The Best Inns & Pub Accommodation in Scotland

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

a former coaching inn that has retained its period charm whilst having been modernised to offer stylish rooms and facilities expected

this former coaching inn offers stylish, well-presented rooms, warming log fires, fresh local food and a good range of Highland whiskies

individually designed rooms and suites, some with mountain views, are centred around the stylish dining room with a feature log-burning stove

a few steps from the seafront, a traditional Victorian house has been refurbished to offer comfortable rooms and a range of dining options

this cosy, welcoming inn offers smart, well-equipped rooms and is set in a conservation village a 15-minute walk from a sandy beach

just a short walk from the loch shore, this modern inn features bright and airy rooms and a relaxed restaurant, specialising in seafood dishes

seafront building that dates back to the 16th-century and enjoys views over the North Sea, offers well-appointed rooms and home-cooked food

welcoming modern pub with spacious rooms and comfy beds is located conveniently near the A1 on the edge of this attractive seaside town

this friendly inn on the Kintyre Peninsula boasts spectacular views of the Isle of Bute and offers an enjoyable menu of locally sourced food

a former coaching inn situated on the market square offering spacious, en suite accommodation in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere

the cosy rooms with comfy beds and the popular adjoining restaurant with a balcony have beautiful views of the mountains or River Leven

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

located just a stone's throw from the waters of the Firth of Tay, housed in a row of cottages and features tastefully furnished guest rooms

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

take a ferry ride to a luxury B&B in the interesting setting of a whisky distillery on an island, with inspiring views over to the Isle of Skye

within walking distance of the sands of Cruden Bay and offers comfy, traditional style rooms, a relaxed lounge bar and beer garden

a quaint and cosy family-run hotel near the town centre has comfortable, well-equipped rooms and an onsite bistro serving tasty food

the island's oldest inn is blessed with a beautiful location and can also offer well-presented rooms and great local seafood in its restaurant