There are many attractions to visit in Aberdeen, including the Aberdeen Art Gallery, the Gordon Highlander’s Museum and the Maritime Museum. The Maritime Museum is rated five star by the Scottish Tourist Board and offers a brilliant introduction to the intricate workings of oil rigs and ships, as well as a excellent insight into Aberdeen’s rich maritime history. Aberdeen also has a good live music scene consisting of venues such as The Lemon Tree and The Tunnels, attracting international artists for a wide range of tastes.

Due to the large number of staff working in the North Sea and associated oil industry, there is an abundance of affordable hotels and other accommodation options available in Aberdeen. You can view and book many Aberdeen hotels quickly and easily on the hotels in Scotland site. You can also read much more about the city in our Aberdeen city guide.

• Thistle Glasgow is an excellent luxury hotel that is located in the middle of Glasgow’s shopping, entertainment and business centre. It is therefore within exceptionally close proximity of almost anything you could need, though given its many in-house options for food and drink you might not take advantage of this feature. Rates start at 90 pounds per night.
• Merchant City hotel Glasgow is a good mid-range option that offers comfortable rooms at a quiet location without sacrificing proximity to the main attractions of the city centre. Rates commence at 39 pounds a night.
• Victorian House Hotel is a good choice for more price-conscious travellers. Both the service and the amenities are basic, but the central location and the reasonable rates of 22 pounds per night more than make up for it.

Feel free to browse and compare our Glasgow hotels, and remember all bookings are covered by our best price guarantee.

• The Hedges, next to historic Calton Hill Park, The Hedges offers guest house accommodation and free Wi-Fi. Waverley rail station and Princes Street are a brief walk away.
• The Osbourne Hotel, in the heart of Edinburgh city centre, this Georgian town house offers free Wi-Fi and good value accommodation. Princes Street is a 5-minute walk away.
• The Links House Hotel, Overlooking Leith Links, this Georgian house offers refurbished rooms with LCD TVs and tea and coffee facilities. A bus stop is located outside, providing quick access to Edinburgh city centre.

You can view Edinburgh hotels to suit all tastes and budgets on the main Hotels in Scotland website.

In the summer months thousands of hillwalkers from across the UK and around the world flock to the mountain to enjoy the trek, and the panoramic views of West Scotland. Come winter, Ben Nevis develops a deep covering of snow and ice, and skilled climbers and mountaineers take up the challenge of fighting thru arctic conditions to reach the summit against the odds.

The vast majority of these visitors choose to stay in nearby Fort William,  a small picturesque town within easy reach of the mountain.
As well as the mountain itself, there are other attractions surrounding Fort William including Inverlochy Castle which holds historical significance in Scotland.

We currently hold details of over 20 hotels, guest houses, and bed & breakfast’s in the area which are available for onlone booking today.

Browse our Fort William hotels today.

Perhaps the best known attraction in Dundee is the famous ship ‘Discovery’(incidentally Dundee is known as ‘The city of Discovery’), which took Captain Scott to the South Pole in 1901. The ship is permanently berthed in Dundee and you can take an on-board guided tour and learn all about the fascinating story of the ship and it’s expeditions.

Dundee is also known in Scotland as a great destination for shoppers, but also boasts museums, theatres, an observatory, beautiful gardens and a wildlife park. It’s a great place to stop on your way further North towards Aberdeen and the Grampian region. For the thrifty among you, Dundee is noted as one of the most affordable places to stay in Scotland.

Whether you are indeed using Dundee as a stopping off point for a single night, or remaining there for a longer period, take a look at our budget selection of cheap hotels in Dundee for somewhere affordable to stay.

To view our selection of cheap hotels in Edinburgh, click the link below and when you are presented with the results, click on the “sort by price” dropdown. This will then display the hotels in Edinburgh according to your selection: eg, cheapest first, most expensive first, etc.

Cheap Hotels In Edinburgh Scotland

Great Attractions In Edinburgh Scotland

The city of Edinburgh, Scotland is full of brilliant world-beating attractions for the visitor. If you are visiting Edinburgh in 2008 you are sure to have a holiday that you and your family will never forget! Here are just two of the amazing things to see and do in the city of Edinburgh:

Edinburgh Castle

The world-famous castle in Edinburgh is one of the most well-known castles in the world and visited by millions of tourists every year. Steeped in history and intrigue, a visit Edinburgh Castle is a day out in itself. Edinburgh Castle is also the venue for the Edinburgh Military Tattoo, an amazing display of bagpipes, drums and military precision that is famous the world over.

Edinburgh International Festival

The Edinburgh International Festival is known as one of the premier festivals in the world, with artists, acts, performers and visitors from all over the world visiting. The difficulty can be finding a quality place to stay during this very busy time in the Scottish capital city.

We have a fabulous selection of Edinburgh festival hotels and accommodation – simply visit the front page fo the site and click on “Edinburgh”. Alternatively you can type your own postcode or placename of you have a particular area in mind and then sort by distance. For example, if you wish to be close to the city centre, type “EH1? or “Edinburgh Castle” into the search box.

Wherever you decide to stay we have a fabulous selection of Scottish hotels and accommodation to choose from – over 650 hotels throughout Scotland!