Take a look at our recommendations on five of the best hotels to visit, when in Scotland.

Best Scottish Hotels

Scotland offers a range of stunning tourist attractions, fascinating historical sights, great shops and a busy nightlife. Whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, Scotland offers a range of stunning hotels to make your visit one to remember.

Best Scottish Hotels: The Brunswick, Glasgow

Deep in the Merchant City district, The Brunswick hotel is best known for its gritty rock n’ roll vibe.

The hotel claims to be the only small independent contemporary hotel in Glasgow’s bustling city centre.

For those wanting to immerse themselves in city, the location of Brunswick Hotel is ideal. You’ll be near to pubs, clubs, shops, and all of Glasgow’s historical attractions.

Rooms Start From: £55
Visit: www.brunswickhotel.co.uk

Best Scottish Hotels: The Marriot, Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Known for excellence in hospitality, the Edinburgh Marriott Hotel has established itself as one of the finest hotels in Edinburgh.

It has a brilliant location, just 15 minutes from the town centre and a five minute drive from the airport, offering both business and recreational visitors easy traveling into the city of Edinburgh.

Travelconnect reader, Ryan Lewis, has also stayed at the hotel and gives the hotel 10 out of 10.

“We recently stayed at the Marriot, Dalmahoy, Edinburgh. With Staff service being amongst the best I have received throughout the world.' Read the complete review, Click here.

The hotel is very stylish and a lovely hotel to retreat.

Rooms Start From: £120
Visit: www.marriott.co.uk

Best Scottish Hotels: Greenlawns, Nairn, United Kingdom

If you would like to visit Scotland without heading to the big cities of Glasgow or Edinburgh, Nairn may be the perfect alternative.

Greenlawns is a beautiful hotel based near the beach and extremely close to the town centre and golf course.

You will stay in a Victorian house surrounded by the lush scenery of East Nairn.

“The proprietors do their best to make you feel at home with a superb Scottish breakfast,” says Olive Lynn, an impressed travelconnect reader. Click here: to read the review.

“They even have menus from most of the local eating houses and lots of tourist information. An amateur genealogist will even help you trace your family tree.”

Rooms Start From: £60
Visit: www.greenlawns.uk.com

Best Scottish Hotels: Skeabost House, Scotland, United Kingdom

The Skeabost, located on the edge of Loch Snizort, is a stunning hotel with a fascinating history.

Originally built as a hunting house, the Skeabost has been modified into a stunning country house surrounded by a 9- hole golf course.

Amenities on site include a cocktail bar, a billiard room, Conservatory Bistro and traditional music most weekends.

“There is an amazing terraced garden which is lit at night. The rates were quite reasonable and the rooms were high ceilingned with glorious wall papers and a bay window that overlooked the gardens.” Says Sam, to read the full review, click here:

Rooms Start From: £69
Visit: www.skeabostcountryhouse.com

Best Scottish Hotels: Lomond View, Loch Lomond, Scotland, United Kingdom

Loch Lomond is a 4 star bed and breakfast guest house overlooking the shores of Loch Lomond, known as the gateway to the highlands.

The bed and breakfast provides just three spacious en suite bedrooms in traditional décor. Each room has views overlooking the shores of Loch Lomond, Ben Lomond and Tarbet bay.

London view also offer celebration packages including champagne, flowers and gift-wrapped Belgian chocolates for those wishing to take a romantic break.
Joanne Harrison, who left a review of the hotel on travelconnect, thought very highly of the hotel.

“Fantastic location…Friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Reasonably priced. Great home cooked breakfast in the morning room with splendid views over the loch, and the mountains on either bank.”

“I would definitely recommend it to others and intend to go back myself.”

Rooms Start From: £75
Visit: www.lomondview.co.uk