Aston Hotel - Dumfries - Located on the wonderful 100 acre Crichton Estate and adjacent to Easterbrook Hall and Conference Centre, Aston Hotel Dumfries blends state of the art facilities with traditional Scottish hospitality, with interiors creating an atmosphere of luxurious simplicity.

1 Golf Place - 1 Golf Place is very close to the famous St Andrews Old Course, and close to the beach. The busy, small hotel provides personal, professional service. Local services are within easy walking distance and ample parking is very close by. Food is served from 08:00 until 22:00. Golf packages are available at the hotel.

Cabarfeidh Hotel - Set within in its own attractive gardens, this modern 3-star hotel is ideally located on the outskirts of Stornoway, just across the road from the golf course leading onto historic Lews Castle grounds. Rightly known as 'Stornoway's finest hotel', the Cabarfeidh (pronounced cab-ar-fay) provides a relaxing base for both business and leisure travellers. It is also bookable for functions or meals in the Solas Restaurant. There's a diverse range of shops, serving local and tourist needs. Visitor attractions include an excellent museum of local history, the Lewis Loom Centre where you can learn about the history of Harris Tweed and the delightful grounds of Lews Castle. What matters so much more than bricks and mortar, though, is the warmth of the welcome you'll receive, for the Hebrides has a great tradition of hospitality

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.

The Fenwick Hotel - The Fenwick Hotel offers good access to Glasgow and Prestwick International Airport, providing the perfect base from which to explore Ayrshire's beautiful coastline and numerous golf courses. The Fenwick Hotel offers spacious, comfortably furnished rooms, with en suite facilities and a TV. The award-winning hotel restaurant serves modern Scottish cuisine, including fresh West Coast seafood and Ayrshire game, in light and stylish surroundings. There is also a choice of 2 bars; the lively Country Pub and the Cocktail Lounge with its cosy log fire. Free parking is available for guests.

Christopher North House Hotel - In the heart of Edinburgh's beautiful New Town area, just 800 metres from Princes Street and the heart of the city, this magnificent Georgian building is now a luxurious and elegant 4-star hotel. In this exclusive residential area, rich in beautiful Georgian architecture, the Christopher North House Hotel offers fine boutique accommodation, luxurious comfort and excellent service in romantic, opulent surroundings. Completely refurbished, the stylishly decorated and tastefully furnished rooms boast modern comforts and facilities, including 42-inch plasma flat-screen TVs, baby listening facilities and luxurious toiletries and bathrooms products from Molton Brown. Free wireless internet access is available throughout. With a warm, relaxing atmosphere, the Mozart Kaffee Haus is excellent for a pre-dinner drink. Stylish, intimate and refined, the Bacchus Restaurant offers fine dining, with an eclectic menu of dishes made using the finest, freshest organic seasonal produce available locally. The heart of Edinburgh's city centre and the business district of Charlotte Square are just a 5-minute walk away.

The Popinjay Hotel and Spa - Popinjay Hotel is located in private gardens that reach down to the banks of the River Clyde, in the heart of the Famous Clyde Valley. The hotel has a modern leisure centre with an 18-metre swimming pool, a gym, spa and sauna. It also has fishing rights for the river. Popinjay Hotel is 4 miles (6.4 km) from the M74 and local attractions include Strathclyde Park, Bothwell Castle and Glasgow Cathedral. Built in the Tudor fashion and containing en suite rooms, Popinjay Hotel takes its name from an imaginary bird connected with local May Day celebrations from the 17th century. Following new owners, Popinjay has renovated public areas. Both ground-floor bedrooms have been renovated to disabled status.

Swallow Station Hotel - Situated in the town centre, this hotel is the ideal choice for leisure breaks or business needs. The Swallow Station Hotel is the oldest and most famous hotel in Ayr, adjacent to Burns Statue Square, overlooking the railway station, through which thousands of Victorian tourists used to flock from industrial Glasgow to the wonderful beaches here. With newly refurbished comfortable bedrooms and a direct link to Scotland's most exciting city, this landmark hotel is the ideal base for a business or leisure trip into South West Scotland. Ayrshire is Scotland's gateway to Ireland, offering direct Sea Cat ferry services from Troon to Belfast, Stena Line ferry services from Stranraer to Belfast and flights from Prestwick International Airport to Dublin. With the country's top racecourse, host of the Scottish Grand National, and some of the greatest golf courses in Scotland on your doorstep, you can be assured of a thriving atmosphere at this comfortable hotel.

Alba Lodge - Set within a traditional terraced townhouse in the centre of Glasgow, this cosy guesthouse provides an excellent base from which to enjoy all that the city has to offer. Just yards away from the Charles Rennie Macintosh inspired Glasgow School of Art, the Alba Lodge is well situated for shopping, sightseeing and the city's bustling nightlife, including theatre trips, evening dining and numerous bars and clubs. The Alba also offers excellent transport links to the SECC, Glasgow Airport, the West End and other parts of the city, making it the perfect for both business and leisure travellers.

Esplanade Hotel - Looking out over the water, on the traffic-free West Bay Promenade in Dunoon, Argyll, this family-run hotel offers excellent value, with a warm welcome, tasty meals and comfortable rooms. The Esplanade Hotel is a long-established family-run hotel that prides itself on offering a warm welcome and a friendly, relaxing atmosphere. In a beautiful, peaceful area and surrounded by its own colourful flower gardens, the hotel is great for a quiet, restful break. Above the garden, the sun terrace boasts stunning panoramic views over the River Clyde. The dining room offers a varied choice for all meals, including a fine selection of traditional Scottish dishes. Although the wine list may be international, the hotel is very proud of its collection of over 120 malt whiskies. Entertainment is provided on most evenings. All of the hotel's comfortable and well-appointed rooms have private bathroom facilities, TVs, telephones and tea/coffee making facilities. Centrally heated throughout, the hotel also has a lift.

Huntly Arms Hotel - One of the oldest coaching inns to be found in Scotland, this hotel was built in 1432 and has played host to Jacobite leaders and even later, Queen Victoria. Located in the heart of Royal Deeside the hotel offers modern amenities in tastefully decorated surroundings, whilst retaining much of its traditional charm. All of the en suite rooms has a hospitality tray, Freeview TV and free Wi-Fi access.

Hilton Dunkeld House Hotel - Set within 280 acres of unspoiled Perthshire countryside, this elegant hotel provides the ideal choice for relaxing rural breaks or business events in a peaceful setting, yet just12 miles from Perth. A beautiful country residence, the Hilton Dunkeld House Hotel provides an on-site activity centre, complete with clay pigeon shooting, quad biking and 4x4 driving. Alternatively, you can relax in the health club, Living Well, which boasts a swimming pool, gym, sauna and steam room. For business guests, the Dunkeld House is ideally located just off the A9 and little over 1 hour from Edinburgh or Glasgow. There are 7 multi-function rooms, including 4 comprehensive meeting rooms, accommodating up to 1150 guests.

Moorings Hotel - The Moorings lies alongside the Caledonian Canal at the famous Neptune's Staircase. One of Fort Williams' finest establishments, offering excellent cuisine and service. With splendid panoramic views of Ben Nevis and Aonach Mor, the Moorings hotel offers comfort and style coupled with all modern facilities. Here, you will receive a warm Highland welcome from friendly staff with the personal touch. The hotel has recently been thoroughly upgraded. Award- winning cuisine is on offer in the Jacobean Restaurant, using the finest Scottish produce including west coast seafood and Highland game. Bar meals are available in the less formal Upper Deck Lounge Bar, where a range of malt whiskies may also be sampled, or in the summer the hotels Cellar Bar - the Mariners - continues the nautical theme. Refurbished bedrooms have every modern luxury. The Moorings is an excellent base for touring the romantic West Highlands.

Bridge Of Tilt Hotel - The Bridge of Tilt Hotel is a former hunting lodge which borders the River Tilt and the pretty village of Blair Atholl. Here you can be sure of a warm Highland welcome from our General Manager and staff. The hotel features a lovely bar lounge with open fire, a spacious dining room and a dance floor where entertainment is regularly featured. Meanwhile, in a converted mill in the hotel grounds, the Roundhouse pub is popular with both visitors and locals alike. Totally non-smoking hotel. All 28 bedrooms are en suite and feature color tv, telephone and tea and coffee making facilities. Although there is no lift, ground floor bedrooms are available on request.

New Drumossie Hotel - Style, Sophistication and Elegance. The Drumossie Hotel has it all. This newly refurbished deluxe four-star hotel in the heart of the Highlands overlooking the Moray Firth radiates luxury, charm and character. The 9 acres of private parkland surrounding the hotel instantly give a feeling of the country yet is only 5 minutes from the centre of Inverness, conveniently located just off the a9 and has ample car parking. With 2 aa rosettes the Drumossie Hotel truly is in a class of it's own! This Hotel is all Non Smoking.

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!

Loirston Hotel - Situated in the heart of Ballater, this hotel's panelled entrance and log fires instantly demonstrate its friendly, home-from-home atmosphere. With a cosy lounge bar, traditional restaurant and quiet lounge, the Loirston Hotel is perfect for relaxing after a hard day's sightseeing in Deeside. The hotel is set in the heart of rural Deeside, where there is a golf course within 10 minutes' walk. Balmoral Castle is a 30 minute drive away, while there are opportunities for walking and fishing in the surrounding area.

Houton Bay Lodge - With great views of Scapa Flow and the southern Orkney Islands, this charming inn offers generous and tasty fresh home-cooked food and clean, comfortable accommodation at attractive rates. With a fantastic rural setting, the Houton Bay Lodge has a great location for exploring the area. Situated next to the ferry terminal at Houton, the inn offers easy access to the Orkney Islands of Hoy and Flotta. The lodge is just off the A964 road, just 10 miles (16 km) from Kirkwall and Stromnes is only 8 miles (13 km) away. Both towns are well served by public transport. There are 8 spacious and well-appointed en suite rooms, each with a TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Most of the rooms have views of the bay. Free wireless internet access is available throughout. A hearty full cooked breakfast is included in the price. The lodge's restaurant is also open to residents for dinner, with all meals made using only the best fresh produce from Orkney. There is also a licensed lounge bar, a conservatory/TV lounge, 2 internet workstations and a games room, with darts, a pool table and a full-size snooker table.

Macdonald Holyrood Hotel - A modern hotel in the centre of Edinburgh, Holyrood Hotel is in the heart of the Old Town, situated between Edinburgh Castle and the Palace of Holyrood, overlooking Arthur's Seat. Macdonald Holyrood hotel has spacious, comfortable rooms that are an ideal base from which to set off exploring the city. Return to the hotel's swimming pool or gym to relax or refresh. The hotel is next to the Scottish Parliament and the Our Dynamic Earth exhibition. Despite being so central, it has a quiet setting so you can have a good night's sleep. Shopping on Princes Street is less than 5 minutes away.

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.

St Andrews Hotel - Close to the town centre and Ayr Racecourse, this small, family-run hotel is just metres from Newton-on-Ayr Railway Station and within easy reach of Glasgow Prestwick Airport. The St. Andrews Hotel has a convenient location between Ayr's town centre and Prestwick. Ayr Racecourse is just 0.6 miles (1 km) away and Northfield Bowling Centre and the many world-class golf courses in the area are also within easy reach. The station offers direct rail links to Prestwick and Glasgow. There is also a direct bus service with a stop directly outside the hotel. The well-appointed and comfortable en suite rooms provide good, clean accommodation at a competitive price. There is a comfortable lounge bar showing live sports and hosting pool and darts competitions, as well as a weekly karaoke night. The dining room can seat 20 and serves breakfasts and meals during the day. Free private parking is available on site.

Annandale Arms Hotel - Only a minute off the motorway (M74), the Annandale Arms Hotel offers you a truly warm Scottish welcome. Set in the centre of the attractive and popular village of Moffat, you can enjoy the tranquility. We have a first class restaurant serving the best of local produce, from Buccleuch Estates beef to organic lamb from Glen Ken. Our salmon, trout and scallops are as good as Scotland gets. The cellar boasts some 100 bins with a selection of 50 malt whiskies. The hotel's convenient position in the centre of the village, but with its close proximity to the countryside, makes it a perfect base to explore the hills and glens of historic southern Scotland. The imposing Georgian fa?ade encapsulates all that is best in traditional Scottish hospitality. This has been recognised formally by the award of the Les Routiers Gold Key 2001 for 'hotels who achieve a level of excellence above and beyond that of merely 'very good''. If you wish to visit Edinburgh or Glasgow, they are both only one hour away by car.

Busta House Hotel - Overlooking the shore of Busta Voe, on mainland Shetland, Busta House is a lovely old building with en suite bedrooms, large garden and superb local food. Between the village of Brae and the island of Muckle Roe, Busta House is close to the geographical centre of Shetland - a good base for exploring the islands. Try the fresh local food on offer. There is a choice of wine and some 160 malt whiskies. Enjoy free Wi-Fi in all public areas and a few of the bedrooms. All other bedrooms have modem connections and there is a computer at reception for you to use if you need. Built in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, there is no lift at Busta House, so expect steps!

Frederick House Hotel - Right in the heart of the city centre... The city is at your doorstep! Breakfast is served in the award winning Rick's Restaurant opposite the hotel. Ideally situated in the very heart of Edinburgh city centre The Frederick House Hotel offers an atmosphere of comfort and tradition. All bedrooms have many facilities. The hotel combines every modern conveniences with an old-world ambience and offers a comfortable and relaxing stay. Please note that the building is completely non smoking (to comply with Scottish legislation).

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.

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.

The Rowan Tree Country Hotel - When you choose to stay at The Rowan Tree Country Hotel, our aim is that you will enjoy your stay to the full. You can spend your day in and around the hotel, savouring the surroundings, strolling nearby or simply relaxing. The hotel benefits from views of the mountains to the East and the Loch to the West. Although in tranquil surroundings, we are located on the outskirts of Aviemore and just minutes from the A9. The hotel - originally called The Lynwilg Mail and one of the oldest Inns in the Spey valley - was built in the 1700s as a coaching inn alongside the Great North Road. Extended in the mid-1800s, it rapidly established an excellent reputation and received honourable mentions in a number of diaries and accounts of the time. In its time, a part of the hotel has served as the village store, the post office and the local pub. Renamed The Rowan Tree in the early 90s, the hotel has been tastefully modernised and upgraded but always with an eye to retaining its essential character and features: timber beams, open fires and the stained-glass leaded window at the head of the splendid staircase.

Dundee Hilton - Relax by the River Tay in The Riverfront restaurant or Caff? Cino at the Hilton Dundee hotel. Keep fit in the LivingWell Health Club with gym, pool and sauna. Do business in our 9 meeting rooms and enjoy wireless internet access in our public areas. Just 2 minutes from the city centre, Dundee attractions are on your doorstep. With our 129 newly renovated rooms have TVs and PlayStations. Step up to a Deluxe Room and enjoy views across the River while relaxing in a luxurious bathrobe and slippers

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.

McColls Hotel-Dunoon - Immersed within the spectacular scenery of Argyll's picturesque hills, this 65-bedroom hotel boasts an elevated position with magnificent views over Clyde and towards the isles of Cumbrae, Bute and Arran. Known as 'The Gateway to the Highlands', Dunoon presents itself as the ideal base from which to explore the natural beauty of the surrounding areas. If you would prefer to stay closer to home, McColl's is only a 5-minute walk away from Castle Hill, with its statue of Highland Mary - Robert Burns' great love. In the evenings you can sample McColls famous hot buffet, served in the Lamont & Lauder Restaurant. Then you can unwind with entertainment and dancing in the Ballroom, with spectacular shows and a live band every night.