Scotland
Scotland combines historic cities with lochs, mountains and varied island landscapes. Regional food, architecture and local traditions give different areas strongly individual characters.
Hotels in This Destination
Facing Edinburgh Castle, 100 Princes Street is an intimate 30-room hotel inspired by Scottish explorers, with richly layered interiors, a dramatic mural, and a strong sense of place.
The Balmoral is Edinburgh’s defining grand hotel, using its landmark clock tower, Scottish detailing, destination dining and prime station-side location to make the city feel immediately ceremonial.
The Glasshouse hides contemporary rooms and a vast rooftop garden behind a restored 19th-century church façade, creating one of central Edinburgh’s most unexpected boutique stays.
Gleneagles is Scotland’s definitive country resort, spreading championship golf, two indoor pools, an outdoor thermal pool, spa and endless field sports across an 850-acre Perthshire estate.
InterContinental Edinburgh The George spreads across five historic Georgian townhouses on elegant George Street, pairing restored New Town character with contemporary rooms, lively dining, and a highly walkable central address.
A landmark hotel beside the Old Course’s famous 17th hole, combining sweeping links and West Sands views, Kohler Waters Spa, championship golf access and some of St Andrews’ most atmospheric dining.
Hidden in 20 acres beneath Arthur's Seat, Prestonfield House delivers theatrical Scottish country-house luxury with just 23 richly decorated rooms, peacocks, antiques and the atmospheric Rhubarb restaurant.
A historic Scottish Borders estate with 78 hotel rooms and suites, 51 cottages, a championship golf course and a modern spa with heated infinity pool, SCHLOSS Roxburghe combines country-house heritage with serious resort depth.
At the end of Loch Torridon in 58 acres of Highland parkland, The Torridon pairs just 18 individually designed hotel rooms with serious outdoor adventure, a kitchen garden, Highland cattle and deeply Scottish dining.
Facing the Firth of Clyde on Ayrshire’s rugged coast, Trump Turnberry pairs legendary links golf with grand resort rooms, a destination spa and some of the most cinematic coastal views in Scotland.
W Edinburgh spreads 244 rooms and suites across three contrasting buildings in St James Quarter, crowned by panoramic rooftop spaces and SUSHISAMBA.