British Hotels 1 to 30 in Scotland

Auchen Castle Hotel - In 35 acres of magnificent formal gardens and woodland, this luxurious 4-star country house hotel offers elegance, comfort and fantastic food in Dumfries and Galloway, the gateway to Scotland. In the beautiful Scottish Borders, with breathtaking views over the Moffat Hills, Auchen Castle is the former home of Sir William Younger. Today, this beautifully preserved castle still retains many of its original period features. There are 25 rooms, 15 of which are feature bedrooms situated within the original castle. Elegant, luxurious and romantic, some of the castle rooms have four-poster beds. There are also 10 lodge rooms in a separate modern annexe. These large, family-size rooms have fabulous views over the castle's beautiful grounds. All of the rooms are individually styled and appointed. With fabulous panoramic views of the Upper Annandale Mountains and the lake, the award-winning Le C?page restaurant offers fine dining. The superb cuisine is freshly prepared and made, whenever possible, with high-quality local produce.

Ashbank Hotel - Situated in the picturesque fishing village of Carradale, on the East Coast of the Kintyre Peninsula, this welcoming family-run hotel boasts spectacular views across the Kilbrannan Sound to Arran and Ailsa Craig. An ideal base from which to explore the local area, The Ashbank Hotel stands adjacent to the local golf course and within easy reach of a range of attractions and activities. In the surrounding you can enjoy peaceful strolls along the sandy beach, or a visit to the bustling harbour - whether you want to be active or restful, Carradale provides all you need. In the evenings, after a long day of exploring the surroundings, you can sample fresh, home-cooked meals in the restaurant, followed by a coffee in the lounge.

Bowfield Hotel and Country Club - Experience a heaven amidst the stress of everyday life, in a refreshingly hotel within a country club atmosphere. Tucked away in the rolling hills of Renfrewshire, yet only 15 minutes from Glasgow International Airport. Bowfield Hotel & Country Club offers quiet comfort, a superb leisure club and awarded restaurant to surprise and delight all tastes. With swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, Health and Beauty Spa, squash courts and gymnasium, this former mill surrounded by rich farmland combines all that is best in country living.

Number Ten - Number Ten is a city-centre Georgian town house offering individual, stylish suites. Located in an exclusive residential area, you will find elegance, comfort and excellent service. Some rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows, and other rooms are smaller and more intimate, yet stylish and functional. You will be received as a guest in a private home and looked after by courteous and well-trained staff. Many suites have a jacuzzi baths, some of which are designed for 2 people. The protected Grade One building has no lift, but helpful staff will bring your luggage to your room.

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.

Mackays Hotel - In Wick, in the beautiful area of Caithness in the Northern Highlands, Mackays offers award-winning service and fine food in No1 Bistro, as well as free Wi-Fi and parking. Built in 1883, Hotel is regularly updated, combining attractive period features with simple, stylish touches for a relaxed atmosphere. Rooms have a widescreen TV, free Wi-Fi and a guide to the local area. No1 Bistro serves local produce and fish from the boats of nearby Scrabster. In the friendly bar, whisky and wines are a speciality. The Orkney Islands are a ferry ride away, and you can visit The Castle of Mey, which was home to the Queen Mother for many years.

The Da Vinci's Hotel - In the heart of Livingston, Scotland's fastest-growing town, this major leisure development includes free parking, a great Italian restaurant, a sports bar, a nightclub and a hotel. In West Lothian, situated between Edinburgh and Glasgow, Da Vinci's has a convenient location with great transport links. Livingston North Railway Station is just a few hundred metres away and the M8 motorway is also within easy reach. Free private parking is available for guests on site. Da Vinci's is Livingston's longest-serving Italian Restaurant, with a reputation for serving excellent. The extensive menu includes pasta, pizza, fresh meat, poultry and seafood dishes and there is a special menu for children. Showing all of the major sporting events Brooklyn is the development's newly refurbished sports bar. Brooklyn has three 42-inch state-of-the-art plasma flat-screen TVs, as well as individual booths with 17-inch LCD flat-screen TVs. All of Da Vinci's en suite rooms have TVs and telephones.

Balcomie Links Hotel - Balcomie Links is a friendly, family run small hotel, situated on the outskirts of Crail near St Andrew's. In Fife's famous and sheltered East Neuk, this is one of the sunniest corners on the East Coast of Scotland. The hotel is an ideal base to explore the area which is enriched in history with beautiful coastal villages and scenic walks, beaches, castles, museums, attractions, and made famous for its golfing as the "Home of Golf ".

Kirkmichael Hotel - The Kirkmichael Hotel is a charming former roadside Coaching Inn set in the village of Kirkmichael, nestled in the Strathardle Glen in Highland Perthshire, overlooking the River Ardle. The comfortable and tastefully decorated interior offers a warm welcome all year round. The hotel offers 5 spacious en-suite rooms, each with shower and/or bath, tea and coffee making facilities and TV. There is a lounge bar with open fire, a snug for more intimate dining and a comfortable residents lounge.

Hilton Edinburgh Grosvenor - This modern, stylish and inviting hotel is in Edinburgh's West End, close to the heart of the city, with excellent transport links. Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC) is just 0.5 miles (800 metres) away, and Edinburgh Castle is one mile (1.5 km) away. The excellent shops lining Princes Street and George Street are just 0.5 miles (800 metres) away. Hilton Edinburgh Grosvenor features contemporary comforts and facilities, including interactive LCD flat-screen TVs and high-speed internet access.

Lomond Airport Hotel - Less than 10 minutes from Glasgow International Airport, the hotel offers a modest and informal setting with simple, comfortable accommodation at great-value rates. Whether you are exploring the region as a tourist, visiting the area on business or simply passing through, the hotel has a convenient location with excellent transport links. With the hotel as a base, the city centre of Glasgow, Inverclyde and Loch Lomond are all within reach. The hotel offers rooms with shared bathrooms as well as en suite rooms. All of the rooms have adjustable heating appliances, colour television, tea/coffee making facilities and a hair dryer. There is a small bar and lounge area, and a private beer garden, which is exclusively for the use of hotel residents. A generous full cooked Scottish breakfast is included in the room rates and is a great way to start your day, whatever your plans.

The Macdonald Roxburghe Hotel - Travel in style and stay in this luxurious 4-star hotel in the heart of Edinburgh city centre, just one minute's walk from Princes Street. The prestigious Roxburghe Hotel is one of the oldest hotels in Edinburgh and is located in the heart of the Georgian new town, overlooking the historic Charlotte Square, home to Scotland's First Minister. This premier 4-star hotel completed a ?7.5 million refurbishment in 2008, including its meeting spaces, public areas and all bedrooms, many of which offer views of Edinburgh Castle. The hotel boasts an unrivalled location, between George Street, the stylish home of the city's top bars, restaurants and boutique shops, and Rose Street, with its more traditional pubs and eateries.

Seafield Lodge Hotel - Dating from 1879 and set in peaceful surroundings, this hotel offers modern facilities whilst retaining an old world charm. Set in the spectacular Highlands, the Seafield Lodge is one of Speyside's leading sporting hotels, catering for fishing, shooting and golfing enthusiasts, as well offering the perfect base for exploring Speyside, Royal Deeside, Loch Ness and touring the world famous Malt Whisky Trail.

Express By Holiday Inn Stirling - Newly refurbished to provide modern and comfortable accommodation, this 3-star hotel presents itself as an ideal base from which to explore the attractions of Stirling and central Scotland. During your stay you can visit a number of interesting sites, including Stirling Castle and the National Wallace Monument. Alternatively, if you wish to venture further afield, Edinburgh, Glasgow and the north of Scotland are easily accessible via the nearby motorways. In the evenings you can relax and enjoy the hotel's contemporary surroundings. The newly-refurbished reception, lounge and bar feature modern d?cor, complemented by friendly staff who are on-hand 24 hours a day to ensure you enjoy your stay.

Corstorphine Lodge Hotel - Set within an imposing stone-built Victorian villa, this charming hotel is ideally set in the heart of Edinburgh's Corstorphine district, just 2 miles (ca 3.2 km) away from the Airport and City Centre. Lying in its own grounds with walled gardens and extensive private parking, the house forms a true haven of peace and tranquility amongst the hustle and bustle of its surroundings. This beautiful Victorian Villa retains most of its original features, with some of the most ornate original cornices. Along the A8 tourist route into the city, the hotel is within easy travelling distance of all the attractions of the capital, part which is a World Heritage Site. Nearby lies Edinburgh Zoo, Murrayfield Stadium, and Gyle & Edinburgh Business Park. Corstorphine Lodge Hotel has been awarded 4-diamonds by the RAC and 3-stars from the AA Tourist Board.

Scotlands Hotel - With a traditional welcome and multi-lingual staff, the hotel offers a Scottish Restaurant, McNabs Bistro & Bar, a lounge and leisure club with heated indoor swimming pool and sauna. In the heart of the town of Pitlochry, the The Crerar Scotlands Hotel is ideal for conferences, short breaks or as a touring base. Pitlochry has much to offer. There is a world-famous theatre; unique fish ladder and hydro-dam; and 2 distilleries, one of which is Edradour, the smallest in Scotland. Scotlands Hotel has 2 private houses with a selection of rooms (situated across from the main hotel).

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.

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.

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.

Dukes Of Windsor Street Hotel - This boutique B&B has a fine reputation for quality accommodation, good food and a convenient location. It is 10 minutes' walk from Waverley Train Station, the bus station and Princes Street. The Georgian townhouse hotel is walking distance from historic sites, entertainment, shops and nightlife. Many bus stops are a short walk away. Dukes of Windsor Street is quiet, clean and comfortable, and just 3 minutes from Edinburgh's Playhouse Theatre. Free Wi-Fi internet is available.

The Best Western Imperial Hotel - The Imperial Hotel is situated in the heart of Fort William offering the best of accommodation, service and standards. All rooms are furnished to a very high standard with sea views also available. There are two bars and our famous seafood restaurant within the hotel. A holiday or stay to remember.

Haymarket Hotel - Beautifully presented , privately owned and run city centre hotel made up of two fully modernised, charming, historical "B" listed Victorian town houses, where the emphasis is quality accommodation, impecable service, friendly attentive staff and good food. There are 25 well equiped, comfortable bedrooms, a city bar and lounge bar The Hotel is perfectly positioned for access to all visitor attractions, Edinburgh's financial district, the EICC and Murrayfield stadium making it ideal for the business or leisure visitor. The hotel does not have a lift.

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.

Atholl Hotel - The Atholl Hotel is a privately owned hotel located on King's Gate, Aberdeen, just off Anderson Drive which is the city's main North-South thoroughfare. With easy access to Aberdeen airport, railway station and industrial and commercial areas, the hotel is ideally suited. The Atholl has 34 en-suite bedrooms and 2 functions rooms, each with free broadband internet access. Traditional Scottish food is served daily in our popular restaurant and lounge bar.

The Inn Dalwhinnie - Welcome to the coolest hotel in the Highlands. The inn is located in the magnificent Cairngorms National Park on the banks of the River Truim, opposite Loch Ericht; truly the perfect spot from which to explore the Highlands. The bar/restaurant is mellow and relaxed with fat comfy leather sofas, and tables overlooking the river. From here you can enjoy spectacular views, unwind to the cool languid sounds, sip organic fairtrade coffee or maybe a Dalwhinnie malt from our village distillery. The menu is scrumptious and the daily specials board quite legendary. The team who will look after you are upbeat and friendly and more than happy to pull a pint of draft beer for you if you've built up a thirst walking, climbing or biking. We rent mountain bikes too and have drying facilities for any wet clothes you might have after a hectic day out. Also, don't forget your laptop so you can enjoy our free Wi-Fi and send those photos back home of the day you kite surfed, climbed Ben Alder or hand-fed the Loch Ness Monster.

Best Western Edinburgh Capital Hotel - A warm Scottish welcome awaits you at the Best Western Edinburgh Capital Hotel. It is west of the city centre, yet only minutes from Edinburgh International Airport. It is convenient for Haymarket Station and the main visitor and historical attractions of Edinburgh. The refreshing, modern and airy interior is complemented by award-winning, friendly staff; comfortable and spacious bedrooms; and an extensive leisure club. A stay at the Best Western Edinburgh Capital is sure to make your visit to Edinburgh a memorable one.

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.

Bestwestern Talbot Hotel - A 15th-century coaching inn with oak beams and a winter log fire, the Talbot Hotel offers en suite rooms, modern facilities, free parking, free Wi-Fi and excellent food. The Best Western Talbot Hotel is in the centre of the historic market town of Leominster. It is a popular base for those touring the Herefordshire countryside and villages. The Talbot serves lunch and dinner every day in both its bar and restaurant. The bar selection has daily chef specials and a traditional 'Roast of the Day', including famous Herefordshire beef. The Berrington Restaurant offers 3-course table d'h?te menus and a full ? la carte selection, using fresh, local ingredients.

Glen Druidh House Hotel - This small, friendly country hotel is ideally situated for exploring either the Highlands of Scotland, or shopping and theatre-going in Inverness. Free Wi-Fi for all guests. Although only 3.2 km (2 miles) from the centre of Inverness, Glen Druidh House enjoys a quiet country location. Breakfast is anything from croissants, fresh coffee and organic orange juice; to a full Scottish breakfast, with black pudding. It's all freshly cooked and ordered from the menu: select as much as you like. Dinner is available by reservation. Snacks are available in the bar. All rooms and suites have en suite bathrooms. The suites have a bedroom and sitting room. All are furnished in the style of the building with views of the gardens and woods. Watch the badgers in the hotel grounds all year - bring your camera. Glen Druidh is totally non-smoking throughout the house and gardens.

Tulloch Castle Hotel - Tulloch Castle Hotel, a 12th Century Castle, set in the beautiful Highlands of Scotland. With unrivaled hospitality, superb food and its ideal location, make this your home as you travel the Highlands. In days of old, only the Laird or the Chief of the Clan could enjoy a relaxing stay in a Scottish highland castle. Nowadays, times have changed. At Tulloch Castle Hotel, you'll be made as welcome as the Laird himself, to sample the splendid hospitality, comfortable surroundings and superb food. Tulloch Castle dates from the 12th Century, when first the Bains and later the Clan Davidson laid claim to its lands. Like its lively history, the castle's fortunes have changed many times. Now, it is once again a magnificent fortress, with a ready welcome for travellers. In an imposing position, with highland views spread out like an open atlas, the castle is on the edge of the bustling market town of Dingwall, with its characterful shops and museum, just 15 miles north of Inverness. Swift new roads make Tulloch Castle the perfect base to explore the enchanting Black Isle to the east, the stunning contrasts of the west highlands and the unforgettable deep glens and rugged coastlines of the west highlands - all just a daytrip away. Whether you want to enjoy a fine meal in the castle restaurant, rest for a few nights in one of the castle bedchambers, or just taste a local ale in the Green Lady Lounge, you will find Tulloch Castle an unforgettable place to visit.