Glenavon House- A small bed and breakfast in the Highland village of Newtonmore, ideally located for walking, bird watching and exploring the beautiful countryside around the Cairngorms. An 18-hole golf course is within walking distance, and other local attractions and beauty spots are nearby. The attractive, Swiss-style house features comfortable, well-equipped rooms complete with en suite showers, hospitality trays and TVs. There is also a guest lounge with a selection of books, and a light and airy dining room.

West End Guest House- Offering good food and warm Scottish hospitality, West End has a central location in Elgin and is well placed for shops, leisure, restaurants and attractions. The guest house is a traditional Victorian villa with a large private car park. It is also convenient for rail and coach travellers. The West End's excellent breakfasts feature local ingredients where possible, and will set you up for the day ahead. Enjoy specialty sausages, Stornaway black pudding and smoked haddock from Buckie. In the area you will find the Scottish Malt Whisky Trail, Johnson's Cashmere Centre, Baxter's Visitor Centre and numerous historic sites, including Elgin Cathedral.

York House Hotel- This recently refurbished Georgian town house is situated in the city centre of Edinburgh, and offers friendly, relaxed guest house accommodation for a comfortable stay. Offering a variety of room types, the majority of which have en suite facilities, the York House Hotel is just 5 minutes' walk from the east end of Princes Street and a minutes walk from the bus station. The area is rich in history and has many excellent cafes, bars, restaurants, and shops. Waverley Train station is a 10 minute walk and Edinburgh Playhouse is a 3 minute walk away. The hotel is convenient for visiting the Castle, Holyrood Palace and museums and art galleries.

Pinehurst Lodge Hotel- In its own grounds, surrounded by trees, only a mile (1.6 km) from Aberdeen Airport and Dyce Railway Station, this family-run hotel offers easy access to Aberdeens major oil companies and businesses. Only 6 miles (10 km) from Aberdeens city centre, the Pinehurst Lodge Hotel offers easy access to the regions industrial and commercial areas, as well as some of Aberdeen's top golf courses. Major routes to Royal Deeside are also within easy reach. Newly opened in August 2007, the Pinehurst Lodge offers a selection of en suite rooms and 2 serviced apartments. All rooms have telephones, minibars, hairdryers, trouser presses, tea/coffee and TVs with Freeview digital channels. Broadband wireless internet access is available for a one-off charge per stay. The lounge bar serves a range of drinks and an extensive lunch menu, with a carvery every Sunday. The restaurant offers a varied selection of dishes, freshly prepared on site, using the finest local produce. The lodge also has a conference room.

The St Valery- Boasting 3-stars from VisitScotland, this family-run guesthouse is set within a beautifully refurbished townhouse in Edinburgh's vibrant West End, just a short walk away from the main shopping and sightseeing areas. Offering the charm, friendliness and personal touch of a small hotel, The St Valery provides the ideal base from which to discover all that Edinburgh has to offer. Just a short stroll will bring you to the famous Princes Street, Edinburgh Castle and the Royal Mile. St Marys Cathedral, art galleries and the University are also on the doorstep. After a long day of exploring the city you can return to the welcoming St Valery, which features a dining room with internet access and a range of coffees. The 11 inviting guestrooms feature Wi-Fi internet and a 20-inch flat-screen TV with cable channels.

The Loch Leven Hotel- With a beautiful loch-side setting and dramatic views of the mountains, this family-run hotel offers free Wi-Fi and charming accommodation, great for a relaxing break or an activity holiday. In one of the most spectacular, naturally beautiful regions of Scotland, the Loch Leven Hotel is a traditional Scottish Highlands hotel near Glencoe, Ballachulish, Fort William and Ben Nevis. The hotel was originally established in the 17th century as a coaching inn and ferry terminal for the Ballachulish Ferry (when this was merely a small rowboat). Since taking over in December 1999, your hosts, Hilary and her partner John, have sympathetically modernised and completely refurbished the hotel. All of the comfortable and attractive en suite rooms are individually decorated. All rooms have TVs, telephones, tea/coffee making facilities and hairdryers. With spectacular views over the streams to the mountains beyond, the bar and restaurant offer home-cooked meals, made with superb local produce.

Inglewood Bed and Breakfast- In the heart of Inverkeithing, just a few hundred metres from the train station, this charming bed and breakfast offers light, airy rooms, free Wi-Fi and free secure off-street parking. Originally built in 1936, the Inglewood Bed & Breakfast is a comfortable family home offering bright, attractive accommodation in 3 twin bedrooms. Two rooms have en suite facilities and one has private bathroom facilities outside the room. All of the clean, comfortable rooms are decorated and furnished to an excellent standard. Each room has a TV, a DVD player and tea/coffee making facilities. A full, traditional cooked Scottish breakfast is served in the light, spacious dining room. There is an outdoor children's play area in the garden. The station is just a 5-minute walk away and the bus stop is only a minute from the front door. The M90 motorway is less than a mile (1.6 km) away and Edinburgh is just 12 miles (19 km) from Inverkeithing.

Ivydean BandB- Ivydean B&B is ideal for Prestwick Airport and Ayr town centre. Newton-on-Ayr railway station is nearby and has a regular service to Glasgow and to Prestwick Airport. If travelling by car, Prestwick Airport is a 10-minute drive away. Each room is furnished to a high standard and comes with Freeview TV and an en suite bathroom. There is a residents' area overlooking the garden where you can relax.

The Original Raj Hotel- In the smart Murrayfield area of Edinburgh, The Original Raj is an Indian-themed B&B about 1 mile (1.6 km) west of the city centre, near Murrayfield Stadium and Haymarket Station. Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art is a short walk away. All rooms have furniture handmade in India from recycled Australian railway sleepers. Rooms at the front of the hotel boast excellent views towards the Pentland Hills. The Original Raj Hotel is 2 minutes from a bus stop and close to the A8, which leads to Edinburgh Zoo and Edinburgh Airport.

Mclays Guest House- McLays offers great value simple budget accommodation in the heart of Glasgow city centre. Whether your visit is for business, shopping, to take in the Glasgow nightlife or to explore the city's many museums and galleries, McLays is in the ideal location to meet all your needs. The guesthouse was originally 3 townhouses, now interlinked to provide 81 rooms. We have 58 rooms with en-suite bathroom and the remainders have access to communal bathrooms on every floor. You will find all staff members at Mclays helpful, warm and friendly. Reception staff have a depth of local knowledge which will help ensure that all guests get the maximum pleasure from their visit to Glasgow.

Barcaldine House and Self-Catering Cottages- In a quiet, beautiful setting, this elegant country house offers luxurious en suite hotel rooms and delightful self-catering cottages in lush, mature grounds and gardens. Close to Loch Creran and just 10 miles (16 km) north of Oban, the heart of the west coast of Scotland, Barcaldine House & Self-Catering Cottages are set in stunning Argyll countryside. Dating back to 1709, Barcaldine House is rich in historic character and traditional charm. The house boasts spacious en suite rooms, a well-stocked lounge bar, sumptuous lounges and a stunning oak-panelled billiard room. Free wired internet is available in the rooms. The outstanding restaurant serves superb Scottish cuisine, made using the freshest, finest local produce. The self-catering cottages are set in the grounds, surrounding a bright, colourful courtyard. With all the freedom, independence and convenience of your own cottage, you can enjoy full use of the hotel's facilities, including room service, the bar, the restaurant and the billiard room.

Bank House Duns- These excellent-value rooms have access to shared facilities including a large kitchen, 3 bathrooms and utility area. Bank House overlooks the Market Square in the quaint Scottish Borders town of Duns, just 45 minutes' drive from Edinburgh. Free parking is available nearby. All rooms can include extra beds for children, making Bank House ideal for families.

Wiltonburn Farm BandB- Set in a wonderful location at the end of a sheltered valley, yet just 2 miles from Hawick, this traditional farmhouse provides a lovely country retreat. You will be warmly welcomed at Wiltonburn Farm. Experience our rolling green hills in this idyllic valley, your base for walking, riding, fishing, golf, castles and stately homes. You will feel the benefit of the clean fresh air in no time at all. Drive the 2 miles to Hawick and discover the centre of Scottish textiles or wind down to the more leisurely Borders pace over dinner in an intimate restaurant. Back at the farmhouse, log fires, cosy rooms and our showroom containing designer cashmere knitwear, paintings, furniture and country gifts will make your stay memorable.

Broad Bay House- This luxury beachside guest house has stunning views, a beautiful setting and stylish rooms with private decking. Enjoy the quiet, unspoiled beauty of the Hebrides from Broad Bay House, just 7 miles (11 km) north of Stornoway. Each spacious, stylish room has free Wi-Fi, an iPod dock, a DVD player, solid oak furniture, Molton Brown toiletries and luxurious bedding. Dinner is served overlooking the beach from the relaxed dining room (must be reserved 24 hours in advance). Ingredients are sourced from the islands where possible.

Glenavon- Glenavon is a family home within 10 minutes' walk of Oban town centre, offering rooms with TV and DVD players. All bedrooms at Glenavon share a bathroom and offer tea/coffee and a radio alarm clock. A continental breakfast can be provided in your room for a small additional cost (although this must be booked in advance). There is a limited amount of private parking to the rear of Glenavon.

Dunroamin Hotel- A friendly hotel where a warm welcome is guaranteed. Scotland's Best Service Award 2002. The hotel has magnificent views all year round and is within easy access to the Scottish highlands. The Dunroamin Hotel is family run and popular with both business people and tourists. Built overlooking the Kyle of Sutherland and once owned by Andrew Carniegie, the views are breathtaking. Fishing or just walking? We will store equipment, dry your garments and can freeze store your fish etc.

Southbank Guesthouse- Southbank is a Georgian town house in the middle of Elgin and the Whisky Trail. It is a few minutes' walk from the town centre's shops and restaurants. The guest house is over 200 years old and located on a quiet road. It is popular with those keen on golf, fishing, or seeking castles and malt whisky. Close by are the Glen Moray distillery, the Elgin Cathedral ruins and biblical gardens. Beautiful beaches are 10 minutes away where you may spot bottlenose dolphins or even a minki whale. Southbank is close to museums, Johnsons Cashmere Centre, and Baxters, where you can sample a local pancake.

The Bridge Hotel- Situated in the heart of a picturesque Highland village on the east coast of Scotland, this contemporary country hotel rejects modern day distractions in favour of a haven of peace. In an effort to keep alive what this region stands for, the hotel has invested in natural history and art, and retains much of its original charm, including the woodwork and panelling which glow with the warmth of open log fires. With no TVs and telephones in the rooms, you can absorb the peace and quiet. Built in 1816, the Bridge Hotel is steeped in history and tradition, with the famous Helmsdale River running right past it. Served by 2 airports - Inverness and Wick - it is conveniently situated on the main axis between Inverness, Thurso and John O'Groats, the most northern point of mainland Scotland, and a perfect base for exploring the wonders of the Highlands.

Caledonian House- This B&B guest house is next to the 5 locks of the Caledonian Canal, walking distance from Fort Augustus. The village is part of the Great Glen Way. Caledonian House was originally built in the 1860s and was used as Campbell's Tea Room in the 1900s. It has a good location for exploring the sights of the Highlands, including Loch Ness and the islands of Syke, Mull, Iona and Rhum. There are plenty of outdoor activities and spectacular views for walkers. Caledonian House offers fishing trips and mountain-bike hire.

Abbey Cottage- Abbey Cottage is a charming B&B offering very clean, stylish budget accommodation 5 minutes from Prestwick Airport. The Prestwick B&B is walking distance from public transport, the beach and numerous restaurants and bars. Prestwick has over 50 golf courses in the surrounding area.

Distant Hills Guest House- An oasis of peace and tranquillity, this family-run guest house boasts a privileged position amidst some of the most spectacular scenery in the Scottish Highlands, with uninterrupted mountain views. On the outskirts of Spean Bridge, near Fort William, Distant Hills Guest House provides an ideal base from which to explore the natural beauty of the Highlands. In the surroundings you can enjoy walking, climbing, skiing, bird-watching, canoeing, horse-riding and fishing. Britain's highest mountain, Ben Nevis, is also nearby. Distant Hills Guest House provides stylish 4-star accommodation in a spacious bungalow. Furthermore, there is a beautiful garden for you to enjoy and, on those cold evenings, you can choose a DVD to watch in the lounge.

Bytheseaayr- Set within a stunning conservation area of Victorian and Georgian townhouses, this family-run guesthouse is ideally located within 5 minutes' walk of the beach and Ayr's restaurants, bars and shops. Bythesea has recently been carefully refurbished to provide a host of modern comforts whilst still retaining its original Victorian features. The bright and airy guest lounge provides the perfect setting to while away the evenings, whilst the enclosed patio area is available for a spot of sea air. Both areas are child friendly, and there are even toys for the little ones. Boasting a very central position, Bythesea is within easy walking distance of all of Ayr's attractions, including a children's indoor and outdoor activity centre; Pirate Pete's; Putting Green and Crazy Putting; an indoor leisure centre; Gaiety Theatres; shops; restaurants; and Ayr's beach.

Pitcullen Guest House- This charming, 3-star guest house has a relaxed and friendly atmosphere and a great location, just 10 minutes' walk from the centre of Perth and all of its attractions Pitcullen used to be a large family home and for the past 25 years it has been run as one of Perth's best known guest houses. In October 2007, Pitcullen was taken over by Peter McGinnis and it is now run as a very friendly and relaxed guest house offering a very high standard of personal service. Peter is from the Perthshire area and has a wealth of local knowledge and information to make your stay more fun, interesting and varied. Free Wi-Fi internet access is available throughout the property and there is also a computer station available for guests' use. The residents lounge/study has Sky satellite television and an interesting range of books for your perusal.

Nb's Guesthouse- Situated in a residential area of Edinburgh's historic city centre, this recently-renovated Victorian townhouse is adjacent to Lothian Road, within easy reach of all of the city's attractions. With Princes Street just a 15/20 minute walk away and Edinburgh Castle dominating the local skyline, the nbsaccommodation Guest House really couldn't be more convenient for visitors wanting to fully experience Edinburgh at its historic and vibrant best. The friendly staff are efficient and multilingual and will assist you in all your queries and questions about Edinburgh. You can also book your tickets for guided Edinburgh tours and other travel arrangements through their services.

Invernairne- Invernairne has a great position overlooking the Moray Firth, and from the garden you can stroll down a path to the beach. This historic mansion has one of the best positions in Nairn, and many of its rooms overlook the sea. Try and spot dolphins, seals, yachts or a beautiful sunset. Invernairne has free Wi-Fi and excellent breakfasts are available. A baronial lounge bar is open until the early evening and hosts a log fire in cooler months.

Marchbankwood House- Wonderful views over the Moffat Hills, comfy super-king beds, spacious accommodation and a real log fire help create a pleasant and relaxing stay in Beattock, 3 miles (4.8 km) from Moffat. Enjoy a full Scottish breakfast using locally sourced ingredients, or a lighter continental breakfast. Dumfries and Galloway is a lovely undiscovered part of Scotland, full of wonderful walks, fantastic scenery, castles, museums and more.

The Allison House Hotel - BandB- Situated only 10 minutes from the city centre, yet close to all major air, road and rail links, the hotel offers the ideal setting for all you business or leisure needs. Set within an elegant 4-star AA Georgian house, the owner-managers, David and Anne Marie Hinnrichs, look forward to welcoming you to the Allison House.

Edinburgh House Hotel- Edinburgh House Hotel has a warm, homely atmosphere, en suite accommodation and free on-street parking. It is within 1 mile (1.6 km) of Waverley Rail Station and the city centre. The good-value, friendly hotel is situated just off the Lieth Walk in a quiet neighbourhood. Bus transport is just metres away, and the hotel has a 24-hour taxi service. The hotel bar is open 24 hours a day for guests. Opposite the house is a large park with children's play areas. Most of Edinburgh's popular attractions, including the famous castle, Princes Street Gardens, Holyrood Palace and the Botanic Gardens are easily accessible. Cinemas, the theatre and nightlife are in the local area.

Willow House Guest House- Situated on the A9 road into Perth, Willow House Guest House is a welcoming Victorian property providing good value accommodation. The centre of Perth is a 10-minute walk away. All rooms are comfortably furnished, with modern en suite facilities and an LCD TV. An excellent inclusive full English breakfast is provided. Nearby attractions include Blair Castle and numerous golf courses. Free parking and free Wi-Fi internet access are available for guests.

Tarbet Guest House- Situated in Scotland's first National Park, this charming guest house is set high above the village of Tarbet, boasting spectacular views over Loch Lomond and towards the western side of Ben Lomond. Set in nearly 7 acres of private gardens, less than one hour from Glasgow, to the north-east side of the house is an attractive woodland which is frequented by deer and other wildlife. This includes a beautiful waterfall which feeds various deep pools on the East Burn, on its way to Loch Lomond. Tarbet House was cleverly designed to take full advantage of the site's elevated position and the stunning Loch views. With this in mind, the lounge and dining areas both have floor-to-ceiling windows, stretching the entire length of both rooms. The views from here are truly breathtaking. Patio doors open out onto a south-facing, decked sun terrace.