The Best Central Scotland Pub Accommodation

on the banks of Loch Earn, a comfortable hotel offering well-appointed bedrooms, good hospitality and good food in the loch view restaurant

former coaching inn, updated to give it a contemporary, modern feel, there is a stylish restaurant, relaxing bar and well-appointed bedrooms

luxuriously appointed, contemporarily styled rooms, an elegant bar and a relaxed restaurant are all to be found at this welcoming hotel inn

built in 1750 with scenic views of Jura, style is the watchword in this friendly hotel with fabulous fabrics, pale painted wood and deep sofas

this traditional inn on the shores of Loch Fyne has magnificent views enhanced by fine dining and attractive individually-styled bedrooms

the décor of each of the unique bedrooms is influenced by the Victorian period, the restaurant is in an elegant, rebuilt Victorian conservatory

with far reaching views of Loch Tay and mountains since 1649, this peaceful hotel boasts luxuriously appointed rooms and fine dining

contemporary, well-appointed rooms - some with sea views - above a smart, quayside eatery serving fine, local produce, especially seafood

an historic island inn, tastefully restored, wins high praise for the elegant rooms and an award-winning restaurant alongside the traditional local bar

stylish, boutique inn that is part of a country estate, the cooking in the Scottish/French restaurant features produce off of the estate

just 2 miles from Edinburgh Airport but a whole world away, this cosy and comfy inn sits next to the Union Canal in a character village

in the heart of town, yet only a 5-minute walk from the beach, a buzzy café-bar and restaurant with spacious, individually decorated rooms

welcoming hotel peacefully located at the entrance of Glen Lyon, it offers elegant rooms, public lounge with open fire and hosts live music

stylish and contemporary rooms with thoughtful touches and a bistro and bar with a lively atmosphere and regular live music gigs and events

historic hotel on the banks of the River Tay, waterside, al fresco dining possible in warmer weather, featuring individually styled rooms

an impressive Victorian hotel, at the foot of the Pentland Hills, has been extensively refurbished to provide elegant rooms and a fine restaurant

enjoy exquisitely prepared, locally sourced cuisine at this elegant restaurant, featuring spacious and sumptuously furnished rooms

within walking distance of the ferry and a short drive of three whisky distilleries and scenic coast, this smart refurbished hotel is well-placed

welcoming guests to its Tayside location for over 200 years, Queen Victoria one of them, many of the well-appointed rooms have river views

the theme is Scottish landscapes and literary history at this renovated Victorian town house; smart bedrooms retain character features