Bed and Breakfasts in Scotland

B&B, Guest Houses, and small hotels

For alternative accommodation see our directory of Historic Hotels or Self Catering Cottages in Scotland. For ideas on where to go and places to explore, see our Scotland Travel Guide.

Destinations

Borders - The beautiful Tweed Valley, historic abbeys, and stunning coastline

Central Scotland - Stirling and the Trossachs

Dumfries and Galloway - south west Scotland

Fife - Glorious countryside

Grampian - From the granite city of Aberdeen to the mountain scenery of the Cairngorms

Highlands - From Loch Ness to the splendid offsore islands of Shetland, Orkney, Skye, and the Outer Hebrides

Lothian - Edinburgh and its environs

Strathclyde - From Glasgow to the west coast scenery of Argyll and Bute

Tayside - East central Scotland

Staying a bed and breakfast may be the most enjoyable way to explore Scotland. You will generally be staying as a guest in the B&B owner's home, and get the personal touch that only a bed and breakfast can provide. When evaluating a B&B, you'll naturally want to find something in the right location, but also look for the star rating, and use that as a general guide to the quality of furnishings you can expect. And, for that little something extra, look for our own Heritage Rating. It looks like this:

and ranges from a low of to a high of