-century inn, the Killin Hotel sits opposite the local bowling green, tennis courts, putting green and park. Killin Golf Club is a stroll down the road. Enjoy the relaxed conservatory and sun terrace in summer, while in winter you'll find a welcome log fire in the cosy lounge-bar. Bring a laptop and you can use the free Wi-Fi. The friendly pub, with Sky Sports and a pool table, serves a selection of snacks. For a fantastic view of the river and the mountains beyond, the bistro uses the freshest local ingredients from quality Scottish producers.

Busta House Hotel - Overlooking the shore of Busta Voe, on mainland Shetland, Busta House is a lovely old building with en suite bedrooms, large garden and superb local food. Between the village of Brae and the island of Muckle Roe, Busta House is close to the geographical centre of Shetland - a good base for exploring the islands. Try the fresh local food on offer. There is a choice of wine and some 160 malt whiskies. Enjoy free Wi-Fi in all public areas and a few of the bedrooms. All other bedrooms have modem connections and there is a computer at reception for you to use if you need. Built in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, there is no lift at Busta House, so expect steps!

The Waverley Hotel - Ideally situated to explore the natural beauty of the Trossachs National Park, this charming hotel is set in Callendar, at the 'Gateway to the Highlands'. Offering comfortable en suite rooms, equipped with all facilities needed for a relaxing stay, the Waverley Hotel also features a bar. A member of CAMRA and winner of the Forth Valley Pub of the Year 2006, the bar is a favourite among locals and serves cask ales, lagers and malt whiskies. Each evening, following a long day of exploring the wonderful surroundings, you can unwind in the friendly atmosphere of the Waverley to enjoy a freshly prepared meal. All food is locally sourced and homemade.

Ailsa Craig Hotel - Situated on an elegant tree-lined terrace, in the heart of Edinburgh's city centre, most of the rooms have panoramic views over the Royal Terrace gardens or over the hotel's own private gardens. The Ailsa Craig Hotel was designed by the renowned architect William Playfair as a family town house for a wealthy merchant. Originally built in 1820, this traditional Georgian building has now been tastefully refurbished, with new carpets and new decoration throughout. The house's original fine architectural features have been carefully preserved and combine with contemporary comforts and facilities, such as free Wi-Fi. All of the rooms are centrally heated, with TVs, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryers and telephones. Most of the rooms are en suite, with 2 rooms having private bathroom facilities outside the room. Located at number 24 Royal Terrace, the hotel is just 10 minutes' walk from Princes Street and all that the very heart of Edinburgh has to offer.

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.

Clovenfords Hotel - Clovenfords is an 18th-century coaching inn, 1 hour from Edinburgh, well placed for touring the Scottish Borders and awarded Hotel of the Year 2009/10 by The Shires Magazine. Clovenfords Hotel is 3 miles (4.8 km) from Galashiels, close to fishing, golfing and hill walking.

Goblin Ha' - This friendly, family-run hotel has en suite rooms and serves fresh, homemade food. Goblin Ha' has a quiet, village location 4 miles (6.4 km) from Haddington. The homemade food is creating using local, fresh produce. It is served everyday in the public bar, lounge and conservatory restaurant. Behind the hotel is a patio and garden. The Goblin Ha' Hotel is ideal for a peaceful break, golf, walking, outdoor activities or for visiting Edinburgh.

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.

Hilton Coylumbridge Hotel - Explore the outdoors at the Hilton Coylumbridge hotel, set in a 65-acre woodland estate in the heart of the Cairngorm National Park and 5 minutes from Aviemore Railway Station. Relax in the Grant Room restaurant at Hilton Coylumbridge, or soak in the swimming pool complex with sauna. Kids love the Fun House and in the hotel grounds is an adventure park with dry ski slope and climbing wall.

Alexander Thomson - Right in the heart of the city centre, just 200 metres from Glasgow Central Railway Station, this newly refurbished hotel has a 24-hour reception desk and great-value en suite rooms. The Alexander Thomson hotel has a superb central location, close to all of Glasgow's shops, museums, bars and art galleries. The hotel is also in the centre of Glasgow's financial district and the city's businesses are within easy reach. The Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre (SECC) is just 15 minutes' walk away. All of the comfortable en suite rooms have satellite TV, telephones and tea/coffee. Rooms also have hairdryers, irons and ironing boards. Executive and deluxe suites are available. Free Wi-Fi is available in the hotel's public areas. A tasty breakfast is available each day.

Victorian House - Set in a beautiful conservation area of Glasgow, this traditional Victorian townhouse provides the perfect base from which to explore the lively city centre. With stylish yet comfortable d?cor, the Victorian House offers a range of accommodation suitable for anyone from the lone travellers to couples and families. The hotel also features a welcoming conservatory-style breakfast room, overlooking the patio, serving a full Scottish breakfast and an extensive cold buffet each morning. Thanks to the Victorian House's central location, during your stay you can easily explore Glasgow's most popular attractions, from the city's cultural venues, such as the Royal Concert Hall and King's Theatre, to the cosmopolitan bars, caf?s and restaurants spread throughout the city.

Best Western Braid Hills Hotel - Offering panoramic views across Edinburgh and beyond, this hotel is close to the city centre, yet away from its noise and congestion. The hotel has 2 restaurants: the Allermuir Restaurant within the main hotel, and a bistro bar within the hotel grounds. Buckstone Bistro is a well-known meeting place with its own conservatory and sun terrace, and is renowned for the quality of its fine food and Real Ales. Braid Hills Hotel is located on the main bus route just off the city bypass. There is easy access to the airport and the surrounding countryside.

Hilton Aberdeen Treetops Hotel - Hilton Aberdeen Treetops is in a quiet area of the West End, 10 minutes from the city centre. The airport and exhibition centre are 8 miles away (12.9 km). The hotel's leisure facilities include a swimming pool, gym and tennis courts. Dine in Barbacoa restaurant, or enjoy snacks and drinks in the bar. The hotel has 16 meeting rooms and a ballroom for up to 1000 people.

Premier Inn Stirling - Ideally situated, Premier Inn Stirling is 3 miles (4.8 km) from Stirling Castle and Stirling Train Station, providing the perfect base from which to explore the area. 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. Premier Inn Stirling is next to The Pirnhall Inn Brewers Fayre restaurant, serving a traditional menu in a welcoming environment. There is free on-site parking and a 24-hour reception at this Premier Inn.

Smiths Hotel - Smiths Hotel is a friendly, family-run hotel in the heart of Kirkintilloch. The hotel offers something for everyone, from contemporary to traditional styles. Choose from one of our 21 en-suite bedrooms which are furnished to ensure your stay is as comfortable as possible. Our restaurant offers an extensive menu which is sure to satisfy your taste. Also available are our two bars each creating their own special atmosphere. There is the traditional pub with pub games or the modern lounge which is a popular nightspot with the locals on Friday and Saturday evenings. Wherever you choose to relax, the friendly staff will ensure that a warm welcome is extended to all. The hotel also offers extensive conference & banqueting facilities catering for numbers from 2 - 200. Weddings, Parties, Conferences or any other requirement, the hotel is happy to make your special occasion perfect!

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.

Dunain Park Hotel - Following extensive refurbishment throughout, this secluded Georgian country house is now the epitome of chic country living, standing within 6 acres of private gardens and woodlands. Perfect for privacy, relaxation and good food, the hotel retains much of its historic charm, atmosphere and decorative detail. Its relaxed and informal atmosphere is like that of a private house with a choice of lounges to relax in, an honesty bar for late night drinking, open fires burning in the hearth and every whim to be catered for. Add to this an award winning restaurant, extensive wine list and over 200 single malt whiskies and you have the truly relaxing setting of Dunain Park, where you can experience Scottish hospitality and service at its best.

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.

Dalston House Hotel - The Dalston House Hotel is a comfortable and warm hotel to spend an enjoyable stay in. Ten minutes from town centre This family run quality establishment is pleasantly situated on the edge of the town centre, with its 14 en suite bedrooms, a lounge bar and a restaurant. It is within easy walking distance to the ice bowl, swimming pool, and museum with it's camera obscura Dumfries - a picturesque market town - the ideal base for exploring Dumfries and Galloway, the Solway Coast, or day trips to Glasgow, Edinburgh, Ayr or venture south to Carlisle and the Lake District. This hotel is a smoking hotel and there are no non-smoking rooms available.

Kings Arms Hotel - The Kings Arms Hotel is one of the oldest establishments in Lockerbie, dating from the 17th Century. From 26th March 2006 The Kings Arms became a non-smoking building in line with new Scottish Law Bonnie Prince Charlie stayed here in 1745 and Sir Walter Scott in 1813. The hotel has catered for weary travellers since the times when horse drawn coaches would pass through the wide passageway to the stable beyond (the undercover parking area today). The original beamed buildings and tack room are now the comfortable Lounge Bar and Buccaneer Restaurant, where today's guests can enjoy tasty Bar meals beside blazing log fires or choose from our Table d'hote and a La Carte menus.

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.

Cluny Bank Hotel - Nestling in the bank of Cluny Hill, this small, family-run Victorian hotel offers award-winning food and overlooks the beautiful village of Forres, between Aberdeen and Inverness. Built in 1865 and extended in 1910, Cluny Bank is a listed building at Historic Scotland. Carefully maintained, it was a private home for many years and was only recently converted into a hotel. Today the hotel offers a unique blend of modern amenities and many of its fine original features. Forres is located on the A96, within easy reach of both the Whisky and Castle trail. As the Forres Golf Course is just around the corner, Cluny Bank Hotel is also ideally situated for golfers.

Highlander Hotel - Set within Cairngorm National Park, this hotel is the ideal base for touring the north of Scotland, with its mountain ranges, forests, lochs and river valleys. Highlander Hotel is situated in the picturesque village of Newtonmore in the majestic beauty of the Highlands of Scotland. The hotel is ideally situated to offer a huge range of outdoor activities from energetic skiing to the peace and quiet of relaxation in the hills and glens. In addition, Loch Ness, Ben Nevis and Balmoral are all easily reached on a day trip. The hotel is renowned for its friendly atmosphere and great food, and the well stocked bar gives you the perfect opportunity to sample many of the malt whiskies for which the area is famous. The varied menus take full advantage of excellent, fresh, local produce.

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.

MW Townhouse - Located in the heart of Edinburgh, this charming town house offers modern, stylish accommodation, within easy reach of the Scottish capital's main attractions, including Edinburgh Castle and the Royal Mile. Just minutes away from the bustling shopping centres around Princes Street, you can also find an array of bars, restaurants and theatres nearby. A 5-minute walk will bring you to the Queen's Park, Arthur's Seat and the Craggs, the Commonwealth Pool, the University of Edinburgh's Pollock Halls and the Prestonfield Golf Course. The MW Townhouse provides good value whilst offering high quality, boutique-styled guest house accommodation. It perfectly balances style, accessibility and good value for money.

Whinpark Guesthouse - Situated in the heart of the Highland Capital of Inverness, this charming guesthouse provides a peaceful setting, yet is close to Inverness Cathedral, Eden Court Theatre and city centre shopping. The ideal base for your stays in this beautiful historic city, Whinpark offers a choice of double/twin, single and family rooms, all with en suite facilities. For moments of relaxation there is a comfortable residents' lounge. Easily accessible, Whinpark is close to the city centre bus and rail terminals, providing links around the city and to the surrounding areas. Inverness Airport is also just a short drive away.

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.

Kildonan Lodge Hotel - This cosy, elegant, Victorian style hotel offers individually designed accommodation in the south of the city. Each room contains an en suite bathroom and has been respectfully furnished; with access to convenient amenities. Several rooms offer a hint of the luxurious - you can even treat yourself to a four-poster bed or a private spa bath should you wish. Relax by an open-fire in the ornate lounge, where you can sample a dram from the well-stocked honesty bar. Delicious full Scottish breakfasts are served in the elegant dining room, with Mathew's fine dining restaurant providing sumptuous evening meals amid a romantic atmosphere.

Dunollie Hotel - The Dunollie Hotel has magnificent views across the sea to Loch Kishorn and the Applecross Hills. The bright, airy restaurant has an excellent reputation locally, and looks out across the water where dolphins and whales can occasionally be sighted. There are similarly splendid views from many of the shore-side bedrooms. There hotel has a bar offering local malt whisky and ales.

Moorings Hotel - The Moorings lies alongside the Caledonian Canal at the famous Neptune's Staircase. One of Fort Williams' finest establishments, offering excellent cuisine and service. With splendid panoramic views of Ben Nevis and Aonach Mor, the Moorings hotel offers comfort and style coupled with all modern facilities. Here, you will receive a warm Highland welcome from friendly staff with the personal touch. The hotel has recently been thoroughly upgraded. Award- winning cuisine is on offer in the Jacobean Restaurant, using the finest Scottish produce including west coast seafood and Highland game. Bar meals are available in the less formal Upper Deck Lounge Bar, where a range of malt whiskies may also be sampled, or in the summer the hotels Cellar Bar - the Mariners - continues the nautical theme. Refurbished bedrooms have every modern luxury. The Moorings is an excellent base for touring the romantic West Highlands.