Old Course Hotel St Andrews - With its unique location on the famous golf course, the luxurious Kohler Waters Spa, luxury dining and the highest attention to detail, this award-winning 5-star resort is the ultimate hotel experience. The Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa features lavish rooms and suites, many designed by star French designer Jacques Garcia. Enjoy rich red colours, silk-lined walls, private balconies, Kohler bathroom products and beautiful views of The Old Course and St. Andrews. From gourmet experiences in the Road Hole (3 AA Rosette restaurant), to award-winning afternoon teas, The Old Course Hotel has bars and restaurants to suit all. Try the Sands Grill for relaxed dining, or The Jigger Inn, loved by the many celebrities who visit. Guests get free access to Kohler Waters Spa, the first of its kind outside the USA. It has the highest levels of luxury care and treatments, including the 'Cooler-Near-The-Sea' and 'Hyrdro Rush' treatments. With 20-metre pool, relaxation area and rooftop hot tub, this is spa heaven. There are 11 golf courses around the hotel, including its own championship course, The Duke's.

Townhouse Hotel - This wonderful town house is situated in the very heart of Glasgow's famous West End district, a most desirable area with magnificent shopping streets and countless restaurants, bars and theatres. Superbly set in a secluded crescent adjacent to renowned Sauchiehall Street, the Townhouse Hotel features 19 bedrooms, all of which are fully-furnished with stylish, modern amenities. The strategic location boasts easy access to nearby tourist cities, via the city centre train and bus stations, which are within easy reach of the hotel.

Creebridge House Hotel - The Creebridge House Hotel is a traditional Scottish country house hotel which preserves the peace and tranquility of rural life in elegant surroundings. Your hosts Stephen, Sarah & Rory Donnan and staff look forward to offering you a warm welcome and comfortable stay. The hotel acquired it's name from the River Cree and is situated in three acres of idyllic gardens and woodland at the foot of the Kirroughtree forest. The hotels location makes it central to a wide variety of activities. From walking and cycling through the nearby forest parks to golf and fishing so close you can walk to the nearest hotspots. In fact the first tee at Newton Stewart Golf Club is just 400 yards away. The busy market town of Newton Stewart is a mere two minutes walk and roughly 30 minutes drive to the port town of Stranraer with ferry links to Belfast.

Queens Hotel - Standing proud within its 3 acres of landscaped gardens, this family-run hotel is close to the M74 motorway, complete with ample parking and children's play area. Whether having a meal in the comfortably furnished lounge bar, or relaxing in either the coffee lounge or cocktail bar, all culinary tastes are catered for. All of the 21 newly-refurbished en suite rooms are equipped with a TV, direct dial telephone and hairdryer. The hotel's leisure complex is free to all residents and includes a fully-equipped gym.

Inn at Ardgour - A warm, family welcome awaits at our traditional West Highland inn/small hotel, beautifully situated on the banks of Loch Linnhe. Capture stunning views across the loch to the entrance of the Great Glen and the mountains beyond. Twelve excellent en suite bedrooms all boast loch views. Enjoy the Loch-View Restaurant and Bar and the residents lounge. The inn is ideally located for Mull, Iona, Skye, Ben Nevis, Fort William, Ardnamurchan, Glencoe, Oban, Loch Ness and for touring the West Highlands. Please note that the quickest way to get to the inn is via a 3 minute ride on the Corran Car Ferry.

Sheraton Grand Hotel and Spa - Situated in the heart of Edinburgh, the hotel occupies the perfect spot from which to explore the history of the Medieval Old Town and the architectural interest of the Georgian New Town. Nestled in the shadow of historical Edinburgh Castle, the Sheraton Grand Hotel and Spa is just a short walk away from the financial district - The Exchange - and the city's famous shopping thoroughfare, Princes Street. For your relaxation, the hotel is home to One, Europe's most advanced City Spa. The perfect place to indulge your mind, body, and spirit in luxurious 5-star opulence, the spa boasts a range of treatments and facilities.

Cross Keys Hotel - Built in the 17th century, this hotel is one of the oldest coaching inns in Scotland and is ideally placed for exploring the Scottish borders. Cross Keys Hotel is located in the centre of Canonbie, Scotland, which nestles within the valley of the Border Esk River. Canonbie is just off the A7, Carlisle to Edinburgh trunk road, making for an ideal stopover. The cosy Cross Keys Hotel is personally looked after by Brian and Yvonne MacAskill and their small team of friendly staff. It has a reputation for great cuisine. Our head chef has compiled a menu that should satisfy all tastes and fancies. From quick and easy pub meals through to continental ? la carte, you can be sure that you will find something to tickle the taste buds. Fresh local produce and seasonal specialities are always available.

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.

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.

Abbey Hotel - This Georgian town house sits in a quiet tree-lined terrace in central Edinburgh. It offers free Wi-Fi access and is an easy walk from Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh Castle and Princes Street. Abbey Hotel offers a perfect blend of history and friendly hospitality, complete with modern facilities, superb views and private gardens. Also an easy walk away is the Playhouse Theatre and Waverley Station. International restaurants are within a few minutes' walk away.

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.

The Bonham - Situated in Edinburgh's West End, The Bonham was named as Scottish Boutique Hotel of the Year in 2005. This acclaimed hotel is just a short walk from the city's excellent shopping, the financial district and of course all the top sights. This is the ideal location for Edinburgh city breaks and business travel. The hotel restaurant was awarded a Scottish Hotel Restaurant Commendation at the Scottish Hotels of the Year Awards 2007.

Loch Ness Lodge Hotel - In a beautiful, tranquil location in Drumnadrochit, beside one of the most famous and romantic stretches of water in the world, this traditional Scottish hotel dates back to around 1740. Set in acres of delightful woodland, the Loch Ness Lodge Hotel is just 14 miles (23 km) from the city of Inverness. In the grounds of the Loch Ness Visitor and Exhibition Centre, the hotel makes a great base from which to explore the Highlands. This original Highland lodge is now a privately owned 3-star hotel offering 50 well-appointed rooms, rich in original character and traditional charm. All of the en suite rooms have telephones, plasma flat-screen TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. Free wireless internet access is available throughout the hotel. With traditional real log fires, the Pibroch Bar and the hotel's restaurant offer elegant and traditional cuisine, including carefully prepared Scottish produce, from hill venison and lamb to salmon and mussels from the West Coast.

Balavil Hotel - In the heart of the stunning natural beauty of the Cairngorms National Park, this century-old hotel combines traditional charm with modern facilities, including heated indoor swimming pool and a sauna. The Balavil Hotel is situated in the cosy Highland village of Newtonmore, surrounded by the Cairngorms, one of the most breathtaking natural landscapes in Scotland, The hotel is over 100 years old and still boasts beautiful original features and period character and charm. The interior consists of open fires, a wood-panelled bar and a warm, friendly Scottish atmosphere. All of the hotel's rooms have en suite bathrooms and each room has a TV and tea/coffee making facilities. All guests can use the heated indoor swimming pool and the sauna, free of charge. The Balavil Hotel extends a warm Highland welcome to all guests.

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.

Dreadnought Hotel - Originally built in the XVII century by the Clan McNab, whose motto remains as the hotel's name. The Dreadnought provides a blend of history with modern day comfort and style. An extremely popular hotel locally for bar lunches and functions, the hotel provides consistently high service. Loch Katrine, Loch Lomond, Stirling and many sites of beauty and interest are easily accessible from the Dreadnought.

Mercure Point Hotel - Recently awarded Edinburgh Hotel of the Year 2008 by Hotel Review - Scotland, this stylish and contemporary design hotel is conveniently located in the heart of the city. In the shadow of Edinburgh Castle, the Mercure Point Hotel is just minutes away from all that Edinburgh has to offer, including the city's shops, the financial district and the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC). The hotel boasts 140 beautifully appointed modern rooms, including a number of superior rooms enjoying spectacular views of Edinburgh Castle. A team of friendly and motivated staff strive to ensure a truly memorable stay. The bold building features powerful design throughout, from the foyer - a striking space where glazed walls combine with clean, vibrant colours - to the Monboddo Bar, with its comfortable, chic leather seating. The excellent Restaurant Point offers award-winning food and excellent service.

The Pheasant Hotel - This family-run hotel offers attractive en suite accommodation in the centre of Dalbeattie, on Scotland's beautiful Solway coast in Kirkcudbrightshire. In the heart of attractive countryside, some 12 miles (20 km) west of Dumfries, the hotel has 8 well-equipped en suite bedrooms. Each room has tea/coffee making facilities and TVs. All of the rooms are comfortably furnished with high-quality bedding. A generous and tasty traditional cooked Scottish breakfast is included in the price. Drinks and snacks are available in Wilburs Bar. Wilburs Restaurant offers high quality food and great value for money. Free Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available throughout the hotel.

Craigiebield House Hotel - Craigiebield house hotel is a family run, friendly and individual hotel, with guest satisfaction our top priority. You can be sure that you will be well looked after you during your stay. The hotel has recently reopened after a complete renovation to offer comfortable accommodation blended with the best of Scottish hospitality. Penicuik is situated just 8 miles south of Edinburgh, we are set in a quiet location yet only a few minutes walk to the centre of Penicuik. We have 18 bedrooms all individually designed, stylish and comfortable. Our Conservatory restaurant is bright and airy and we offer a tempting selection of fresh dishes Our oak panelled bar offers a comfortable relaxing place to enjoy a quiet drink after a long hard day.

Castletown Hotel (formerly the St Clair Arms Hotel) - Ideally located to explore all that Caithness has to offer, this small, family-run hotel is close to both Thurso and Wick and only minutes from the Castle of Mey. The perfect venue for your visit to the Far North, the Castletown Hotel is near to the surfing and fishing at Dunnet Bay. It is also close to all 3 Orkney ferry ports. After a long day you can enjoy traditional home cooking from a menu that will not disappoint, before relaxing in the comfort of your room.

Piries Hotel - This Victorian city centre hotel maintains many of its original features and is located close to all the main tourist attractions. The Hotel is central located and just a few minutes from Edinburgh Haymarket Railway Station and approximately five minutes walk from Edinburgh's main shopping area, Princes Street. This Hotel is ideally located for a visit to Scotland's capital city. The Conference Centre and many restaurants and bars are all just a short walk from the hotel's front steps.

Royal Marine Hotel - The Royal Marine Hotel overlooks the mouth of the River Brora and offers calm, gracious surroundings, great food, leisure facilities, log fires and a Highland welcome. In addition to the leisure club, you can enjoy boats on Loch Brora, mountain bikes, and an adjacent 18-hole golf course. The golf course and beach are 1 minute away. The house was designed in 1913 by Sir Robert Lorimer and the original woodwork and antique furniture are still in place.

Burnhouse Manor Hotel - Set amidst some of Scotland's most idyllic and unspoilt areas, this hotel is engulfed by natural beauty, and surrounded by some of the most spectacular scenery in the world. Burnhouse Manor Hotel truly is a unique destination, and offers all the intimacy, warmth, charm and atmosphere that only a family-run hotel could. Its quality and standards have attracted hundreds of regular visitors.

The Glenmoriston Townhouse Hotel - Located on the banks of the River Ness, just a 15 minute drive away from the famous Loch, this elegant townhouse provides stylish accommodation in a warm and welcoming environment. A 10 minute walk away from Inverness city centre, the Glenmoriston offers 30 stylish bedrooms, some of which boast spectacular views over the River Ness. The rooms are divided between 2 buildings, so please advise reception if you have a building preference. Easily accessible, the Glenmoriston is just a short 20 minute drive from Inverness Airport and a 10 minute walk from the train station.

Auld Kirk Hotel - This fine former church has been tastefully converted, enabling retention of the original features. The Auld Kirk Hotel is the place where you can really relax and recharge your batteries. Situated in the heart of picturesque Royal Deeside this fine historic former church provides an excellent base for those wishing to tour the areas in and around the Cairngorms National Park, visit the nearby Royal residence of Balmoral, travel the famous whisky trail or participate in the numerous countryside pursuits.

Best Western Strathaven Hotel - The hotel is on the edge of the picturesque market town of Strathaven and is ideally located for business or leisure. A family run hotel, built by Robert Adam Jnr in the 18th century and set in three acres of grounds. We are centrally located and are within a 40 minute drive from either Glasgow or Prestwick Airports. The award-winning restaurant, recently refurbished, has the option of the Table d'H?te or Grill Menu, or you can enjoy a Bar Meal from our extensive menu in the East Lounge. The Strathaven Hotel is privately owned and managed by the MacIntyre family. The main building dates back to 1797 and was originally built for a Glasgow Merchant. It was designed by the famous Robert Adam, still retaining many original features and is a Category B listed building. The Strathaven Suite is the ideal setting for weddings, conferences and formal or informal dinner parties for up to 180 guests. The picturesque grounds are very colourful and make a delightful backdrop for wedding photographs.

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.

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.

The Deeside Hotel - Featured in the Good Hotel Guide 2010, this late Victorian residence is set within an acre of grounds in picturesque Ballater, Royal Deeside, surrounded by the beautiful Cairngorm National Park. The Deeside Hotel has 10 comfortable rooms, all of which are individually decorated with their own unique charm. Each room has an en suite bathroom, 2 with a shower only and the others with baths and showers above. Most double rooms have king-size beds, one of which is a four-poster. There are 2 rooms located on the ground floor, offering easy access. The south-facing conservatory restaurant offers fine Scottish cuisine that draws from fresh, locally sourced free range or organic produce. The Victorian greenhouse and vegetable gardens provide many of the herbs, fruit and vegetables used in the kitchen. There is a wide selection of wines to accompany your meal. The bar, with its log fires and leather sofas, offers a cosy, relaxing space in which to unwind with a drink. Choose from over 40 whiskies and real ale on tap.

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.