Scotland Luxury Inns and Pubs With Rooms

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

a renowned hotel in a small village on the island of Burray , it offers relaxing rooms and suites and serves a menu of fresh, local food

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

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

from its lofty spot there are stunning views over Torrisdale Bay and the sea and it is well placed to enjoy many outdoor pursuits in the area

this friendly hotel, featuring an formal bar and restaurant, looks over Beauly Firth where guests may be fortunate to spot dolphins swimming

as well as an inspiring setting on the sandy beach of Loch Indaal, this Islay hostelry offers luxurious rooms and fine local cuisine and music

enjoy comfy rooms - some have a spa bath, some enjoy scenic views - and warm hospitality at this former hunting lodge set on Loch Gilp

commands fabulous views across the Irish Sea, the terrace is the ideal place to relax in summer whilst the fireside in the bar is best in winter

comfortable hotel set overlooking Broadford Bay to mountains beyond, rooms are decorated in colours that feature in the Drambuie tartan

locally caught seafood and venison is served in this elegant restaurant which offers light, spacious rooms and scenic coastal views

traditional, family-run hotel overlooking the Falls of Lora, just 5 miles from Oban, some of the bright, well-equipped rooms have scenic views

locally sourced produce is served in the rustic restaurant of this 17th-century hotel, featuring two bars, sat on the shores of Loch Craignish

set in woodlands this peaceful hotel has an exceptional location with magnificent sea views and very fine regional dishes in the restaurant

a former coaching inn, on the shores of Loch Ewe, with comfortable rooms - most with sea or mountain views - and a cosy bar and restaurant

nestling in the shadow of the Forth Railway Bridge with views across the water, many of the traditional style rooms boast the same vista

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