Discover Scotland

Discover Scotland

Famous throughout the world, Scotland is not only known for its castles, mountains, and lochs but for its rich culture, welcoming people, and vibrant cities. Home to almost 800 small islands, wild coastlines and rolling valleys, this small but stunning country has plenty to discover.

Cairn Hotel & Apartments

The journey starts in Edinburgh, a city like no other. Steeped in history and divided into twelve unique neighbourhoods, each with their own charm and character. Atop an extinct volcano sits the iconic Scottish landmark, Edinburgh Castle. The ancient stronghold turned museum offers guided tours, military marches, and unparalleled views of the city.

Edinburgh’s famous Princes Street is home to a mix of Georgian architecture, unique shops, and breath-taking views of the Old Town landscape. The two-kilometer strip showcases unique shops, chic boutiques, and artisan restaurants. For a more modern approach, explore St James Quarter. Eat, drink, shop and discover Edinburgh’s largest lifestyle and leisure district.

Just a stone’s throw from Princes Street, Cairn Hotel & Apartments is in the heart of the city and offers a luxury stay in one of the 52 contemporary rooms and suites. Perfect for both families and couples. This modern city centre hotel serves up continental breakfast daily, fuelling you for the day ahead.

Millennium Hotel Glasgow

Just an hour’s drive west can get you to the port city of Glasgow. Home to over 20 museums and art galleries, many of which are free. Scotland’s largest city is bursting with culture and charm. Glasgow’s west end is home to the vibrant Finnieston area, the cities latest food quarter. Brimming with culture and charm, Scotland’s largest city is home to the vibrant Finnieston area, the city’s newest food quarter, located along the banks of the River Clyde and packed with quirky bars and independent restaurants.

The city centre, lined with beautiful Victorian buildings, such as the City Chambers, is the perfect place for taking Insta-worthy selfies, especially with the historic George Square, a focal point for the city.

The city centre is also home to Millennium Hotel Glasgow. This impressive hotel boasts a distinctive Georgian façade lined with glass conservatories. The spacious en-suite bedrooms, excellent transport links and fantastic dining options with The Brasserie on George Square are sure to make your trip to Glasgow memorable.

Coul Hpuse Hotel - Scottish Highlands

Introducing the vast Scottish Highlands. The picturesque villages, untamed landscapes, and vibrancy of Inverness make for an unforgettable holiday or weekend away. Regarded as the capital of the highlands, Inverness is packed full of shops, unique restaurants, and historic sightseeing opportunities. The River Ness flows through the city centre and eventually stretches to the world-famous Loch Ness, known for its dramatic scenery, ancient castles, and of course the elusive and mysterious Loch Ness Monster, Nessie for short.

Out of the city and just a short drive further north, you’ll find Coul House Hotel, originally built in 1821, this beautiful country house is secluded and set in the rolling hills overlooking the Strathconon Valley. The spacious en-suite rooms are individually decorated, many of which offer a choice of mountain or garden views.

Whether it’s for a leisurely lunch or delicious dinner, experience the creative menu on offer at Coul House Hotel. Featuring contemporary, locally-sourced Scottish cuisine as well as traditional favourites.

Royal Hotel - Stornoway

Situated off the far west coast of Scotland and on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean are the Outer Hebrides. An interconnected chain of 70 islands, of which only 15 are inhabited. Each island is connected by a causeway, bridge, or ferry, making for a unique and scenic experience for anyone visiting the western isles.

The largest of the islands, Lewis is home to the Royal Hotel in the settlement of Stornoway. The three-star hotel is just a few steps from the town centre and directly opposite the yacht marina, which allows for fantastic views across the harbour. The renovated en-suite rooms all feature free Wifi, flat-screen TVs and room service during dinner periods.

At the Royal Hotel, you’ll be treated to the best of hospitality, for which the Outer Hebrides is so well known.

The Portland Hotel - Lybster

John o’ Groats is the most northerly point of mainland Britain, famous for being either the starting or finishing line for those travelling the length of Britain. However, that’s not all this small coastal village has to offer, as you can explore the spectacular sea stacks, walk along the unspoilt coastline, and catch a glimpse of the fascinating wildlife!

Just a short drive along the North Coast 500 route is The Portland Hotel. This small, family-run hotel, located in the local harbour village of Lybster, has been made famous as it was a filming location of Netflix’s The Crown.

Built in 1851, The Portland Hotel holds a unique history and is known for its award-winning restaurant, serving up hearty portions of locally sourced food. A choice of bedrooms are available, ranging from standard doubles to more luxurious and spacious rooms which feature king-size four-poster beds. Included with the room is a choice of a continental buffet or a freshly cooked breakfast to start the day right.