Scotland Historic Inns and Pub Accommodation

lavishly furnished in gothic splendour, the velvet-lined walls and silver baths of these surprising suites provide a unique sensory experience

in a picturesque harbour location in the south of Skye, enjoy great food here and scenic views from charming rooms, some with four poster beds

guests can enjoy first-class cuisine at this exceptionally well presented restaurant which boasts 8 sumptuously furnished, en-suite rooms

elegant and spacious rooms with a dedicated lounge area, above a renowned, multi-award-winning restaurant at the foot of Calton Hill

with a high standard of decor throughout, this elegant hotel offers sumptuous rooms, an a la carte restaurant and a relaxed bistro bar

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

quayside inn with picturesque harbour views, comfy, cosy rooms - most have harbour views - and a restaurant where seafood is a speciality

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

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

once visited by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, this spacious 18th century hotel retains traditional character alongside modern comforts

enjoy award-winning cuisine at this elegant, town-centre hotel, featuring sumptuous, stylish rooms; ideally placed for exploring Galloway

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

experience the opulent glamour of the stage-set styled rooms and the hedonistic cocktail bar, at this hotel in a fantastic central location

situated amidst scenic countryside on the A97 just 5 miles from the Cairngorms National Park, the well-presented rooms enjoy country views

reputed to be Scotland's oldest hotel - dates from 1699 - and is in the heart of Perth, today it offers traditional hospitality with modern comforts

enjoys a scenic setting with a rushing brook passing through its pretty gardens, there is an elegant restaurant and cosy bar with real log fire

once played host to Queen Victoria, a cosy hotel with individually designed rooms and a casual eating and dining area and wine bar

the main focal point of this pretty Loch Tay village, it offers stylish rooms and lodges, a restaurant overlooking the River Tay and a traditional bar

the serenity of the wooded grounds and the comfort of the elegant rooms, assures a relaxing stay at this fine Georgian house

cosy inn with a history spanning five centuries, Rabbie Burns once took shelter here, now offering luxurious rooms and award winning dining