Luxury Scotland
Offers 27 exclusive properties, including golf destinations like the Gleneagles, Islay's Machrie and St Andrews Old Course hotels, country hotels like tennis player Sir Andy Murray's Cromlix in Dunblane, Perthshire, island getaways such as the Isle of Eriska, seafront hotels such as the Crinan in Argyll, lochside addresses like Cameron House on Loch Lomond and Kinloch Lodge on Skye's Loch na Dal and the whisky lover's dream staycation, Glenmorangie House. As well as spectacular castles and some of the most idyllic locations in Scotland.
Glenapp Castle
Glenapp Castle in Ayrshire has 17 bedrooms, beautiful period furniture, and an award-winning restaurant that boasts views across the Ayrshire coastline. The Scottish baronial-style property dates back to 1870.
Torridon
The five-star Torridon Resort is located in the Northwest Highlands at the head of a sea loch. The resort includes The Torridon Hotel, The Stables, a self-catering boathouse and award-winning activities centre. A former shooting lodge, the hotel has 18 individually designed bedrooms, an AA 3 Rosette restaurant and is surrounded by 58 acres of parkland.
Fonab Castle Hotel & Spa
Above Loch Faskally near Pitlochry, as well as peace and tranquillity, the hotel offers a spa and fine dining at Sandeman's with a seven-course tasting menu featuring West coast crab, Gigha halibut and Perthshire grouse.
Greywalls
Greywalls Hotel is a five-star Edwardian country house on the edge of The British Open rota Muirfield Golf Championship Course 20 miles from Edinburgh. Built in 1901 as a luxury holiday home, it has views of the rolling East Lothian countryside and Firth of Forth and highly renowned fine dining at its Chez Roux restaurant.
Airds
The Airds is a converted 18th-century ferry inn in Port Appin, near Oban. This four-star hotel boasts a beautiful waterside location with dramatic views of the Morvern mountains towering over Loch Linnhe. It has 11 bedrooms and suites, each with a unique style, ranging from 'country house' to 'boutique.'
Inverlochy Castle Hotel
Queen Victoria's favourite Highland retreat, Inverlochy Castle Hotel, is a 19th-century castle in Fort William in the foothills of the Ben Nevis. Each of its 17 rooms and suites plus its two-bedroom Gate Lodge have been uniquely designed, and all enjoy stunning views of the surrounding countryside or private loch. The restaurant is headed up by the legendary father and son team, Albert and Michael Roux Jr, and the atmosphere is one of old-world glamour and sophistication.
Fingal
Stay beside the Royal Yacht Britannia in Edinburgh on a former lighthouse tender ship converted into a 23-cabin boutique hotel.
Offering the very best of Scottish hospitality, Luxury Scotland's range of carefully curated partners will help guests make the most of their travels either by chauffeur, helicopter or train. It is Scotland's one-stop luxury portal.
