The County Hotel - Family friendly hotel with a relaxed atmosphere. Located seven miles from edinburgh city centre. The hotel has recently been refurbished and now has 32 stylish en suite bedrooms. It is in a prime location for tourist attractions such as Rosslyn Chapel, Edinburgh Castle and many other attractions. The County Hotel is also surrounded by Golf Courses and Castles. There is also an al a carte restaurant, coffee shop and sports bar in the hotel.

Best Western Palace Hotel and Spa - Welcome to the Best Western Palace Hotel & Spa, a superb and stylish 3-star superior hotel located in the heart of the city centre. The Best Western Inverness Palace Hotel is independently owned and you'll be welcomed by a friendly team, who are here to make sure that you have everything that you want. You'll enjoy excellent standards of quality and service, in a warm and friendly environment. For us, it is all about making sure you have a great break or successful business trip. The Palace Hotel offers Scottish hotel keeping at its very best, and with its central location, easy access by air, rail or car, it offers you a perfect base for business or leisure.

Jurys Inn Aberdeen - Centrally located in the heart of Aberdeen, Jurys Inn Aberdeen is a contemporary hotel next to Aberdeen Train Station, a perfect base from which to explore Aberdeen City Centre. All spacious, contemporary rooms are en suite with a power shower and have a flat-screen Freeview TV. High-speed internet access is also available in the rooms. The Granite Mile on Union Street is a short walk away, with its vibrant, clubs, restaurants and bars. Guests may also take advantage of the golf clubs near to the hotel. Jurys Inn Aberdeen boasts a stylish bar and the modern Innfusion Restaurant, serving international cuisine. There are 4 meeting rooms. Public parking is available at the College Street Car Park (additional cost; charges vary). This is accessible via the covered bridge from the railway station.

Inverlochy Castle Hotel - Set amongst the beautiful Scottish West Highlands scenery, 19th-century Inverlochy is an award-winning luxury hotel and restaurant. Fort William town centre is just 4 miles (6.4 km) away. Sample modern British cuisine in the exquisite hotel restaurant, awarded 1 Michelin star and 3 AA rosettes. All of the individually designed rooms have sumptuous decor, with a TV, CD player and a private bathroom. A DVD player and Play Station 2 are available on request. Striking mountainside views may be enjoyed. Leisure activities at Inverlochy include tennis, fishing and clay pigeon shooting. Free Wi-Fi internet access and free parking are available.

Aberdour Hotel - A friendly, family-run hotel situated in one of Fife's picturesque coastal villages, specialising in fresh fare, using local Scottish produce where possible. Real ale is always available on tap, and the establishment has once again been included in this year's 'Camra' Good Beer Guide. Although the buildings date back to the 17th century, all 16 bedrooms have en suite facilities, and tea and coffee making facilities. The hotel is an ideal base for touring, golf breaks and for visiting Edinburgh which is just 30 minutes by car/rail, with the station just one minute's walk away.

Cumberland Hotel - The Cumberland Hotel lies in its own attractive grounds overlooking the main A8 tourist route into Edinburgh. We are just 10 mins walk from Princes Street and 10 mins drive from Edinburgh Airport. The hotel is conveniently located for both exploring the delights of the capital city and the main attractions such as the Fife Tourist Route and The Forth Bridges, and further afield - St Andrews, Stirling, Glasgow, Loch Lomond - all within an hours drive. Cumberland Hotel is housed in two of the most architecturally attractive Listed Victorian Buildings in the West End of Edinburgh. The Hotel has been recently renovated to retain its original Victorian features, with superb cornices and large rooms. Visitors to The Cumberland are immediately aware of the elegance of their surroundings, from the attractive dining room serving full Scottish breakfasts with continental and vegetarian alternatives, to the spacious and relaxing residents' lounge and the intimate cocktail bar, with its traditional stone fa?ade, where guests can enjoy a quiet evening discussing the day's events. For those who are perhaps coming to Edinburgh for the first time, The Cumberland, with its friendly and helpful staff, is the ideal choice. The hotel has a large car park with Surveillance camera. An attractive beer garden to the rear of the hotel allows you to enjoy a drink in a relaxed and peaceful environment. There is no lift at this hotel.

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.

Old Pines Hotel And Restaurant - Ideally situated, Old Pines Hotel and Restaurant is a 4-star hotel with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere and stunning views of Ben Nevis. Fort William is a short drive away. Awarded an AA rosette, the restaurant serves an excellent menu of organic, local produce, in an intimate setting. Old Pines Hotel provides comfortable rooms, all with en suite facilities, a TV and a DVD player. A selection of books and DVDs are available for guests to use. The hotel has cosy sitting rooms, a library, log fires and an outdoor play area. There are panoramic views of the mountains. Free parking and free Wi-Fi internet access are available.

Albion Hotel - Set within a residential area of Glasgow's vibrant West End, this small 3-star hotel offers a tranquil position without sacrificing easy accessibility to all of the city's main attractions. Just off the bustling Great Western Road, the 3-star Albion Hotel is just a 20-minute walk (1 mile) from the very centre of the city, easily accessible via the Kelvinbridge Underground Station (50 metres). In the immediate surroundings you can also find a host of bars, restaurants and shops. The Albion is also ideally placed for easy access road to Glasgow International Airport and junction 17 of the M8 motorway, which runs through the centre of Glasgow from East to West.

The Scotsman Hotel - This 5-star boutique hotel sits beside North Bridge, overlooking Edinburgh Castle and Waverley Station, a minute's walk from the Royal Mile and Princes Street. A grand baronial property with modern styling, it is one Edinburgh's greatest buildings, formerly home to The Scotsman newspaper. Edgy design puts sheet glass and steel girders alongside the original walnut panelling, stained-glass windows and marble staircase. Each unique room has an Edinburgh Monopoly board. The Scotsman Spa and Health Club is the urban flagship for Thalgo in Scotland. The soothing spa has a pool, gym and many Thalgo treatments. The Scotsman Hotel was voted by Conde Nast Traveller as one of the top hotels in the world, and winner of AA Hotel of the Year for Scotland. Discounted parking is available at the NCP in Market Street, 5-10 minutes' walk away.

Glenskirlie House And Castle - In lush, landscaped grounds, in the heart of central Scotland, this luxurious 4-star hotel boasts an award-winning restaurant, free Wi-Fi and stylish, individually designed boutique rooms. In a beautiful, peaceful location near Stirling, Glenskirlie House and Castle is only a 20-minute drive from Glasgow and a 40-minute drive from Edinburgh. Glenskirlie House was established in 1982 as a small, family-run restaurant with an emphasis on quality food and first-class service. In 2007, Scotland's first newly built castle of the 21st century opened, extending the facilities and offering luxurious hotel accommodation. Each of the rooms is individually designed with its own unique charm. Stylish, luxurious and elegant, the rooms combine traditional charm with modern design and contemporary comforts, including flat-screen TVs and DVD players. Today, the long-established Glenskirlie House restaurant offers award-winning fine dining, while the new Castle Grill is more relaxed and informal, offering delicious fajitas and freshly grilled steaks.

Hilton Strathclyde - Set between bustling Glasgow and Edinburgh, the Hilton Strathclyde hotel boasts excellent facilities including Scotland's largest hotel health club. Do business in one of 6 meeting rooms for 2-400, or wind down in the restaurant, bar or caf? with wireless internet access. Try out the swimming pool, gym, jacuzzi, sauna and fitness studio.

Barcelo Stirling Highland Hotel - Built in 1854 as the High School of Stirling, it is close to Stirling Castle & all the attractions of the City. The hotel's top class restaurant, Scholars has been awarded 1 AA rosette. Dating back to 1854, the former high school of Stirling has retained many of the original school house features including the fully working observatory at the top of the building, and memorabilia from former pupils. Located in the centre of Stirling, just a stroll from the town's famous landmark Castle, this wonderful hotel has recently been upgraded with refurbished bedrooms, offering first class accommodation, fine dining and a traditional warm Scottish welcome. The hotel is now fully non smoking.

Royal Hotel - Located close to the centre of the small town of Thurso, this is an excellent base for exploring the North Coast. Central for business or leisure, near to bus station and train station, the Royals friendly atmosphere is unmatched. Situated in the town centre all amenities, including an interesting selection of shops, are within easy walking distance. A perfect base for business, with the friendly public bar and ambiance of the Orkney Restaurant, the Royal Hotel will cater for all your needs. The North Coast of Scotland is an almost untouched paradise with miles of white sandy beaches contrasting with the craggy headlands and the dramatic cliffs that you would expect.

Royal Hotel - Stornoway's most historic hotel, the Royal nestles in the heart of Stornoway, beside the marina, where you can relax, enjoy the hotel's cosy character and enjoy dining in our Boatshed Restaurant or in HS1, the town's 1st cafe bar. If on business, you'll probably appreciate free wireless internet access available throughout the hotel. What matters so much more than bricks and mortar, though, is the warmth of the welcome and the friendly, easy service you'll receive - for the Hebrides has a great tradition of hospitality. While the Royal Hotel enjoys a delightful view over the colourful, bustling harbour to the splendour of Lews Castle and its grounds. The town centre is only around 200 metres walk.

Crieff Hydro Hotel - In 900 acres of Perthshire countryside, this 4-star hotel is a complete family resort, offering a range of leisure pursuits for all ages, including golf, swimming and quad biking. Child- and family-friendly, the Crieff Hydro Hotel offers over 40 on-site activities, from relaxing spa treatments to climbing, and from horse riding to swimming in one of the two pools. With the beautiful scenery of the Strathearn valley as a backdrop, you can enjoy off-road driving, archery or air rifle shooting. BIG Country, the hotel's 700m? indoor childcare facility, offers inclusive daily childcare for 2 - 12 year olds. Extensively redeveloped from top to bottom, guests can choose from a range of contemporary 4-star family accommodation and all of the room rates include access to the hotel's leisure facilities and entertainment. The Meikle Restaurant offers all the formal splendour of a grand Victorian room, while the Brasserie offers a more relaxed and informal Mediterranean-style atmosphere for all the family.

Glen Mhor Hotel - The Glen Mhor is located beside the River Ness, a 3-minute walk from the city centre and a 15-minute drive from Loch Ness. Accommodation is divided between 4 Victorian town houses (please advise reception if you have a building preference). Many rooms boast wonderful views across the river to the cathedral and Eden Court Theatre. The hotel is a 5-minute drive from the A9, 6 miles (9.7 km) from the airport and a 10-minute walk from the train station. It is ideal for exploring Inverness and the surrounding Highlands. Nico's Brassiere offers a variety of local, fresh and seasonal dishes served in a lively, informal and friendly atmosphere. There are cosy log-burning fires in winter.

The Dowans Hotel - Set high above the village of Charlestown of Aberlour and overlooking the River Spey, this elegant country hotel is an ideal venue for shooting and fishing, and for whisky-lovers. The Dowans Hotel was built over 100 years ago and offers the chance for a relaxing break. All rooms are en suite and have excellent views over the beautiful gardens. Rooms at the front of the house have excellent views over River Spey and the surrounding woodland. The hotel is well located for salmon fishing, shooting and visiting the golf courses of Moray and Speyside. The Speyside region is also home to several whiskey distilleries, and many are close to the hotel.

Palace Hotel - This centrally located, independent hotel offers refurbished en suite accommodation, and 2 restaurants and 3 bars. Palace Hotel is an excellent base for exploring the delights of the North-East. All bedrooms have a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, tea making facilities and a hair-dryer as standard. Wireless internet access is available throughout. Comfort is a top priority at the Palace, and staff will aim to make your stay as enjoyable as possible, in keeping with the local area's tradition of friendliness and hospitality.

Premier Inn Kilmarnock - Beside Annanhill Golf Club, this Premier Inn hotel is an easy drive from the A71 road and Kimarnock town centre, with free parking, family-friendly rooms and an on-site Brewers Fayre restaurant. Some rooms 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.

Travelodge Glasgow Airport Hotel - This Travelodge is located on the Glasgow Airport Business Complex and has a 24-hour shuttle-bus service to and from the airport. Glasgow Airport is within 1 mile (1.6 km) of the hotel. All rooms are en suite and the hotel features a modern bar and cafe. Parking is available on site.

Murrayfield Hotel and Lodge - In a quiet location on the edge of the city, directly opposite Murrayfield Stadium, the hotel is a convenient base for exploring all that Edinburgh has to offer. This comfortable, non-smoking hotel is right outside Murrayfield Stadium, the home of Scottish rugby union. The very centre of Edinburgh is just 2 miles (3.2 km) away and there is a regular bus service from the stop right outside the hotel. The rugby-themed bar offers an extensive bar menu until late each day and the hotel's restaurant offers regional specialities and classic international favourites. There is a free private car park for guest's use. All of the en suite bedrooms, in both the main hotel and in the nearby lodge, are tastefully decorated and well equipped with all modern comforts. The hotel's dedicated team pride themselves on offering a warm traditional Scottish welcome to all guests.

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.

Kings Park Hotel - Whether you visit for a Scottish break, golfing holiday or business trip, here you can treat yourself to the best accommodation and service, only minutes from Glasgow city centre and East Kilbride. Glasgow is one of the best European cities for shopping. As well as designer labels, there are traditional Scottish gifts and crafts and, of course, tartans - how about ordering your own Kilt or taking back a bottle of 24-year-old Single Malt Whiskey? Scotland's capital Edinburgh is only an hour's drive away and is a complimentary contrast to Glasgow. The city is made up of many historic buildings such as Edinburgh Castle, Scotland's most visited historic landmark. In the evenings you can reflect on your day, or plan tomorrow's activities while enjoying a freshly prepared meal in the hotel's Terrace Restaurant, which fantastic views across Overtoun Park.

Mackenzies Highland Inn - In the heart of Aviemore, surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of the Cairngorms, this family-run highland inn has free Wi-Fi and comfortable en suite rooms, some with mountain views. Family run, Mackenzies Highland Inn prides itself on offering a warm welcome and a relaxing atmosphere. All rooms have Sky TV and tea/coffee making facilities and toiletries are provided. Some of the rooms have spectacular views over the Cairngorms mountain range. The inn is family friendly, with a children's play area and a garden. Homemade food is available all day, and there is a children's menu and a daily specials' board. There is a friendly bar with regular live entertainment, including live music, jamming sessions, a karaoke night, a traditional acoustic night and disco sounds for the young at heart. The inn is just a few hundred metres from Aviemore Railway Station and free parking is available on site.

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.

Rocpool Reserve - Situated in the heart of Inverness, this luxurious new Boutique hotel, bar and restaurant boasts a convenient setting within a few minutes' walk of the High Street and Inverness Castle. Winners of Scottish Hotel of the Year 2006 and 2007, Scottish Boutique Hotel of the Year 2007, Scottish Small City Hotel of the year 2008 and Conde Nast Johansens Most Excellent UK City Hotel 2008, Rocpol Reserve offers you an indulgent stay in the Scottish Highlands. An exclusive hideaway in the centre of the city, Rocpol is within 20 minutes of Inverness Airport and approximately 5 minutes from Inverness bus and train stations, making all local attractions easily accessible.

Manor Park Hotel - Situated in Glasgow's fashionable West End. A family run licensed hotel. The Hotel has been restored to its former glory offering personal service at affordable prices, with only a short distance to the Art Galleries, Universities, S.E.C.C., and Glasgow Airport, which is a 10 minute ride. If on business or pleasure the Manor Park Hotel is ideally situated for all sightseeing routes, and the motorway network, with 24 hour free parking guaranteed at the hotel. Inside is tastefully decorated to a very high standard throughout, offering daily maid service to the nine bedrooms. Gaelic is also spoken and advertised throughout the hotel, as Angus is from the Island of Eriskay.

Garth Hotel - Originally a 17th century inn, the Garth hotel and Restaurant is nestled amid its own extensive grounds and landscaped gardens. Located on the North East side of The Square, the tastefully modern accommodation offers attractive views of either the countryside or the Victorian elegance of the town. After dining on fresh local produce in the popular ? la carte restaurant, relax in the bar with its wide selection of draught and bottled beers, wines, spirits and over 70 malt whiskies.

Premier Inn Elgin - Just outside the centre of Elgin, this Premier Inn hotel has free parking, family-friendly en suite rooms and an on-site Brewers Fayre restaurant. Some rooms at the Premier Inn Elgin 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.