Due to the popularity of the Loch and the area around it you will find many hotels near Loch Ness, including luxury accommodatin as well as cheaper bed & breakfasts and guest houses. If you prefer to live a little closer to nature there are also a large number of campsites nearby.

Elgin is an exceptionally friendly place, and you will be made most welcome at the many guest houses which are popular accommodation options amongst regular visitors. If you would rather have a few more creature comforts at hand, there are of course a selection of Elgin hotels to choose from.

The George is within walking distance of the majority of Edinburgh’s attractions including the famous Castle, Princes Street Gardens and Holyrood Palace. A little further away is Edinburgh Zoo and the port area of Leith, which is home to the Royal Yacht Britannia. All 249 of the hotels en suite bedrooms, many with views of Edinburgh Castle or the Firth of Forth, have been furnished to an upper four star standard to ensure comfort and satisfaction. The George Hotel offers facilities for conferences, banqueting and special events, with function rooms accommodating upto 300 people including the Kings Hall which can seat 300 delegates theatre style or laid out for dinner.

The George hotel is just one of several hundred accommodation options including hotels in Edinburgh which we have available to book on the Hotels In Scotland site.

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.

The Roxburgh is just one of many Edinburgh hotels you will find on the Hotels In Scotland website. All available with customer ratings and fast online booking.

The Balmoral has been beautifully refurbished and individually designed by Olga Polizzi. The 188 opulent suites and stylish rooms have magnificent views of the city or the hotel’s internal courtyard. For a memorable culinary experience, visit number one – the only Michelin-starred hotel restaurant in Edinburgh – or try the chic and stylish Hadrian’s Brasserie. In addition, Palm Court hosts Scotland’s only Bollinger Champagne Bar. For utter relaxation visit The Balmoral’s award-winning Spa, with its 15metre pool, ESPA treatment rooms and fully-equipped gym. The Balmoral’s ten conference and banqueting suites all enjoy natural daylight and stunning views of Edinburgh Castle, Princes Street or the historic Old Town.

The Balmoral is included alongside hundreds more hotels in Edinburgh available on the site.?

First in the series is the guide to ‘The Granite City’ of Aberdeen in North East Scotland. Aberdeen is best known for it’s oil industry but has much more to offer it’s visitors. Take a look at the Aberdeen city guide to read more,  or jump stright to the Aberdeen hotels page.

Since its retirement it has been permanently moored in the historical Port of Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland. There it is open to the public as an exhibition ship and tourist attraction. Apart from showcasing the typical features of a ship of her class, visitors can expect to get a look at the Queen’s Bedroom, the State Dining Room and the Royal Deck Tea Room, among other things. A Rolls-Royce Phantom V state car previously owned and used by the royal family is also onboard, on display in a for the purpose specially designed garage.

On our main website, you can browse and compare the prices of a huge range of Edinburgh Hotels to suit all budgets.

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.

While in and around Inverness there are several outstanding places you should visit. As mentioned above, Loch Ness is very close to the small city and you have to visit to appreciate the sheer size of the body of water. There are many picnic spots and stop off points surrounding the many miles of Loch-side road.

Also very close to Inverness is the site of, and visitor centre for, the Culloden Battlefield. The famous Battle of Culloden took place in 1746 and changed Scottish history forever. You can also visit the Caledonian Canal, which was constructed to allow passage straight thru the centre of Scotland via interconnected Lochs.

Whether you choose to stay in the city itself or closer to areas such as Loch Ness, you will have no problem finding accommodation. The popularity of the region ensures that there are plenty of Inverness hotels available at any given time.