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Top Things to do in Scotland
- 1. Arthur's Seat
- 2. Kelvingrove Art Gallery and MuseumVisitScotland Tourism OrganisationThe 10 ultimate Scottish attractions you cannot miss
- 3. Luskentyre
- 4. Blackstone Clydesdales & Dig-a-Day Experience
- 5. Cairn O'Mohr Fruit Wines
- 6. Glen Coe
- 7. Strathblane Falconry
- 8. Finn Falconry
- 9. Eden Mill
- 10. In Your Element Scotland
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Want to trace the footsteps of royalty and clansmen at Edinburgh Castle? Discover the off-the-beaten-track beauty or chat with the locals over a whisky or three in the Highlands? Whether its ancient history, modern art or just the most mouth-watering local cuisine you’re looking for, you can experience them all in Scotland.
Things to do in Scotland
1. Langside
Overall Ratings
5 based on 127 reviews
Brilliant!
Reviewed By Marykate27Had a great stay with Debbie and Jim on Saturday night. Shame it was only the one night, would gladly have stayed longer! Can only echo other reviews……a lovely warm welcome, asked straightaway if we wanted tea/coffee……….which we did. Had a great chat before we went off to meet friends. Rooms are lovely, ours had own entrance and lovely area to sit and enjoy sunshine. Our friends room was in the house, and just as lovely. Everything you need is there for you. Debbie and Jim are so welcoming and friendly, felt as though we’d known them for ever. We all enjoyed hearing aboutJim’s football days, could have sat there all day. Would thoroughly recommend……..you will not be disappointed. Mary
2. Silverglades Holiday Homes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 290 reviews
We have over 16 stylish, 3 & 4 star self catering holiday homes in Aviemore, each with their own private garden, BBQ, patio area, private parking and fully equipped to meet all your holiday needs. To ensure your stay is a happy and pleasurable one we have staff on site at our reception to offer friendly support and information on the area and activities. Any day check-in and 2 nights breaks.
The Stag, wonderful place to stay
Reviewed By karen2064sMy family and I, age range 25 to 85 stayed here for our 4th stay in The Stag. We have been coming to Silverglades for 8 years. Such a lovely place to stay, very comfortable, exceptionally clean, everything you could need provided. Aviemore is just a 10 minute walk away and Dalfaber is lovely for meals, we also played Badminton there too, again just a few minutes walk away. Lovely helpful staff, we were kept fully informed and sent information from the time of booking. Also thankyou for the bottle of Prosecco and shortbread biscuits, tea, coffee and milk, a lovely touch. Will definitely be staying here again ❤
3. Drum Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
B&B Drum Farm is a family run business, situated in an 300 year old farm house surrounded by beautiful contryside only 7 miles out of stirling.
What a little gem!
Reviewed By wendybO4181HAWe booked this B & B as a stop over on our way to northern Scotland and what an amazing decision it turned out to be. Super dog friendly, brilliant off lead walks from the farm itself and so quiet. The room was spotlessly clean and the full Scottish breakfast was fabulous. Endless tea, coffee, hot chocolate and biscuits for you to help yourself to just outside your room and use of a fridge and a microwave should you need them. Jess was so friendly and accomplished we will definitely be back. Anybody needing a stop over to break up your journey or even for a longer stay this place is great.
4. Woodcockfaulds Farm & B&B
Overall Ratings
5 based on 41 reviews
Farm stay bed and breakfast
One night visit.
Reviewed By WalesStanleyThe room is absolutely spotless and very well kept. Nothing is to much trouble for the proprietor. Easy to find off the main road. And very relax. The room wax better than some hotels I have stayed in. I would definitely recommend staying here for a break in Stirling.
5. St Andrews Country Lodges
Overall Ratings
5 based on 248 reviews
St Andrews Country Lodges offer luxury self catering accommodation on the outskirts of the historic university town of St Andrews, The Home of Golf. The lodges offer an open plan kitchen-diner-lounge, master bedroom with en-suite facilities and two twin rooms with a shared bathroom. The lodges are located on our 3rd generation family farm called Cuplahills. The site benefits form a private entrance and stunning views towards St Andrews bay. The eco-lodges offer luxury accommodation for the discerning traveller with a superb on site kids play park, acres of space to walk and explore around the farm and woodlands and a wealth of attractions in the local area. The lodges are fully equipped so all you need to bring is the family, food, possibly a favourite pet and the desire to relax.
Family trip
Reviewed By rosecB6591MYJust returned from family break at St Andrews Country Lodges.The lodge was lovely,well equiped with stunning views.The farm tour with Stephen and Freddie was amazing and can't thank them enough for time they gave Luca,lots of memories for him and making our stay enjoyable.Would highly recommend and well worth another visit.
6. Storm-Pods
Overall Ratings
5 based on 98 reviews
Fancy a camping-style holiday on Islay but want a little luxury? Islay Pods are now available to book online, for a true glamping experience, with prices starting at just £65 per night! These high quality, well equipped glamping pods offer a luxurious approach to the traditional camping experience without losing the freedom and tranquillity of that "back to nature" feel. Because the pods are heated, they offer warm and cosy accommodation - "camping all year round"! We have five pods and the Tin House Holiday cottage sleeping up to 4 and 6 people. All are set in Lagavulin Bay on the beautiful Isle of Islay, an area of outstanding natural beauty where white-tailed eagles, seals and otters are frequent visitors. We are situated right next door to the famous whiskey distilleries of Laphroaig, Lagavulin and Ardbeg.
Simply enchanting!
Reviewed By Dana PWhat could possibly be better than staying in a quaint little hobbit pod on the waters of Lagavulin Bay… Nestled in between 3 distilleries within walking distance… And a view of an ancient castle?! My family and I have stayed in some wonderful places on our travels and our storm pod experience rates right up there as one of the tops! Our pod was comfortable and incredibly peaceful. We saw swans, otters, seals and sailboats on the water outside our windows… Rainbows, a couple of incredible sunsets and sunrises, and, happily, more blue sky and sun than not! You could fill an entire day just exploring the rocks and castle on Lagavulin bay! It was the perfect place to relax after a long day of exploring the enchanted island and experiencing all the busy Feis Ile festivities! Gus was a fabulous and hilarious host and we were delighted to find that he was also our guide on one of the festival boat tours! The Isle of Islay has now nestled itself into our hearts and we hope to return to stay at the storm pods again one day.
7. Lochwood Farm Steading
Overall Ratings
5 based on 143 reviews
Luxurious, romantic five star Scottish Bed and Breakfast. Perfect for a relaxing and peaceful getaway in the countryside.
Amazing!
Reviewed By StephandJohn090219We stayed in the chocolate and champagne suite and our stay was perfect from start to finish. Underfloor heating made our stay cosy. All the little added touches were amazing, snacks, chocolates and our favourite the fondue set! The in room double bath is outstanding! The hot tub is a small few steps from the room and Completely private with the most amazing views! We cannot wait to return for another night of luxury! Thanks so much for the hospitality! Stephanie and John
8. Gearrannan Blackhouse Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 156 reviews
What atmosphere......
Reviewed By DonaldA154Spent 5 nights here. Just such a treat. Surely most visitors are delighted. The staff and volunteers were most friendly and helpful. Few suggestions... Need to get into recycling please. We tried to follow the way-marked route north from the village. (Green posts with yellow striped tops). We got lost for a while as the colours on the posts are well faded. Given the tricky underfoot conditions would be good to repaint the yellow tops at least. Thank you for keeping this part of the Island Heritage alive.
9. Lochletter Lodges
Overall Ratings
5 based on 148 reviews
Lochletter Lodges comprises 4 lodges in a quiet scenic area, surrounded by hills, woodland and fields. Lodges sleep up to 4 or 6 persons. There is 1 lodge suitable for disabled persons (wheelchair accessible) and 1 lodge is suitable for persons with walking disabilities. Dogs are welcome. Wi-Fi is available for guests.
Fantastic New Year break
Reviewed By rosemaryk727A long awaited 7 nights at Lochletter Lodges for our two families to celebrate New Year, cancelled last year due to restrictions. The lodges are very comfortable and in the perfect location for walking or relaxing, or visiting near by beauty spots such as Glen Affric. Vincent, the owner, is very helpful and very pleasant to deal with. We can't wait to return again this December.
10. Torrisdale Castle
Overall Ratings
5 based on 125 reviews
Our superb range of self-catering properties on Kintyre's east coast provide accommodation for groups of between 2 and 10 people. The estate offers the perfect opportunity to experience the comforts of modern day living whilst relaxing within a stunning and stress-free environment. Breaks are available for a minimum of 3 nights throughout the year.We are also embracing green technology, and have installed a biomass boiler to serve several properties on the estate, and a small hydro scheme which will generate enough electricity for 90 houses. In addition, our innovative tree planting scheme allows you, as our guest, to plant a tree for every holiday taken. Within the ground floor of the castle is a beautifully furnished self-catering apartment and set within the peaceful wooded grounds are a further four superb cottages and houses.The Kintyre Way passes through the estate, which is an ideal base for those looking to complete the long distance walk in individual stretches, being almost halfway on the 87 mile route.Of special interest at Torrisdale is the organic tannery, specialising in natural coloured sheepskins and deer skins using an ancient tanning method to produce a superior skin.
Lovely stay at the South Lodge with visit to Gin Distillery and Cafe
Reviewed By arp975It was a treat to stay on the estate in the South Lodge. We were close to the lovely grounds and could walk to the Kintyre Gin Distillery and their lovely cafe. The lodge was well-appointed and we were greeted with a wee taste of their delicious gin (a lovely touch by the way). The Lodge came with firewood so we could keep the fire going to ward off the cool, wet weather that comes with that season (we live in the tropics so I'm afraid we used more wood that those from cooler climes would have done). The kitchen was small but perfect for reheating the meals we purchased on our way down and while we were there and all the kitchen bits and pieces we needed were available. While staying there, we took advantage of a gin tasting that we pre-booked and had a wonderful time. Our biggest problem was deciding which gin we liked the best (the two of us didn't agree). And, after the gin tasting, we ate at the delightful cafe which had fresh food, wonderful soups and sandwhiches in a warm and friendly atmosphere. It's clear that this estate is a family affair and the energy and enthusiasm of the family and the staff were wonderful to see and experience. We can't wait to return when next in the area.
