British Hotels 1 to 30 in Scotland

Caledonian Hilton Hotel - From its vantage point on Castle Rock, Edinburgh Castle dominates the city skyline, whilst beneath it, in regal splendour, stands Edinburgh's famous and well-loved luxury hotel. Perfectly located at the heart of this exciting city, close to castles, palaces, shops, restaurants, bars and galleries, no other venue captures such breathtaking views in an atmosphere of refined comfort and sumptuous elegance.

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.

Castle Campbell Hotel - Castle Campbell is a small, comfy hotel serving good food. It was built as a coaching inn in 1822, and has a friendly atmosphere, helpful staff and charming en suite rooms. Dine in the restaurant or the relaxed bar that has more than 70 malts and 2 Real Ales. Good Scottish produce is used, at the hotel is licensed by the Aberdeen Angus Society to sell Aberdeen Angus beef. Dollar is located within an hour's drive of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Stirling, St Andrews and Perth. Dollar Glen, Castle Campbell, Dollar Academy and the Ochil Hills are close by.

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.

Earl David Hotel - Close to numerous golf courses and lochs for fishing, this family-run hotel is ideally set within walking distance of the Firth of Forth coast and coastal path ways. Fife is a popular vacation place for golfers and nature lovers, and it's a paradise for cyclists. Many of Fife's top attractions can be seen along the beautiful cycle ways, which run as far as St. Andrews. After your long journey to see the area's attractions, you can relax in the comfort of the hotel, which features 2 beer gardens, one with a large fish pond and both with seating areas.

Crown Court Hotel - This friendly, private town house is a 5-minute walk from Inverness town centre. A warm welcome awaits, as does free parking and excellent food made with fine local produce. In the 1700s, the hotel was a residence for Crown Court judges, but today it offers a home-from-home environment in the Scottish Highlands, with great service, style, comfort and a well stocked bar.

Braeval Hotel - With stunning, uninterrupted sea views over Nairn's beach and the Moray Firth, this comfortable family-run hotel offers free Wi-Fi and an award-winning bar with a range of real ales. In the heart of the town of Nairn, Braeval Hotel is a great base from which to visit the Highlands of Scotland. A charming, traditional pub, the hotel's Bandstand Bar was awarded the title of Highlands & Islands Pub of the Year 2009 by CAMRA (the Campaign for Real Ale). The bar keeps 6 real ales and also has a Cask Marque award and an entry in the Good Beer Guide 2009. The hotel offers bar meals and an excellent seafood menu. Renovated in 2007, the en suite rooms are decorated in a contemporary, yet comfortable style. All rooms have TVs, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryers and radio alarm clocks. Some of the rooms have sea views. A full, traditional cooked Scottish Breakfast is included in the price.

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.

Kintore Arms Hotel - Ideally located in Inverurie, just 15 minutes from Aberdeen city centre, it is hard to envisage a better setting for that special occasion or leisure break. The Kintore Arms Hotel, or KA as it is affectionately known, boasts a number of public areas for guests and locals alike, including a traditional public bar with its own real coal fire. Dining at the KA is also flexible; enjoy a formal approach in the Cherubs Restaurant or relax and watch the match in the Crombie. Dating back to 1855, the Kintore Arms is still an integral part of the community. The perfect venue for any business or social occasion, however large or small, the KA is safe and comfortable, providing all you would expect from a wonderful listed building.

The New Dundee Carlton Hotel - This new 3-star hotel has en suite rooms, some of which have picturesque views of the River Tay and Broughty Ferry Castle. The New Dundee Carlton Hotel is home to Mercury Maia fine-dining restaurant and a cocktail bar. All rooms offer luxurious soft furnishings.

Ramada Inverness - With a superb setting on the banks of the River Ness, right in the heart of the city, the hotel has an ideal location for business and leisure guests. This modern hotel offers comfortable and contemporary accommodation in 106 rooms, including studio rooms. Each room has an en suite bathroom, satellite TV with pay-per-view movie channel, radio, hairdryer, trouser press, and a direct dial telephone with internet connection, as well as tea and coffee making facilities. The hotel's impressive facilities include free parking and a range of leisure facilities for guests' use free of charge. The hotel is also suitable for disabled guests. Inverness Castle, Loch Ness and the Culloden Battlefield are all just a short drive from the hotel. Urquhart Castle and Eden Court are also close by. Children and adults alike will enjoy the Moray Firth Dolphin Cruise. The hotel now operates a non-smoking policy throughout.

Rosslea Hall Country House Hotel - Built in 1849 by merchant businessman Daniel Walkinshaw, Rosslea Hall retains much of its traditional charm whilst also offering the modern day facilities that you would naturally expect to find. The much loved garden offers a secluded spot for a light lunch and proudly displays a commemorative plaque to the Clan McAulay and The Lands of Ardencaple. The Rosslea Hall Hotel looks out over the Firth of Clyde and the rolling Landscapes beyond. Situated adjacent to the Church, in the picturesque village of Rhu next to the town of Helensburgh, the hotel offers a countryside setting within easy travelling distance of Scotland's main cities.

Quality Hotel Edinburgh Airport - Conveniently situated next to Edinburgh Airport and offering its own shuttle service, the hotel is just a short drive from Edinburgh's cosmopolitan city centre and the majestic Edinburgh Castle. This convenient hotel offers a selection of rooms including family rooms, along with its bar, brasserie and conference facilities. Each bedroom is en suite and equipped with standard facilities including a direct dial telephone, modem links, colour TV with satellite channels and a writing desk with ample space for working. For your convenience all rooms are strictly non-smoking, while wheelchair access rooms are available on the ground floor. The hotel's bar and brasserie are open all day long to provide you with food and drink. Light snacks are available at all times and are served in the lounge. The excellent location of this convenient hotel makes it a great option when travelling through Edinburgh Airport.

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.

The Coachman Hotel - In the heart of the charming town of Kilsyth, this modern inn is surrounded by wonderful views of the surrounding Lanarkshire countryside and the Campsie Fells. The Coachman Hotel has 11 en suite rooms, all of which have TVs, telephones and tea/coffee making facilities. Each comfortable and inviting room has been tastefully furnished to reflect the inn's countryside setting, with wooden floors and furnishings as well as inviting, crisp white bed linen. Warm and welcoming, the bar is at once classic and yet contemporary. Furnished and decorated in rich woods, the bar offers friendly service and a wide range of real ales, bottled lagers, wine and spirits, including, of course, Scotch whisky. The restaurant offers tasty food made with locally sourced, fresh seasonal produce. Free wireless internet access is available in the public areas and free private parking is available on site.

Kingsmills Hotel, Inverness - Originally a Scottish mansion house, the hotel is set in 4 acres of beautiful gardens and is just one mile from the city centre, with free car parking. With a swimming pool, spa bath, steam room and sauna, the club provides an admired leisure facility complemented by 2 fully equipped fitness rooms. The Leisure Club is open daily and also features a hair and beauty salon. The Kingsmills Restaurant offers excellent food and fine wine with the option of all-day dining in the conservatory lounge area. The hotel is ideally situated for visiting Loch Ness, Culloden, Cawdor Castle, Fort George, and the Cairngorm National Park for walking in summer and skiing in the winter.

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.

Norwood Hall Hotel - Located 10 minutes' drive from the city centre, Norwood Hall is a wonderful retreat complete with welcoming log fires, wooded grounds and secluded gardens. Offering the best of Scottish hospitality, this country house hotel offers many little luxuries, including afternoon tea and award-winning cuisine. The warm Victorian mansion has retained many of its original features. Norwood Hall is situated in the leafy West End of Aberdeen and is only 20 minutes' drive from Dyce Airport.

The Queens Hotel - Boasting spectacular views over the expansive Oban Bay, this newly-refurbished Victorian hotel offers convenient accommodation just minutes away from the town centre. Guests can enjoy magnificent panoramic views from the comfort of the beautiful public rooms. The Queens Hotel is situated on the Esplanade, just a short walk from the centre of Oban with its many attractions including boat trips and ferries to the Isles. The Glen Campa Restaurant's ? la carte menu offers the very best of local produce and Sunday carveries, complemented by stunning views. The elegant lounge bar's menu offers a variety of home-made dishes to suit all tastes.

Agenda Hotel - Located on the city centre bus and airport shuttle routes, the Agenda Hotel offers ample free parking and is ideally located 5 km from both the airport and city centre. Sample an excellent menu, fresh summer barbecues and fantastic bedrooms. With a cafe bar serving coffees, snacks and bar meals, the hotel also offers a restaurant with an extensive selection of meals made with fresh local ingredients. Versatile function rooms are available for celebrations, corporate meetings or private banqueting. All rooms include en suite bathrooms and offer DVD players and free Wi-Fi internet access.

Letterfinlay Lodge Hotel - On the banks of Loch Lochy, this hotel boasts breathtaking views over the Great Glen. Watch the world sail by from the panoramic sundeck. Many of the cosy, comfortable bedrooms have magnificent views over the loch, where you can watch the sun set and possibly see ospreys swooping over the water at dusk. Enjoy fresh produce and locally caught seafood cooked by the team of chefs. Run by a small team of friendly staff, Letterfinlay Lodge Hotel is just 17 miles from Fort William, home to Ben Nevis, Britain's highest mountain.

Caladh Inn - Stornoway's largest hotel is closest to both the ferry and the airport, providing an ideal base for a trip to the islands and priding itself on a warm welcome. The Caladh Inn provides free Wi-Fi broadband internet access. Situated close to the centre of town, the Caladh Inn has a prime location that makes it special and offers real value. It prides itself as much on the warmth of the welcome as the excellence of the service. The restaurants offer both a traditional Scottish dinner and cuisine with an international flavour.

Express By Holiday Inn Aberdeen - A modern, clean and comfortable hotel in the heart of Aberdeen's West End. Ideally located in the City Centre, within easy walking distance of all the shops and attractions. The hotel has 155 guest rooms, each of which are fully equipped with a range of facilities making your stay as enjoyable as possible. Make the smart choice for a good night's sleep and a great day at the Express by Holiday Inn, Aberdeen.

Salutation Hotel - The Salutation Hotel is situated in the heart of the historic city of Perth, the gateway to the Highlands. The hotel is a minute's walk from shops, as well as the theatre, concert hall and the beautiful River Tay. Perth is a mere 45-minute drive from Edinburgh and 50 minutes from Glasgow. There are daily scheduled flights into Edinburgh and Glasgow and excellent rail links from all major cities. The Salutation has excellent facilities and together with a professional approach, friendly, caring staff and a willingness to please, we feel that we can offer you a welcome to match any hotel in the UK. The hotel has a lovely relaxing bar to unwind in after a day's shopping and with only a minute's walk from the shops, concert hall and theatre, the hotel is ideally situated. The restaurant on the first floor enjoys a fine view of one of Perth's best shopping streets through the Adam Window. 2 disabled rooms were created in 2005 along with the refurbishment of a further 15 rooms. In January, the Moncrieffe Suite enjoyed a 100,000 GBP refurbishment.

Udny Arms Hotel - Overlooking the beautiful, peaceful Ythan Estuary, 10 miles (16 km) north of Aberdeen, this charming 3-star hotel offers delicious food and a bistro that overlooks the estuary. At the Udny Arms Hotel you can either dine in the bistro, looking out over the water and the estuary's wildlife or you can enjoy a tasty bar meal. There is an indefinable quality about this part of the world that our guests notice as soon as they arrive and that brings them back to the hotel time and again. Credit for this unique atmosphere must go to the calming influence of the River Ythan; the changing moods of the Forvie Estuary; and the joy of sharing it all with eider duck and geese. Whatever the reason and whatever the season, it seems folk simply can't help but relax here, and for nigh-on one hundred years they have been coming here to do just that.

Norton House Hotel and Spa - The beautiful Victorian mansion Norton House Hotel & Spa was originally built in 1840 and is today a fully refurbished yet traditional country retreat. It is located only 5 km (approximately 3 miles) from Edinburgh International Airport and 14.5 km (approximately 9 miles) from the bustling Edinburgh city centre with all its sights and attractions. The Health Club at Norton House Hotel & Spa offers an extensive range of treatments. It provides the latest fitness equipment, as well as a group exercise studio, swimming pool, hydrotherapy pool, steam room and sauna. Use of the spa facilities is free for residents of the hotel, excluding treatments. Expect great facilities and services, lovely and peaceful surroundings, and excellent food at the Norton House Hotel & Spa.

Birchwood Hotel - A fine, Scottish family house, superbly set within two acres, mainly natural woodland overlooking Pitlochry. Looking out on the garden, our restaurant offers the best of fresh, Scottish produce. Birchwood is a charming example of Victorian architecture - a fine, Scottish family house, superbly set within two acres, mainly natural woodland, but with a generous sweep of lawn, overlooking the town of Pitlochry. The character of the country house with darkwood-panelled hall, open fire on colder months in the lounge, enhanced by comfortable furnishings, has been carefully retained. Your resident hosts assure you of the warmth of welcome and individual attention, which ensures your stay is spent in a relaxed, convivial atmosphere. Looking out on the garden, our restaurant offers the best of fresh, Scottish produce. The quality of the dining experience is one of the main attractions for the many repeat visitors. The menu, recreated daily by Viv, is complimented by a selection of fine wines. Birchwood is an entirely NON SMOKING establishment. Pitlochry is perfectly located to be your Scottish holiday base. At the geographical heart of the country, it is the ideal springboard for exploration, both far-flung and near. Within a half hour drive you can enjoy Tummel and Loch Rannoch, on the legendary Road to the Isles. Walking, cycling (off and on road), climbing, fishing and water-sports are all readily available for the active, while all can experience breathtaking scenery - ravishing new vistas with every bend in the road.

Lovat Arms Hotel - This hotel offers a home away from home in the heart of the magnificent Scottish Highlands. Just a 20 minute drive from Inverness, set within historic Beauly, the Lovat is ideally located for fishing, walking, bird or monster watching, golf and sight seeing holidays. After a spent day exploring, the Strupag Brasserie or The Lairds Table restaurant awaits. Dishes are prepared from the finest local produce. After dinner, unwind in the foyer by the log fire and sample a malt or 2 from the extensive range of whiskies on offer.

Tailors Hall Hotel - A 1-minute walk from Princes Street and near Edinburgh Waverley Station, this lively Edinburgh hotel is home to one of Edinburgh's most infamous pubs, The Three Sisters. Tailors Hall Hotel was built in 1621 and has rooms with LCD TVs, on-demand movies and free broadband access. Within walking distance are Holyroodhouse Palace, Festival Theatre and the National Museum. Tailors Hall has a cobbled courtyard with a huge outdoor plasma screen and covered seating areas. Noise from the bar and courtyard can affect some rooms.

Cruachan Hotel - The Cruachan combines its traditional Scottish character with modern comforts and an enviable location overlooking Loch Linnhe and the Morvern Hills beyond. Fort William town centre is a 5-minute walk away. The hotel has a traditional Scottish Highland facade, with upgraded and modernised interiors. In summer, guests can sit on the outdoor terrace, watching the boats on the loch and enjoying a quiet drink.