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.

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.

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.

Bowfield Hotel and Country Club - Experience a heaven amidst the stress of everyday life, in a refreshingly hotel within a country club atmosphere. Tucked away in the rolling hills of Renfrewshire, yet only 15 minutes from Glasgow International Airport. Bowfield Hotel & Country Club offers quiet comfort, a superb leisure club and awarded restaurant to surprise and delight all tastes. With swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, Health and Beauty Spa, squash courts and gymnasium, this former mill surrounded by rich farmland combines all that is best in country living.

Menzies Irvine - Located just outside Irvine, Ayrshire and only seven miles from Prestwick airport, this newly refurbished hotel is perfectly placed for both business and leisure. With an excellent selection of function rooms, ranging from executive boardrooms to a suite seating up to 300, the Menzies Irvine can accommodate a wide range of meetings, conferences, wedding receptions and private dinning requirements. The hotel has 128 bedrooms including executive rooms, spacious lounge bar, stylish Brasserie restaurant and 9-hole golf course.

Best Western Moffat House Hotel - This 18th-century building has been careful renovated to offer modern amenities whilst retaining its charm and elegance. Situated on the High Street of Moffat, there are various quaint shops, cafes and and interesting buildings to explore. Moffat is found just off the M74 motorway between Carlisle, Glasgow and Edinburgh, close to Gretna Green. The hotel offers, thus, a convenient place to rest before venturing further into Scotland or travelling south. The charming surroundings and fine cuisine are enough, however, to bring you here in the first place. 'Fresh local produce and hospitable staff are the highlights of this gracious Adams mansion.' EatScotland - 2005

Park View House Hotel - This friendly B&B overlooks Leith Links Park. It is 5 to 10 minutes from the city centre and has free guest parking and spacious en suite rooms at good-value rates. Located on a major bus route, you will have easy access to Edinburgh's major attractions. There are many superb restaurants in the redeveloped Port of Leith, which is near the hotel. Park View House Hotel can arrange discounted car hire and city tours. The former Royal Yacht Britannia is at Ocean Terminal, the modern cinema and shopping complex at Leith Docks. Leith Links, the world's first golf course, is where Mary Queen of Scots learned the game. Oliver Cromwell's new model army camped on the links in the 17th century.

Rowardennan Hotel - On the banks of Loch Lomond in the magnificent Queen Elizabeth Forest, this hotel has spectacular views of Ben Lomond, the loch and mountains to the north. Rowardennan Hotel is accessible, yet remote. It is an hour from Glasgow, but located at the foot of Ben Lomond (974 metres high) and encircled by woodland. There are 2 bars and an excellent restaurant that serves local, fresh produce. Rowardennan Hotel dates back to 1696 and has a contemporary Scottish style. Many of the cosy rooms have stunning views.

Cove Bay Hotel - Looking out over the North Sea from the south side of Aberdeen, this traditional hotel offers 14 en suite rooms, free wireless internet access and free parking. Situated on a peninsula overlooking the North Sea, the Cove Bay Hotel makes a convenient base for exploring Aberdeenshire, the Cairngorms National Park and Royal Deeside. The hotel has a large lounge bar, split into various levels with spectacular views over the bay. The on-site restaurant also boasts wonderful sea views and has a fantastic reputation for great quality, good-value food made with fresh, locally sourced produce. The hotel also hosts excellent lunches and dinners in the large public bar. All of the en suite rooms feature simply styled d?cor and furnishings. Each room boasts all the modern comforts and facilities you need, including a TV, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities.

The Berkeley - The Berkeley is a small, cosy and stylish hotel a minutes walk from Ayr town centre and a 2-minute walk from the beach. Built in 1803, the Grade B listed Georgian building is owned and run by a friendly, helpful family. Bedrooms have special extras including dressing gowns and slippers, and GHD hair straightners and heated rollers upon request. Most rooms have a DVD player built into the flat-screen TV, and there are DVDs to borrow. Breakfast features fresh local produce from Ayrshire and can be eaten on the terrace in summer. Or, you can enjoy breakfast in bed. In autumn there is an early dinner menu of traditional Scottish dishes (between 17:00 and 19:00). Book a table for 2 and receive a complimentary bottle of house wine.

Grassmarket Hotel - The ideal base from which to discover all that Edinburgh has to offer, this budget hotel is situated within the historic Grassmarket area, only 2 minutes' walk from The Royal Mile. Adjoining the Irish themed Biddy Mulligans pub, the Grassmarket Hotel is set within a lively, social area filled with pubs, clubs, restaurants and speciality shops, which come to life in the evenings each night of the week. The en suite bedrooms are traditional in decor and located over 5 floors, with lift access. You can start each day with a full Scottish breakfast in Biddy Mulligans Pub.

Conon Bridge Hotel - Situated amongst beautiful highland scenery alongside the River Conon, this charming village hotel offers very comfortable accommodation and excellent food and drink. The Conon Bridge Hotel is close to Dingwall, the ancient Viking capital and within 10 minutes' drive of Inverness. It is ideally situated as a rural base with easy access to centres of activity. Close by there are idyllic beaches and superb stretches of water, and the area has many hills and walks that will keep you exploring for days. Roads in this area are quiet, so driving is enjoyable. Formerly an 18th century coaching inn, the Conon Bridge is now a lovely hotel. Our rooms have their own individual character and are beautifully decorated. We have a lovely restaurant, a cosy lounge bar where you can enjoy our excellent cuisine, fine ales, lagers and wines. Staff in our family friendly establishment are very attentive, and will provide assistance with anything you require.

Loch Fyne Hotel and Spa - Situated on the shores of Loch Fyne in the Royal Burgh of Inveraray, the hotel enjoys wonderful views across the loch to the Cowal Hills. Originally built as a private house, the Loch Fyne Hotel has been extended to include a leisure club and spa, comprising a 15-metre swimming pool, sauna, steam room and 3 treatment rooms offering a variety of beauty treatments. Clansman Restaurant offers excellent food and service from either the table d'h?te menu or the ? la carte menu. The hotel now also comprises 71 bedrooms including a four-poster mini suite with fantastic views across Loch Fyne, and 6 luxury superior rooms with king-size beds and little extra touches to make your stay special.

Glynhill Hotel And Leisure Club - With free parking and Wi-Fi, 1 mile from Glasgow Airport, Glynhill Hotel offers elegant bedrooms, a range of restaurants and bars, and a luxury leisure club. Glynhill Hotel are most proud of the personal service given to every guest. Personal service that can only come from a family-run hotel that greets every guest as a friend. Gylnhill Hotel has has recently completed its bedroom refurbishment and now has 145 modern and stylish rooms. The Gourmet restaurant and cocktail bar have been redesigned to offer a Bistro restaurant experience. The new landscaped garden with state-of-the-art water feature has now been completed.

Brisbane House Hotel - On Scotland's west coast, with stunning sea views across the Firth of Clyde and the islands, this recently refurbished contemporary hotel is situated on Largs' seafront Promenade. Comfortable and modern, the Brisbane House Hotel has 24 en suite rooms, many with sea views and 2 with en suite jacuzzis. All rooms have TVs, hairdryers, trouser presses, irons and ironing boards. Wake up calls and newspapers are available on request. The all-new Brisbane Suite and Henry's Bar and Restaurant feature floor-to-ceiling glass, stylish, modern design and great views of the Ayrshire Coast and out to sea. Menus include traditional Scottish dishes, North American classics and European favourites. In warmer weather, you can dine outside on the terrace. Room service is available 24 hours a day with a limited menu available after 21:00. The hotel is just a short walk from Largs' golf club and from the ferry that will take you to Millport, Rothsey and Dunoon.

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.

Alona Hotel - On the banks of the loch in the grounds of the idyllic Strathclyde Country Park, Alona Hotel has a laidback atmosphere and a lovely restaurant. Located in Motherwell, southeast of Glasgow, Alona Hotel is close to the M74 motorway. The Glasshouse Restaurant, with its bright, airy decor and relaxed atmosphere, offers modern Scottish dishes created from local produce. Full Scottish breakfast is served each morning. The bedroom facilities include blackout drapes, a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi access.

Craigmonie Hotel - Mixing traditional style with modern comfort, Craigmonie offers high-quality cuisine and a range of leisure facilities, such as a heated swimming pool, sauna and mini gym. Originally built in 1880, Craigmonie Hotel & Leisure is a skilfully redecorated hotel with a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. The en suite bedrooms are all equipped with wide range of comfortable facilities. Enjoy casual, but quality dining in the conservatory, with an exciting fine-wine selection. The newly refurbished leisure facilities are open only to hotel guests, at no extra cost.

The Waverley Hotel - Ideally situated to explore the natural beauty of the Trossachs National Park, this charming hotel is set in Callendar, at the 'Gateway to the Highlands'. Offering comfortable en suite rooms, equipped with all facilities needed for a relaxing stay, the Waverley Hotel also features a bar. A member of CAMRA and winner of the Forth Valley Pub of the Year 2006, the bar is a favourite among locals and serves cask ales, lagers and malt whiskies. Each evening, following a long day of exploring the wonderful surroundings, you can unwind in the friendly atmosphere of the Waverley to enjoy a freshly prepared meal. All food is locally sourced and homemade.

The Roslin Glen Hotel - In the centre of Roslin and close to Roslin Chapel, The Roslin Glen Hotel offers friendly service, a restaurant, bar and en suite rooms with great views of the town. Roslin Glen Hotel boasts a warm and inviting restaurant where the chefs freshly prepare all food and use locally sourced ingredients. There is also a public bar with pool table, dart board and a good selection of drinks. The hotel is about 7 miles (11.3 km) from the centre of Edinburgh.

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 George Hotel - The elegant, stylish and excellently located George Hotel is a chic base within easy reach of the Castle, Princes Street Gardens and Holyrood Palace. The 200-year-old hotel is a quick walk from Waverley Station and a short journey from Edinburgh International Airport. Each room has a state-of-the-art design and fine furnishings. Many have views of Edinburgh Castle or the Firth of Forth. The fashionable Tempus Restaurant offers relaxed, high-quality ? la carte dining and tempting Sunday lunches using tasty local produce. The vast cocktail menu and good-value champagnes take centre stage in the vibrant Tempus Bar. The George Hotel was voted 'Best Hotel in Edinburgh' at the Scottish Hotel Awards 2009.

Columba Hotel - This Victorian hotel was built in 1865 and 1901 of Scottish granite and sandstone. It stands as a landmark on the North Pier, overlooking the town and Oban Bay to the Isles of Kerrera, Mull and Lismore, and the Mountains of Morven.

Marks Hotel - Marks Hotel in Glasgow is situated in the heart of Glasgow's bustling city centre. Free Wi-Fi internet access is available in all bedrooms and throughout the hotel. This boutique style hotel is centrally located and surrounded by thriving shops, theatres and nightlife. Marks Hotel also commands impressive views of the city and offers unbeatable value for money. This trendy 4-star hotel aims to offer 5-star levels of service. The hotel also includes the impressive One Ten bar and grill offering meals throughout the day. Menus are available by making a request on your booking reservations form and will be emailed to you once you have made your reservation. Should you need directions, please also put this in your special request field when making your booking.

Park Inn Glasgow City Centre - Based in Glasgow's Theatreland district, ideal for the city's main shopping areas, this stylish 4-star hotel is opposite Glasgow Royal Concert Hall. In the city centre, the Park Inn Hotel is perhaps the best-situated hotel in Glasgow. The city's top attractions are within easy reach, including Buchanan Street, the Gallery of Modern Art and the Lighthouse. The hotel houses 100 modern and colourful rooms, offering family-friendly and business-friendly accommodation, with satellite TV and Wi-Fi available. The hotel's award-winning restaurant, Oshi, has chic decor and impressive water features. The restaurant has a modern Scottish theme and a strong emphasis on fresh, locally sourced produce. Bbar is perfect for a nightcap or a light snack and room service is available 24 hours a day.

Ardeonaig Hotel And Restaurant - In 14 acres of gardens, on the shores of Loch Tay, with breathtaking views across the loch to Ben Lawers mountain, the Ardeonaig Hotel and Restaurant offers great wine and award-winning food. With a beautiful, peaceful location, on the south side of Loch Tay, not far from the village of Kenmore, the hotel is small-scale, intimate and very personal. There are just 20 rooms in the main hotel, as well as 2 cottage suites and 5 new burnside rondevals (a South African-influenced thatched cottage). With Europe's most extensive South African wine cellar and superb cuisine, made with great local produce, the hotel holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand symbol and an Inn of the Year award. The hotel has recently taken over the 8000-acre Ardtalnaig Estate and now offers guests guided walks, photographic stalking, off-road cycling and the exclusive use of a mountain bothy for lunch and dinner.

King Robert Hotel - This modern hotel is situated in historic Bannockburn, only a few minutes from Stirling city centre, it offers en suite rooms that are non-smoking and have free wireless internet access. King Robert Hotel is conveniently located just a few minutes from the city of Stirling and a short drive from the Wallace monument, with many places to visit on the door step of the hotel. Lunch and evening meals are served at Bruce's Bistro, the hotel's newly refurbished restaurant which uses the finest local produce wherever available. The hotel's lounge bar is open daily for afternoon tea or a relaxing drink in the evening. An outside heated patio area is provided for smoking. The hotel also offers a free on-site car park to guests.

The Caledonian Hotel - Oban's landmark hotel, this historic building is ideally located close to the ferry port and train station, offering 3-star accommodation and some fantastic views of the waterfront. Possibly the finest hotel in Oban, the Oban Caledonian Hotel commands some breathtaking views over the sheltered bay of Oban to the hills of Scotland's magnificent west coast. The gentle grandeur of this famous property has long extended a warm welcome to travellers arriving or departing by sea, rail or land. Now carefully refurbished and under family ownership, this fine hotel offers stylish, contemporary comfort and service. Gaze seaward as the sun slips behind the Hebridean hills and a friendly Highland hospitality unfolds. Discover the hotel's Harbourside Restaurant or choose the informal Caf? Caledonian - relaxed during the day and lively at night. Ideally situated on the waterfront, the hotel is the perfect gateway for exploring Argyll and The Isles.

Mackays Rooms And Restaurant - This small, modern retreat provides fantastic food and Highland chic near Cape Wrath and Sandwood Bay. Unwind, relax and enjoy the stylish home-from-home atmosphere. Mackays is a premier place to stay in the northwest corner of Scotland. There are 7 individually styled rooms and a small, intimate restaurant, Peatstacks. Many traditional Highland dishes, often difficult to find, are served. The menu changes daily and features top-quality food mad with fine local ingredients.

Drumnadrochit Hotel - This family-run hotel offers a warm, friendly, comfortable and relaxing stay in Loch Ness, and is housed within the world-famous Loch Ness 2000 Exhibition Centre. Visit the exhibition centre's fantastic, 5-star multimedia exhibition, narrated into 14 different languages. There is a variety of shops in the complex including the Nessie shop and the whisky shop, and all things Scottish with a huge variety of products to remind you of your time at Loch Ness. The newly refurbished Loch Ness Bistro features the freshest local cuisine, and there is regular Scottish entertainment and a guaranteed good time with fellow guests and staff in the Loch Ness Bar. In the evening, traditional bar meals and dishes from an ? la carte menu are served.