The easy way to find and book independent
accommodation in Scotland with information on nearby
attractions and places to
eat and drink too!
Struan House
The Watermill
Rothesay and Cowal
B&B £££The Watermill is situated on the Cowal Way walk in Glendaruel. There are three wonderful suites incorporated in to the turreted and quirky house and garden built on multiple levels
2 x Double • 2 x Apartment
Osborne Hotel
Rothesay and Cowal
Hotel £££The Osborne Hotel, is a small family run hotel in Innellan, on the banks of the Firth Of Clyde about three miles from Dunoon. Nice owners and a lively centre for the community.
1 x Family • 2 x Twin • 1 x Single
Cuin Lodge
Mull & Iona
B&B ££Cuin Lodge is situated one mile outside of Dervaig and has stunning views across the Loch to the Hills and Mountains of Mull. Small and only two rooms but boy is it worth it.
2 x Double
Loch Gorm House
Islay and Jura
B&B ££££Loch Gorm House is a luxury five star Bed and Breakfast guesthouse on the beautiful Isle of Islay. Close to the Bruichladdich distillery and overlooking Loch Indaal.
2 x Double • 1 x Double/Twin
Barrachandroman
Mull & Iona
B&B ££Barrachandroman is a traditional scottish farmhouse on the Isle of Mull. Although tucked away to the South of the Island, the atmosphere is wonderful for kids & adults to go wild
Corncrake Cottage B&B
Kilmeny Country House
Islay and Jura
B&B £££Kilmeny is situated only a few miles south of Port Askaig Ferry Terminal on Islay and very close to the ancient and atmospheric site of Finlaggan. It has 5-star rooms.
The Meadows
Islay and Jura
B&B £££The Meadows Guesthouse is a family run bed and breakfast, which is situated near Bridgend on Islay. It is a tasteful modern property in the centre of the island, warm and light.
Kirkapol House
Tiree and Coll
B&B ££Kirkapol House is a beautifully converted Victorian church situated in the centre of Gott Bay on Tiree. Home cooked meals can be ordered to wash down the stunning scenery.
Archie Bouverie's guide:
Islands
Although there are many Islands around the coasline of Scotland, the word usually refers to the Hebridean Islands that are a significant feature of the West coast of Scotland. However there is much cultural diversity between the Inner and Outer Hebridean Islands, Arran, Orkney and Shetland, many of whose inhabitants will descibe their identity in terms of their island rather than their Scottishness. Whether you are looking for ancient cultural attractions, peace and quiet, or just beautiful scenery, the Islands are really at the heart of what Scotland has to offer.