City: Scotland Bed and Breakfast Inns
Top Hotels in Scotland Bed and Breakfast Inns
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
Top 10 Bed and Breakfast Inns in Scotland, United Kingdom
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.
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1. Craigmhor Lodge & Courtyard
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2257 reviews
Winners of The Scottish Hotel Awards Guest House of the Year 2019 & 2018 and the AA's Scottish B&B Breakfast of of the Year 2019 Breakfast of the Year. Craigmhor Lodge & Courtyard is tucked away in enchanting woodland in central Pitlochry. We offer a luxury retreat and an ideal base for exploring Highland Perthshire. Our accommodation comprises of 3 tasteful bedrooms in the Victorian Lodge and 12 luxury Courtyard rooms - many with private balcony or garden terrace . These rooms are the perfect choice for those who appreciate thoughtful touches such as blue tooth music systems & spacious bathrooms. Relax and let Craigmhor work its magic!
Jubilee weekend.
Reviewed By davitwinchlWe managed to get the last room for the weekend. From when we arrived until we left we felt that the experience was far superior than other alternatives that we’d had before. Jane, Calum and Bailey were all so welcoming and treated us like real guests. The breakfast was incredible and shouldn’t be missed. The room fee was a little more than some of the other local alternatives but far superior. Small details as decent espresso machines, quality towels and Scottish soaps made the stay feel like a retreat. Don’t miss staying here. Avoid 3rd party booking websites as there wasn’t any saving for us and support these lovely people by booking online directly. I looked for the red squirrels but couldn’t see them. I’ll bring some nuts next time. Thanks. Dave and S
2. Loch Melfort Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1327 reviews
The finest location on the West coast of Scotland awaits visitors to experience this hotel and it's award-winning restaurant, the perfect place for a relaxing holiday or short break at any time of the year... as long as you can put up with the amazing views, the fantastic food, the log fire in the lounge and the selection of malt whiskys!
Wonderful dinner overlooking Asknish Bay
Reviewed By 471libbylMy husband and I had a lovely dinner at the Loch Melfort Hotel while we were staying in the area. The food was fantastic and we had a table looking out over the bay and the field of goats, rabbits, chickens and highland cattle. A walk down the path to the waterfront was the perfect way to end the evening.
3. The Old Mill Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2130 reviews
The Old Mill Inn is a family owned & run VisitScotland 4-star Gold Inn in the heart of Pitlochry. With 13 luxurious guest rooms, we offer a great choice for those seeking all the benefits of 4 star accommodation in Pitlochry, alongside a lively bistro & bar atmosphere. The Old Mill Inn is a meeting of a much loved ‘local’ and a top-class bar & bistro. Our informal, friendly approach encourages customers from all walks of life to visit and sample our wide choice of drink offerings or to dine in our popular Restaurant. Our working mill-wheel and year-round weekend live music is also a real draw. We have received multiple awards since opening in 2012 including Country Pub of the Year 2017, Scottish Inn of the Year 2017 at the National Pub & Bar Awards.
Very comfortable room, delicious food, and excellent service-attitude among all staff make this a very pleasant stay
Reviewed By AshlanderLoved this Inn in the charming Scottish small town. The room was very comfortable, well appointed, with amenities. But the truly exceptional thing was the service attitude among the staff. Everyone was just unusually friendly, helpful and enthusiastic. We observed that they also treated each other with this same attitude to helpfulness and positivity. We attribute this to good management, and we certainly felt we benefitted from that. I received emails advising me to book for dinner if I wanted to eat at their establishment, and I received an almost immediate response when I did so. Other emails advising of our arrival time and asking about parking were also immediately acknowledged. The food at the Inn was also delicious and the place is obviously very popular locally. We could not have been more pleased with this accommodation, which for us, was a stop between St. Andrews golf day and Inverness. We were so happy we chose to stop here and experience this brand of Scottish hospitality. Definitively one of the best we have encountered so far in Scotland.
4. Native Edinburgh
Overall Ratings
5 based on 229 reviews
Nestled in the heart of Edinburgh’s New Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, you’ll find us. Native Edinburgh’s enviable location on Queen Street means you get access to one of the city’s many coveted private gardens. You’re also walking distance from both Haymarket and Waverley Stations, and less than five minutes’ stroll to Princes Street.
A good stay at Native Edinburgh
Reviewed By NatalieReg427Room 002 Firstly someone mentions below there being no lobby? There certainly is, with a reception and small but well stocked bar. Pros: The apartment itself is a decent size and obviously comes with a great size fridge, dishwasher, hobs and kettle. There is ample opportunities for storage which is great. Relatively clean on arrival. It seems someone does come into the room at times as we noticed additional toilet rolls, the bins being emptied and extra coffee/tea. Great size TV. The bathroom for me was excellent. - a large sink , hot towel rail and both a waterfall and standard shower with great pressure. Shampoo and shower gel provided. Management and staff were excellent - welcoming,kind and genuinely interested in the development of Native. On the first day the key cards were not available but this was not an issue for us and was handled professionally and quickly resolved with as little interruption to our holiday as possible. There is breakfast available (croissants, pastries etc) at an additional price - we didn’t try it but looked great. The reception is manned 24/7 which is helpful and handy. After 10ishpm (might be 9 not sure) you can use your key card to gain access. Good heating and air con - works quickly and quietly! Cons: The kitchenette missed essentials which made it not very usable for us. No toaster, no freezer (I would have put in a fridge with a small freezer shelf - plenty if not too much fridge space). There was no milk for tea and coffee, no oil, salt and pepper etc. We went out to buy milk on the first day. It would have been helpful to know what is included in the service - we knew someone was coming into the room due to changes like adding toilet roll but the bed was not being made etc (we didn’t expect any service to be honest). TV was logged into an Italian service (we sorted this ourselves after some time). We had to shut all blinds and curtains as it faced a restaurant and people would look straight into your room. Other: People were still logged into streaming services (please be careful doing this - we could have racked up a hefty bill by purchasing films on some innocent persons account). Didn’t bother me but I did overhear staff discussing pay, in particular wanting a pay rise. Might not be appropriate in front of guests. The staff are still sorting out the bar and services linked to the bar. They were very kind and open to trying to make drinks that were not on the menu. Just be aware not everyone behind the bar may be a bartender. Initially we thought there was only one set of towels - the other is in the wardrobe as an FYI! You are at one side of Edinburgh, close to the new town but about a 20 minute walk to the old town with some inclines. Didn’t bother us but may be helpful for others to know. Native is near a few coffee shops and an excellent but expensive cocktail bar (panda and sons) - it gets busy at the weekend so book early.
5. Torlinnhe Guest House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 989 reviews
Torlinnhe Guest House is an award winning luxury value accommodation in Fort William. We are located a mile out of Fort William city centre ( 5 min in a car/taxi or 20 min levelled walk). We have 8 bright, contemporary bedrooms, all with en-suite shower rooms, digital TVs, Netflix and free WI-FI access. At the heart of our guest house, a modern and intimate dining room that overlooks Loch Linnhe with spectacular views of the Ardgour hills and beyond. Join us for breakfast, drinks and nibbles or dinner and enjoy best of Scottish produce cooked for you with love. Dinner available every night from 5.30pm. See our website for more information and menu options. We have free parking on-site as well as secure bicycle and motorbike storage.
Wow - don’t hesitate, book it !
Reviewed By Iain and Barbar... CWe stayed here for one night on our way to Inverness to travel the NC500, and were blown away by the quality and service provided by Mark and his team. 2 weeks later we stayed another night before travelling home, and this proved that the first visit wasn’t a fluke. The quality at this B&B is nothing short of exceptional. Everything is “just right”, from the furniture & decor to the marvellous food at breakfast & dinner. Mark makes everyone feel at home and extremely comfort from the moment you step in the door. As an ex-chef, it is clear he still has a passion for food. Breakfast is exceptional, and the dinner option during Summer months is a “must have” - why walk into Fort William, which is quite run-down, when you can have the quality of food offered by Mark. If that’s not enough, the bedrooms are a good size, with high quality furnishings and extremely comfortable large beds. We have no hesitation in recommending this accommodation, and it would be our first and only choice when visiting the area again.
6. The Skye Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 364 reviews
The Skye Inn is a modern, comfortable and friendly inn, located a short walk from Portree Main Square on the Isle of Skye. The perfect place for a relaxing evening before heading out to explore our magical island. We have tasty, traditional meals, and a great selection of Scottish drinks, and a friendly team on hand to help you make the most of your stay.
Highland tour
Reviewed By A8861XMlouisebWe recently stayed here during our bus trip to Skye. The room was spotless with a modern bathroom and a very appreciated smart tv. After full days on a bus getting back to our rooms and popping on a movie from our streaming app was so lovely. There’s lot of places to eat in Portree but we chose to eat in the hotel both days because the staff were phenomenal and really made it so welcoming and fun. Andy, Johnny Tessa and Rihanna were just some of the people we had the pleasure to interact with. The food was great and the dinning area/lounge room was lovely and open yet cosy. Thanks again everyone!
7. Rossmount Guest House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 445 reviews
Rossmount is a Victorian stone built townhouse dating from 1870. The house has been recently, sympathetically, refurbished to a high standard by new owners, Robert & Ruth, and retains a wealth of original features.Conveniently situated in the quiet, residential Crown area of Inverness a 5 minute walk from the town centre shops & restaurants, Inverness castle , Eden Court Theatre & both train & bus stations, Rossmount is an ideal base for exploring the Scottish Highlands . All 5 guest rooms have en-suite shower room & WC, hairdryer, hot drinks facilities & USB sockets. Free wifi is available in all areas. Free guest parking is located at the rear of the building & is accessed from Argyle Terrace.
Really enjoyed out stay
Reviewed By jimbillhThe room was quite a bit larger than I expected. It and the bathroom were clean and well decorated. Parking at the back of the house made it that much better, as street parking was ridiculous. The host was great fun. Breakfast was ok. Location is great for getting around. We walked everywhere.
8. B+B Edinburgh
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1147 reviews
We are here to change the way you think about bed & breakfast.B+B Edinburgh is a stunning boutique bed & breakfast situated in a historic listed building in the heart of Edinburgh. Sensitively refurbished to the highest quality in 2011, the property offers a stylish bar where guests can relax and enjoy a range of specially selected Scottish whiskies. The library offers a cosy retreat for guests wishing to enjoy a quiet moment after a hectic day of sight-seeing. Pets are welcome.
Two night stay in May
Reviewed By fiwvelardeI have stayed at B+B quite a few times and have never written a review before. My son and his family live in Edinburgh so I visit quite regularly. If there are too many of us to stay in my sons flat, my husband and I offer to stay in Hotels. So we have tried quite a few over the 11 years our son has lived here. I felt compelled to write a review and it is a shame to be so negative as the building is quite beautiful. I stayed in my room as little as possible as it really was quite depressing. Up at the top of the building as I was on my own. The lighting flickered, the bathroom door creaked and I worried about disturbing others up in the attic as I could here the people next to me coughing through the thin walls. The plugs in the bathroom had come off their chains, the body lotion was half used. The sockets by the bed were under a large glass table they use as a bedside table and if you were elderly or not able to go on your hands and knees would not be able to use them. This is also where the kettle is?? The paint is peeling off the ceiling in the bedroom and the bathroom and the whole room needs re decorating. The rooms are un loved which is a pity as it could be a super place to stay. My two night stay cost £297 not cheap!
9. Oak Tree Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1958 reviews
The Oak Tree Inn consists of accommodation in rooms above the inn and in a series of on-site cottages. There is also a restaurant and bar, coffee shop & ice cream parlour and village shop. The Oak Tree is in Balmaha, a beautiful loch side village in Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park.
Very comfortable stay on West Highland Way
Reviewed By David LStayed here for one night while walking The West Highland Way. The staff were very welcoming, the room was very comfortable and the service and food in the restaurant was very good. Highly recommended - we'll be back!
10. Court Residence
Overall Ratings
5 based on 655 reviews
Perfectly located in the historic centre of Linlithgow, close to Edinburgh Airport, Glasgow & Stirling, the stylish, luxurious Court Residence is a true home from home for both leisure and business travellers. A collection of suites set within the iconic Linlithgow County Courthouse of 1862.
Amazing getaway for me and my wife
Reviewed By pauliG6282LLVisited on our way to Edinburgh, so happy with the choice of the Court residence, friendly staff lovely room, amazing stay, will highly recommend and will re visit, the history was so interesting and beautiful
