Temporary guest accommodations in Scotland are the focus of this portion of our guide.
These might include hotels, hostels, lodges, bed and breakfasts, vacation rentals, and self-catering options. Tenting and campervan sites could also be listed here, along with some unusual options, such as Scottish castles, former churches, working farms, lighthouses, and boat holidays.
Specific lodging choices may also be listed within the Cities & Towns category that represents the geographical location of the hotel or other accommodation.
Scottish residents might stay in a hotel or other accommodation, such as a campsite, while traveling within the country, while tourists will almost certainly make arrangements for a place to stay while in Scotland.
Scotland is a popular tourist destination. Although Scotland is not as heavily dependent upon tourism as some locations, tourism accounts for roughly five percent of its gross domestic product (GDP). The United States accounts for about twenty-five percent of Scotland's overseas visitors. Germany and France are close behind.
The main tourist season in Scotland is from April to October, and popular destinations include Edinburgh, Glasgow, Stirling, Aberdeen, St. Andrews, Dundee, Perth, Inverness, Ayrshire, the Highlands, and the Hebrides, particularly the Isle of Skye, Perthshire, the Scottish Borders, Orkney, and Shetland.
People also visit Scotland on business. Edinburgh is the financial centre of Scotland, with several large finance firms based there. Scotland has relatively low unemployment, and its industries include heavy industry, shipbuilding, and whisky. Whisky, electronics, and financial services are primary exports.
Whatever the reason for travel, travelers need a place to stay while they are away from home, and these places are the focus of this category.
 
 
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Located in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, Fife Arms features forty-six individual guest rooms and suites, individually decorated to tell the many stories of Braemar. Its Scottish Culture Rooms, Nature & Poetry Rooms, Croft Rooms, Artist's Studio, and Family Rooms are featured, with descriptions, photographs, and information as to the number of guests that can be accommodated in each. Dining facilities, treatment rooms, gift vouchers, special offers, and an online shopping area are posted.
https://thefifearms.com/
Provided by Visit Scotland, a national tourism organisation for Scotland, the website allows visitors to search its database of Scottish accommodations by the location desired, check-in dates, or the number of guests to be accommodated. Additionally, the site includes several types of hotels to choose from, examples of unique accommodations, accommodations in specific locations, group stays, and various ideas for accommodations.
https://www.visitscotland.com/accommodation/
Maintained by Luxury Hotel World, a comprehensive guide to luxury hotels around the world, listed hotels in Scotland are featured on the site, including descriptions, ratings, prices, several photographs, nearby attractions, and room availability, as well as links to a booking site. An interactive map of Scotland also leads to profiles of listed hotels. Pages for specific cities, locations, and destinations in Scotland are also available, as well as other worldwide locations.
https://luxuryhotel.world/scotland/
This is an independent website that provides an ad-free hotel search and booking facility for those wishing to book hotels in Scotland. All listed hotels may be found through search features, which may specify various popular places or via a text search. An interactive map of Scotland is also available. Highlighted are tourist attractions, luxurious stays, top choices, and short break ideas. City guides are also available, and offer additional information about these cities.
http://www.hotelsinscotland.org/
Situated just off the main A9 road and around twenty-five miles north of Perth, the hotel is in the Victorian town of Pitlochry, Scotland. Its range of modern facilities, features, and amenities are highlighted on the site, which includes several photographs of the surrounding area, common areas, and photos highlighting its wide variety of guest accommodations, including the associated Bank House rooms. Special offers, dining facilities, and a gallery of photographs are included.
https://scotlandshotel.com/
Established in 1999, the site features a directory of campsites and caravan parks in Scotland that includes official and many unofficial rough campsites. Popular sites, those with the best reviews, and recommended sites are highlighted, and an interactive map may also be used to find a site. Sites may also be found by region, or through a keyword search, which can be sorted in a number of ways. An online shopping area offers books, maps and other items.
https://www.scottishcamping.com/