Drive & Hike: Highlands & Islands Discovery

This hotel reflects the city's own modern renaissance, combining striking traditional architecture with the most exciting contemporary design and high-tech facilities. Behind the superb exterior, the 59-bedroom townhouse has been designed with a sense of luxury and relaxation with a home-from-home feel so you can enjoy an ideal night's sleep, and wake up refreshed and rejuvenated.

This small, friendly Glasgow Hotel offers lovely B&B accommodation.  The hotel has a perfect location near to Botanic Gardens and to the many dining options of Byres Road in the West End of Glasgow.

Abbotsford Lodge is a large Victorian house built around 1890; it is now a beautiful, modern 4-star B&B within walking distance to the bustling centre of Callander. With stunning rooms and a relaxing lounge this is the ideal place for you to unwind after a day’s walking. Most of the main rooms in the house retain many of their original features, and all rooms have colour televisions, tea and coffee making facilities.

Heather House is located on Callander Main Street making it the perfect spot for exploring this charming town. All rooms have been refurbished to a high standard. All rooms have a flat screen TV, WIFI, Hospitality tray, Small fridge, Hairdryer and Complimentary Toiletries. There is a small library of books and DVD’s in the hall which guests can borrow.

Annfield is a beautiful family run guest house built in 1875 as a wealthy Glasgow merchant’s country retreat.  The six bedrooms are furnished and decorated to a high standard, offering very comfortable accommodation and everything you would expect to make your stay enjoyable. All rooms have goosedown duvets and high quality bed-linen. There is also an lcd tv, a hairdryer and a well-stocked hospitality tray in each room.

A warm welcome awaits you at Guisachan House, a family run private guest house. They are situated in an elevated position off the main road with views over Loch Linnhe and surrounding hills only 5 minutes walking distance from Fort William town centre. They have 17 bedrooms and a guest lounge and bar offering wine, beer, spirits and malt whiskey. Wireless Internet is available for the guests. There is some photography dotted around the guest house taken by Phil, one of the owners. 

Dora welcomes you with open arms to her beautiful guest house - Myrtle Bank. Overlooking Loch Linnie and just a short stroll from the town centre Myrtle Bank is a wonderful place to relax at the end of the West Highland Way.

A warm welcome awaits you at Guisachan House, a family run private guest house. They are situated in an elevated position off the main road with views over Loch Linnhe and surrounding hills only 5 minutes walking distance from Fort William town centre. They have 17 bedrooms and a guest lounge and bar offering wine, beer, spirits and malt whiskey. Wireless Internet is available for the guests. There is some photography dotted around the guest house taken by Phil, one of the owners. 

Dora welcomes you with open arms to her beautiful guest house - Myrtle Bank. Overlooking Loch Linnie and just a short stroll from the town centre Myrtle Bank is a wonderful place to relax at the end of the West Highland Way.

It would be hard to find a more dramatic and inspiring setting in the whole of Scotland, than the one enjoyed by The Sligachan Hotel. With the Black Cuillin towering at its back and the sparkling waters of Loch Sligachan at its foot, the hotel has served walkers for nearly 180 years. Serving the finest of ingredients their restaurant is the perfect place to eat after a day’s walking. Relax over a glass of wine and succulent steak or the freshest of seafood and fish.

Built in 1871 as a hunting box for the MacDonalds, Sconser Lodge is now a delightful hotel, where you are assured a friendly, relaxing stay. Its central location between Portree and Broadford. The hotel which has been graded 3 stars by Visit Scotland, has 8 en-suite rooms, all with TV. They have a dining room, where they serve delicious home cooking; a bar offering Isle of Skye real ale, a range of malt whiskies and a selection of wines; and a comfortable lounge with books, games and TV.

The Quiraing is a comfortable, family run guest house a few minutes’ walk from the centre of Portree.  All bedrooms are en-suite and have a small fridge and all the amenities you require for a comfortable overnight stay. There is also a guest lounge where you can relax and unwind in the evening

It would be hard to find a more dramatic and inspiring setting in the whole of Scotland, than the one enjoyed by The Sligachan Hotel. With the Black Cuillin towering at its back and the sparkling waters of Loch Sligachan at its foot, the hotel has served walkers for nearly 180 years. Serving the finest of ingredients their restaurant is the perfect place to eat after a day’s walking. Relax over a glass of wine and succulent steak or the freshest of seafood and fish.

Built in 1871 as a hunting box for the MacDonalds, Sconser Lodge is now a delightful hotel, where you are assured a friendly, relaxing stay. Its central location between Portree and Broadford. The hotel which has been graded 3 stars by Visit Scotland, has 8 en-suite rooms, all with TV. They have a dining room, where they serve delicious home cooking; a bar offering Isle of Skye real ale, a range of malt whiskies and a selection of wines; and a comfortable lounge with books, games and TV.

The Quiraing is a comfortable, family run guest house a few minutes’ walk from the centre of Portree.  All bedrooms are en-suite and have a small fridge and all the amenities you require for a comfortable overnight stay. There is also a guest lounge where you can relax and unwind in the evening

The Harris Hotel has been family-owned and run for over 100 years. The hotel has 23 en-suite bedrooms, most of which are quite different, in keeping with the character of the building, but all have undergone extensive refurbishment, some in a more modern style and others retaining the more traditional feel of the hotel. In the restaurant, their menus offer an extensive choice of only the best and freshest of local ingredients, including fresh fish, shellfish, lamb, beef and venison. Their food is traditional but with modern and contemporary flair.

You will be guaranteed a warm welcome at this boutique hotel in Tarbet. All their guest rooms have been decorated and furnished to a high standard and you will find all the amenities you require for a great overnight stay. 

Overlooking Loch Direcleit the guest house has a spacious living area and cosy rooms where you can relax and revel in its remote location.

Loch Roag Guest House provides a comfortable accommodation where you can relax and feel at home. It is tastefully decorated throughout, with bedrooms furnished with quality furniture. Throughout the house you will find a selection of local art and photography adorning the walls. These are examples of work on exhibit at the Morven and Oisveal Gallaries situated 10 miles north of Loch Roag. Wireless Broadband is available throughout the house.

Situated on a small croft in Breasclete- a small weaving village on the west side of Lewis, Eshcol Guest House is a superb example of the warm hospitality that is extended to every visitor to the Island. Your hosts have been in the business for over 20 years. Armed with this experience they have the ability to make their guests feel at home as soon as they arrive. Eshcol is a small establishment where the emphasis is on quality and attention to detail. The house is non smoking and all the rooms are located on the ground floor. They are perfect for visitors who have problems with stairs.

The Doune Braes Hotel extends a personal welcome from your host, Eileen MacDonald, and her staff. The hotel offers comfortable accommodation, fine food and spectacular surroundings. Part of the hotel’s charm and tranquil feeling is accentuated by the beautiful lochan that fronts the hotel. Seen from the dining room and almost every guest room, the colours and views from early morning to dusk provide a beautiful setting during your stay.

The Doune Braes Hotel is situated in the township of Carloway on the west side of the Isle of Lewis in the Western Isles and is within minutes of lovely beaches, excellent fly fishing, world class archaeological sites and breath taking walks.

Loch Roag Guest House provides a comfortable accommodation where you can relax and feel at home. It is tastefully decorated throughout, with bedrooms furnished with quality furniture. Throughout the house you will find a selection of local art and photography adorning the walls. These are examples of work on exhibit at the Morven and Oisveal Gallaries situated 10 miles north of Loch Roag. Wireless Broadband is available throughout the house.

Situated on a small croft in Breasclete- a small weaving village on the west side of Lewis, Eshcol Guest House is a superb example of the warm hospitality that is extended to every visitor to the Island. Your hosts have been in the business for over 20 years. Armed with this experience they have the ability to make their guests feel at home as soon as they arrive. Eshcol is a small establishment where the emphasis is on quality and attention to detail. The house is non smoking and all the rooms are located on the ground floor. They are perfect for visitors who have problems with stairs.

The Doune Braes Hotel extends a personal welcome from your host, Eileen MacDonald, and her staff. The hotel offers comfortable accommodation, fine food and spectacular surroundings. Part of the hotel’s charm and tranquil feeling is accentuated by the beautiful lochan that fronts the hotel. Seen from the dining room and almost every guest room, the colours and views from early morning to dusk provide a beautiful setting during your stay.

The Doune Braes Hotel is situated in the township of Carloway on the west side of the Isle of Lewis in the Western Isles and is within minutes of lovely beaches, excellent fly fishing, world class archaeological sites and breath taking walks.

The B&B has outstanding views across the loch and out towards the Summer Isles, with some spectacular sunsets. The location allows you to stroll to all the attractions of the village, but is quiet enough to ensure a good night’s sleep. Bedrooms are modern, bright and individually styled. All have en-suite facilities. There is free Wi-Fi access, local information, maps and menus to browse through along with books and games for the occasional wet day

The Royal Hotel is one of the oldest hotels in Ullapool and occupies a prestigious location. They have 54 beautifully-renovated, stylish and contemporary bedrooms, many with panoramic views over Loch Broom and beautiful mountains. All rooms are equipped with en-suite facilities (with a bath or shower) and offer hospitality trays with tea and coffee; flat screen colour TV and free wifi. They have a choice of bars and restaurants available offering fresh market produce or some of the finest seafood available prepare to perfection by their dedicated chefs.

Waterside House is a long established quality B&B and has built up an impressive reputation for returning guests. Their 3 bedrooms all have magnificent views overlooking the harbour, the shores of Loch Broom and the panorama of the surrounding hills. From your window, you can also watch local fishing/cruise boats sail in and out of the harbour as well as the ferry arriving and docking from Stornoway. All the beds are fitted with Memory visco foam deluxe mattresses and all rooms have wall mounted flat screen TVs with Freesat digital channels. They also have hospitality trays and free wireless Internet access.

The B&B has outstanding views across the loch and out towards the Summer Isles, with some spectacular sunsets. The location allows you to stroll to all the attractions of the village, but is quiet enough to ensure a good night’s sleep. Bedrooms are modern, bright and individually styled. All have en-suite facilities. There is free Wi-Fi access, local information, maps and menus to browse through along with books and games for the occasional wet day

The Royal Hotel is one of the oldest hotels in Ullapool and occupies a prestigious location. They have 54 beautifully-renovated, stylish and contemporary bedrooms, many with panoramic views over Loch Broom and beautiful mountains. All rooms are equipped with en-suite facilities (with a bath or shower) and offer hospitality trays with tea and coffee; flat screen colour TV and free wifi. They have a choice of bars and restaurants available offering fresh market produce or some of the finest seafood available prepare to perfection by their dedicated chefs.

Waterside House is a long established quality B&B and has built up an impressive reputation for returning guests. Their 3 bedrooms all have magnificent views overlooking the harbour, the shores of Loch Broom and the panorama of the surrounding hills. From your window, you can also watch local fishing/cruise boats sail in and out of the harbour as well as the ferry arriving and docking from Stornoway. All the beds are fitted with Memory visco foam deluxe mattresses and all rooms have wall mounted flat screen TVs with Freesat digital channels. They also have hospitality trays and free wireless Internet access.

Inverglen is a Victorian stone villa built in 1894.  All bedrooms are en-suite and have complimentary toiletries. Each room has a digital flat screen television, a radio alarm clock, hair dryer and hot water bottle. Their large comfortable guest lounge has an extensive library of guides, reference books, novels and magazines, as well as many CD’s and DVD’s for you to borrow. They also serve complimentary tea/coffee together with biscuits or other home-baked treats most afternoons.

Riverview is a lovely Victorian House overlooking Cavell Gardens and the River Ness. It has recently been refurbished to a high standard and offers very comfortable accommodation. Each room has en-suite facilities and either River or Garden views. Eilidh will offer you a warm Highland welcome and make your stay a home away from home. There is also washing and drying facilities for those unfortunate rainy days!

The Glen Mhor Hotel is situated in a tranquil location on the south bank of the River Ness, a 3-minute walk from Inverness city centre. Accommodation is divided between 4 charming Victorian townhouses - many rooms have wonderful views across the river to the cathedral and Eden Court Theatre. Nico's Bistro and Bar offers an informal atmosphere and dining inspired by French cuisine. A range of drinks are served in the bar, including an extensive whiskey collection, and there are cosy log-burning fires. Laundry facilities are available (cost dependent upon load) but drying facilities are available at no extra cost.

The Acarsaid is a small family run hotel in the heart of Pitlochry, they have 19 bedrooms, all different sizes and shapes and they believe that your bedroom should be a bit of a home from home and as such the rooms are warm, welcoming places for you to relax in and enjoys a great nights’ stay.

Tucked away in secluded wooded grounds in the Highland Perthshire town of Pitlochry, this beautiful early Victorian house has now been transformed into a 14-bedroom boutique B&B, providing a unique blend of the traditional with the luxury of contemporary design. The individually designed spacious deluxe rooms all have comfortable six foot wide beds and are decorated with stylish fabrics and furnishings. 

A warm welcome awaits you at this splendid 4 star Victorian Guesthouse. Conveniently situated in the beautiful Perthshire town of Pitlochry, our reputation for providing excellent Bed and Breakfast accommodation is confirmed by our recommendations in the prestigious Michelin Guide, Karen Brown's Travel Guide and the Rough Guide to Scotland. Our Bed and Breakfast accommodation is located just a few minutes walk from Pitlochry town centre. After an evening stroll around our Highland town you can tuck yourself up in a comfy bed and look forward to the scrumptious breakfast in the morning.