Bed and breakfast breaks in scenic locations of the west Highlands and north of Scotland.
Your bed and breakfast stay includes a welcome tray with treats from Tunnock's, a selection of tea, and freshly ground coffee. Following your night's rest, start your day with traditional favourites served at breakfast. Choose from a menu of fresh fruits, cereals, drinks and a selection of hot dishes from the kitchen, including our full Scottish breakfast plate which also comes as a vegetarian friendly alternative. You also have use of WiFi for the duration of your stay. For stays in our hotels, use of the leisure club is included.
Included in our Bed & Breakfast breaks
Our Bed & Breakfast breaks are available at the following hotels
Loch Fyne Hotel & Spa
Inveraray, Argyll
At Loch Fyne Hotel & Spa, our surroundings influence everything from the calming interiors in our bedrooms, to the finest shellfish and steaks.
Golf View
The Seafront, Nairn
Golf View hotel & spa enjoys a seafront setting that embraces stunning coastal scenery through vast picture windows in our restaurant, Hickory.
Thainstone House
Inverurie, Aberdeenshire
Thainstone House is a 18th-century grand family mansion has transformed into a country house hotel: “Quod petis hic est!”.
Oban Bay Hotel
Oban
Oban Bay Hotel borders the bay with views to the isles. A destination as much as a base for exploring Scotland’s west coast.
Isle of Mull Hotel & Spa
Craignure
At Isle of Mull Hotel & Spa, you may see red deer in the gardens with a backdrop of rugged coastal views.
Deeside Inn
Royal Deeside
Deeside Inn, in the town of Ballater continues the tradition of attracting visitors to Royal Deeside that has existed since Victorian times.
The Glencoe Inn
Glencoe
Glencoe Inn & Gathering is sheltered among picturesque Scottish lochs and Munros, and is a natural meeting point and welcome resting place near the West Highland Way.
debslei - Oban Bay Hotel“At breakfast great selection at cold buffet and the cooked breakfast was outstanding. Already planning my next visit in the summer.”