Hotels in Scotland

Deep within hill country, the elegant castle raws culinary enthusiasts thanks to its traditional restaurant, where chef Paul Gibson serves locally sou

Whether you dream of charming Welsh cottages with views of majestic Mount Snowdon, remote lodges overlooking a shimmering Scottish loch, or enchanting

An eight-room Regency mansion where Slow Food chef Charles Lockley creates six-course Scottish dinners.

Stay at the slate-roofed, 11-room property with a delicious rustic restaurant.

1903 center-city hotel built on top of a 19th-century red-sandstone railway station, a 10-minute walk from Edinburgh Castle. The opulent hotel is an e

Three miles southeast of Edinburgh, the 13th-century castle is ideal for history buffs: 15 of the 36 rooms are named after famous guests, such as Edw

A 12-room estate on 1,700 acres of landscaped gardens and a nature reserve.

A 30-room inn with views of the Ness River.

The colorful Rosita Missoni brings a wild palette (fuchsia and turquoise walls; patterned bed throws) to the Royal Mile.

Built as a private estate in 1863 and converted into a hotel a century later, this turreted Highland castle at the base of Ben Nevis mountain has care

Small hotel surrounded by four acres of woods and perennial gardens. The restaurant and bar are popular with locals.

Food-focused retreat where cookbook author Lady Claire Macdonald runs on-site culinary demonstrations.