Royal Dunkeld Hotel - This former coaching inn is now a comfortable, modern hotel, offering en suite accommodation, free on-site parking and free wireless internet access in the public areas. Dunkeld is located in some of the area's most beautiful countryside and the Royal Dunkeld Hotel makes a great base from which to explore the region. All of the en suite rooms have TVs, radios, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryers, trouser presses and telephones. The tastefully refurbished restaurant offers an innovative menu, which changes daily to reflect the finest, freshest seasonal produce available locally. There is an extensive wine list and a wide range of liqueurs and whiskies to complement your meal. Gargoyles Lounge Bar has a relaxing and welcoming atmosphere and offers an extensive lunch and supper menu. The traditional 1809 bar has an open fire, a pool room with a dartboard and a full-sized snooker table downstairs.

Cringletie House - This beautiful country house from 1861, set in 28 acres of wonderful gardens, has 4 Red Stars (AA) and 4 Gold Stars (Visit Scotland) for affordable luxury 19 miles from Edinburgh. Despite its peaceful rural location, Cringletie House is only about 30 minutes drive from Edinburgh and Edinburgh Airport. The convenient, yet secluded location makes the small country-house hotel ideal for a relaxing or romantic break. With its 4 Red Stars, Cringletie House is the only AA-rated top hotel in the Scottish Borders. The restaurant with hand-painted ceiling provides excellent fine dining. The ? la carte menu changes seasonally to reflect the finest, freshest produce available locally. Many dishes feature ingredients from the hotels 400-year-old walled kitchen garden. The idyllic location and beautifully appointed accommodation makes the hotel a superb base for the Tweed Valley.

Glenmoriston Arms Hotel - This hotel is in the village of Invermoriston, which lies on the shores of Loch Ness. It pre-dates the Battle of Culloden, as its original parts were built in 1740. Famous guests include Charlie Chaplin, Princess Margaret and Gavin Maxwell who completed his book, Ring of Bright Water, in the hotel. Glenmoriston Arms Hotel is famed for its extensive selection of over 150 malt whiskies.

Northbeach Hotel - With an enviable reputation for ambience, cuisine and friendliness, this family-run hotel is ideally situated in the heart of historic Ayrshire, within easy reach of the beach. The hotel is perfectly situated for golf lovers as Ayrshire is home to some of the best courses in the world, from the Open Championship courses at Turnberry and Royal Troon, to the prestigious Prestwick and Gailes courses to a range of superb municipal facilities, many regarded as the best in Scotland. For a moment of relaxation, North Beach's bar provides peaceful surroundings, with views of the 18th hole of Prestwick Old Course. Here you can sample one of the 50 malt whiskies on offer, or enjoy freshly ground coffee, a bar snack or pastries.

Invergarry Hotel - With a peaceful position overlooking the River Garry, this friendly hotel is an ideal base from which to explore the Scottish Highlands. Between Fort William and the Nevis Range, Inverness, the west coast and Skye, the Invergarry Hotel is based at the seat of the Ancient Clan Macdonnell. Built in 1885, the hotel was originally an old stagecoach inn. It has since been used as a sporting and shooting lodge before being transformed into a hotel, complete with residents' lounge and private gardens. Steeped in history and character, the hotel provides traditional Highland hospitality, welcoming log fires, fresh local food, real ales from the Isle of Skye and a large range of wines and Highland whiskies.

Kenmore Hotel - By the picturesque River Tay, 16th-century Kenmore Hotel is Scotland's oldest inn. Kenmore is a village surrounded by acres of stunning countryside, including woods, castles and mountains. Kenmore Hotel provides comfortable rooms with en suite facilities, a TV and a DVD player. The hotel's Taymouth Restaurant offers excellent AA Rosette standard cuisine in an elegant setting, with panoramic views over the River Tay. The Poet's Bar is a traditional bar, displaying a poem written on the chimney, by Robert Burns. The Boars Head Bar offers a terrace overlooking the beautiful River Tay. Free Wi-Fi internet access and free parking are available to guests.

Royal Hotel - Amid the historic surroundings of Bridge of Allan, near Stirling, the Royal Hotel and its adjacent lodge between them offer en suite rooms, a bar, a restaurant and events facilities. The ideal location for business and leisure, the hotel is just 30 minutes from Glasgow and 40 from Edinburgh. The Royal Hotel is an excellent base for touring Stirling and the Trossachs. All of the rooms are decorated to the highest standards, in keeping with the Victorian charm of this magnificent listed building. Please note that some rooms may be located in the lodge, situated 275 metres from the main hotel. The Royal is proud to present a new grill restaurant, featuring the best steaks to be found in the area. Many weeks were spent sourcing the very best of local produce to ensure that the quality of food served to you is second to none.

Northumberland Hotel - This comfortable, family-run hotel enjoys a pleasant atmosphere and surroundings, situated only 3.5 kilometres (2.2 miles) from Edinburgh city centre. The Northumberland Hotel is a traditional, individually-styled hotel which acts as an ideal base for city breaks, keen golfers, shopping and tourist attractions. The centre of Edinburgh just a 5 minute taxi ride away. The team at the 16-bedroom Northumberland Hotel, through their personal service, aim to ensure that guests have a comfortable and relaxing stay.

Craiglynne Hotel - Situated in its own grounds, a short stroll from the town centre, the Craiglynne Hotel offers a warm, friendly atmosphere, with open fires in both the lounge and bar. An impressive building, like the surrounding town of Grantown on Spey, here guests can also enjoy the tranquility of the striking gardens, or venture further afield to the majestic Cairngorms.

Bank Hotel - Boasting a privileged position on the corner of the Royal Mile and just a 2-minute walk away from Princes Street, this hotel provides easy access to all the history and culture Edinburgh has to offer. Originally built in 1923 as a grand Bank, the building has been extensively renovated to provide a luxurious hotel, whilst still retaining many of its original features. The Bank Hotel also underwent further refurbishment in February 2008. The Bank Bar, timeless in design with glorious wood panelling and a cool relaxed atmosphere, offers a wide range of drinks and an extensive daily food menu. Popular with locals and tourists and having an outdoor seating area on The Royal Mile, The Bank Bar ensures that you absorb the buzz of this historical city and you won't want to leave!

Albany Ballantrae - The Albany Hotel is a Georgian-style town-house hotel and one of Edinburgh's premier hotels. It is located on a peaceful street in the heart of the city, only a short walk from Princes Street. Haldanes, the award-winning on-site restaurant, boasts 2 AA Rosettes and offers fine dining in beautifully appointed surroundings. Private dining rooms are also available. Each en suite room is individually decorated to provide complete comfort. Many large and well-equipped leisure/sports centres are within a few minutes' walking distance.

Fairmont St Andrews, Scotland - On a 520-acre estate, this 5-star luxury hotel has a magnificent cliff-top setting with stunning panoramic views over the hotel's own championship golf courses and the bay of St Andrews. The premier leisure destination in Scotland, Fairmont St Andrews has breathtaking panoramic views of the Eden estuary and the medieval skyline of St Andrews. Voted 18th in the World's Top 100 Golf Resorts in the Cond? Nast Traveller readers' poll, the resort is home to 2 renowned world-championship golf courses, the Torrance and the Devlin. The hotel has recently undergone a GBP 10 million renovation, further enhancing its impressive global reputation for leisure, golf, spa and conference facilities. The Fairmont Spa offers a range of relaxing and therapeutic spa treatments and the newly refurbished health club includes state-of-the-art fitness equipment with personal televisions, a 16-metre swimming pool, a steam room, sauna, jacuzzi and a designated studio for yoga and spinning.

Maitlandfield House Hotel - Within walking distance of picturesque Haddington and just 16 miles (26 km) from Edinburgh, Maitlandfield House boasts quality, efficiency, traditional charm and original elegance. The elegant and historic town house has a quiet, peaceful location. It is within easy reach of the A1, which offers fast, convenient access to Edinburgh city centre. The hotel's new Brasserie restaurant serves modern Scottish cuisine, prepared using locally sourced ingredients. With a stylish yet informal environment, the Brasserie offers an interesting selection of individual dishes and fixed priced menus, together with a balanced and well-priced wine list. The Brasserie was commended by the East Lothian Food and Drink festival in 2007 and again in 2008.

Golden Lion Hotel - Located in Stirling city centre, the Golden Lion Hotel has welcomed guests, including royalty and Rabbie Burns, for more than 2 centuries. The hotel is close to shops and the magnificent Stirling Castle. It is a short trip from the William Wallace Monument. The main bus and rail stations are within easy walking distance. Free car parking is available. The family-owned Golden Lion provides traditional Scottish warmth, a modern style and refurbished rooms.

Apex City Quay Hotel and Spa - In the heart of the City Quay, with stunning river and quay views, Apex City Quay Hotel and Spa is a short walk from vibrant Dundee City Centre. With spectacular landscape views of the Dundee waterfront, the 2 AA rosette awarded Alchemy Restaurant offers contemporary fine dining, whilst The Metro Bar and Brasserie is informal and welcoming. The hotel boasts extensive leisure and spa facilities, including The Techno-gym and Yu Spa. Luxurious facilities include an ozone pool, sauna, hot tubs, steam room and 4 Elemis Spa treatment rooms. All rooms are luxuriously furnished, with a widescreen TV, luxury toiletries, power shower, free Wi-Fi internet access along with 24-hour room service. The city centre is only 5 minutes walk from The City Quay, with its many shops, bars and restaurants. Dundee also has a number of sporting attractions within easy reach, from the championship golf courses at St Andrews, to fishing and sailing on the Tay.

Days Inn Hotel Gretna Green - Days Inn Gretna Green is close to the M74 and M6 motorways, and within easy reach of Carlisle. Newcastle-upon-Tyne and County Durham are about 1 hour from the hotel. The famous wedding village of Gretna Green is close by. Tasteful en suite rooms, free parking and personal service make this convenient hotel an ideal place to break your journey. Each bedroom has a TV (with Freeview channels), a free hot drinks tray and newspaper, a hairdryer and a trouser press. All rooms have broadband Wi-Fi at an additional cost. Pets are permitted in the hotel. Please inform the hotel when you make your booking.

Macdonald Inchyra Grange Hotel - Set in over 44 acres of grounds, the hotel has every comfort and modern amenity you would expect from a 4 star hotel. The hotel is a great base for touring Scotland. Edinburgh and Glasgow are within easy travelling distance by car. Each of the 106 luxurious bedrooms at the Inchyra Hotel have been tastefully decorated and designed for relaxation - why not treat yourself to added luxury with an executive or superior room? The hotel is a perfect place to stay for either business or pleasure - we provide fully equipped meeting rooms for the use of our business customers. You can also enjoy our wide range of leisure facilities, including health suite, swimming pool and all-weather tennis court.

Nethybridge Hotel - The Nethybridge Hotel, well known to generations of travellers. Situated amidst the splendour of the Cairngorm Mountains and the lushly wooded Strathspey. This three star Victorian Hotel has magnificent character and is a mere ten minutes drive from the a9 and is close to the Highland capital, Inverness...

The Famous Star Hotel Moffat - This unique and friendly hotel dates back to the 1700s. It serves good home-cooked food and has 8 refurbished en suite rooms. Star Hotel Moffat is only 20 feet wide! The family-run hotel is mentioned in the Guinness Book of Records as the narrowest detached hotel. The hotel has a restaurant and 2 bars that serve Real Ales and over 50 whiskeys. Close by is an excellent 18-hole golf course and fishing on the River Annan. Moffat is convenient for the A74 (M) motorway.

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.

Balgeddie House Hotel - The Balgeddie House Hotel is situated in an elevated position in the Balgeddie area of North Glenrothes and is easily reached from all directions. The hotel, orginally built in 1923 as a private family home, has now been extended and sympathetically refurbished; It maintains an oak panelled Cocktail Bar and period features which were typical of such a grand house. The hotel is set in its own extensive grounds, with views over the formal front lawn and landscaped gardens.

Thistle Aberdeen Airport - Thistle Aberdeen Airport is walking distance from the airport terminal and a 15-minute drive from the city centre. The hotel offers free transport to the airport terminal. There is a car park for up to 300 vehicles, and arrangements can be made for long-term parking. Thistle Aberdeen Airport has 147 bedrooms, including Deluxe rooms with 2 double beds. A Just Gym workout room is available and free to all guests.

Premier Inn Glasgow - Within easy reach of the M74 and 1.5 miles from Celtic FC, Premier Inn Cambuslang is a good-value comfy base 3 miles (4.8 km) from Glasgow city centre. The Premier Inn Cambuslang is just off junction 1 of the M74 and is located 1 mile from Tollcross Leisure Centre. It has a Table Table restaurant and free parking. 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.

Menzies Glasgow Hotel - With an outstanding leisure club and car park, this hotel is close to junction 19 of the M8, a few minutes' drive from the Scottish Exhibition & Conference Centre. The Menzies Glasgow will offer you warm, friendly service and great hospitality right in the heart of the vibrant city. The main railway station, shops, entertainment and nightlife are just a few minutes' walk away. This Glasgow hotel offers modern and tastefully designed facilities. The design and decor of the rooms have been inspired by the principles of Feng Shui.

Kirkconnel Hall Hotel - Situated just 10 miles north of Gretna and well located in a scenic area of south-west Scotland, Kirkconnel Hall is a magnificent 15th century manor set in extensive gardens and grounds. From the roaring log fire set in the original freestone fireplace to the decorative stained glass window overlooking the main hall, the building retains much of its periodic charm. Each of our 11 en-suite bedrooms are decorated to a high standard and provide scenic views across the Scottish countryside. Recently acquired by its present owners, Kirkconnel Hall is now a family owned and run business and we look forward to welcoming you.

Kings Arms Hotel - Close to the Skye Bridge in Kyleakin village, the Kings Arms dates back to the 1600s and has panoramic views across Kyle of Lochalsh to the mainland. The hotel is one of the oldest on the Isle of Skye and has retained many traditional features and gained modern, homely comforts. Places to visit include Dunvegan Castle, Talisker whisky distillery and many golf courses.

Bridge of Orchy Hotel - The Bridge of Orchy hotel sits on the A82 which is the main route to the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. The train station which is only minutes walk from the Hotel is served daily by trains from London, Glasgow and Fort William. The Hotel has become renowned for its fine cuisine and real hospitality, it is surrounded by some of Scotlands finest scenery including several munros, loch and river fishing, skiing, distilleries and breweries and of course the famous bridge itself. There are 4 golf courses nearby. Offering the option of luxury in our 10 en-suite hotel rooms or more rustic accommodation in our bunkhouse with rooms of 2, 3 or 7, we cater for all walks of life. So whether you are an outdoor enthusiast, looking for a break away from the hustle and bustle or even a stop over on your way North or South we offer something for everyone.

A-Haven Townhouse Hotel - Within easy reach of Edinburgh city centre, this charming Victorian town house offers good value for money and warm, comfortable en suite accommodation. The hotel is personally managed by your host, David, who will make sure you receive a true Scottish welcome and are well looked after during your stay. Room rates include a hearty Highland breakfast. The hotel is conveniently close to the city centre, and free, secure parking is available. A regular bus service runs from just outside the hotel to the city centre, which is just 10 minutes away. The hotel is close to the city centre, but enjoys a comparatively quiet setting away from the busy nightlife.

Cuillin Hills Hotel - Set in 15 acres of mature private grounds, overlooking Portree Bay with views to the Cuillin Mountain range, enjoy some of the most spectacular views from any hotel in Scotland. From the moment you arrive you cannot fail to appreciate the Highland setting. The hotel has been awarded many accolades, including 2 AA Red Rosettes for food and in 2006, Hotel Review Scotland's 'Staff of the Year' Award. Local attractions include The Isle of Skye Golf Club, a 9-hole course that offers spectacular views of the Red Cuillins, Ben Tianavaig and the Isle of Raasay. Cuillin Hills hotel guests receive special discounted green fees. At Whitewave outdoor centre, you can take part in canoeing, kayaking, climbing, windsurfing and many more activities.

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.