Drive & Hike: Highlands & Islands Discovery

This hotel reflects the city's own modern renaissance, combining striking traditional architecture with the most exciting contemporary design and high-tech facilities. Behind the superb exterior, the 59-bedroom townhouse has been designed with a sense of luxury and relaxation with a home-from-home feel so you can enjoy an ideal night's sleep, and wake up refreshed and rejuvenated.

Carlton George is a 4 star boutique hotel in Glasgow city centre, next to Queen Street station. With a rooftop restaurant and wonderful views across Glasgow, the Hotel offers luxury rooms with complimentary minibars.

Situated immediately next to Glasgow Central Station, Motel One Glasgow is a design hotel and features detailed artworks by Scottish photography duo Matthew Dalziel and Louise Scullion and take an exciting trip through the history of trains.

A traditional Scottish theme is featured in The Waverley's bar and restaurant with various claymores, swords and targes hanging on the walls and the floor covered with the old favourite tartan carpet. The restaurant offers an appetising menu based on locally sourced food and includes some of Scotland's favourite and classic meals. The guest rooms are appointed to a modern standard, with tea and coffee making facilities, television with Freeview channels, free wi-fi internet connection, en-suite bathroom & complimentary toiletries.

Lubnaig Guest House is located within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park within walking distance of the centre of Callander. All bedrooms have modern, en-suite facilities, hospitality tray, luxury toiletries and hairdryers. Wrap yourself in Egyptian cotton linen along with feather and down duvets which will ensure a comfy night's sleep.

A warm welcome awaits you at Guisachan House, a family run private guest house. They are situated in an elevated position off the main road with views over Loch Linnhe and surrounding hills only 5 minutes walking distance from Fort William town centre. They have 17 bedrooms and a guest lounge and bar offering wine, beer, spirits and malt whiskey. Wireless Internet is available for the guests. There is some photography dotted around the guest house taken by Phil, one of the owners. 

Dora welcomes you with open arms to her lovely guest house, Myrtle Bank. Overlooking Loch Linnhe and just a short stroll from the town centre and its selection of shops, pubs and restaurants, this is the perfect place to relax after a day of exploration. 

A warm welcome awaits you at Guisachan House, a family run private guest house. They are situated in an elevated position off the main road with views over Loch Linnhe and surrounding hills only 5 minutes walking distance from Fort William town centre. They have 17 bedrooms and a guest lounge and bar offering wine, beer, spirits and malt whiskey. Wireless Internet is available for the guests. There is some photography dotted around the guest house taken by Phil, one of the owners. 

Dora welcomes you with open arms to her lovely guest house, Myrtle Bank. Overlooking Loch Linnhe and just a short stroll from the town centre and its selection of shops, pubs and restaurants, this is the perfect place to relax after a day of exploration. 

It would be hard to find a more dramatic and inspiring setting in the whole of Scotland, than the one enjoyed by The Sligachan Hotel. With the Black Cuillin towering at its back and the sparkling waters of Loch Sligachan at its foot, the hotel has served walkers for nearly 180 years. Serving the finest of ingredients their restaurant is the perfect place to eat after a day’s walking. Relax over a glass of wine and succulent steak or the freshest of seafood and fish.

Built in 1871 as a hunting box for the MacDonalds, Sconser Lodge is now a delightful hotel, where you are assured a friendly, relaxing stay. Its central location between Portree and Broadford. The hotel which has been graded 3 stars by Visit Scotland, has 8 en-suite rooms, all with TV. They have a dining room, where they serve delicious home cooking; a bar offering Isle of Skye real ale, a range of malt whiskies and a selection of wines; and a comfortable lounge with books, games and TV.

Erisco is a most relaxing accommodation on the Isle of Skye, very close to the town centre attractions of Portree. Recently refurbished and renovated, all rooms are en-suite, comfortably furnished and have all the amenities you require for a great overnight stay. Jessie and John will provide you with a very warm Skye welcome at this lovely property.

It would be hard to find a more dramatic and inspiring setting in the whole of Scotland, than the one enjoyed by The Sligachan Hotel. With the Black Cuillin towering at its back and the sparkling waters of Loch Sligachan at its foot, the hotel has served walkers for nearly 180 years. Serving the finest of ingredients their restaurant is the perfect place to eat after a day’s walking. Relax over a glass of wine and succulent steak or the freshest of seafood and fish.

Built in 1871 as a hunting box for the MacDonalds, Sconser Lodge is now a delightful hotel, where you are assured a friendly, relaxing stay. Its central location between Portree and Broadford. The hotel which has been graded 3 stars by Visit Scotland, has 8 en-suite rooms, all with TV. They have a dining room, where they serve delicious home cooking; a bar offering Isle of Skye real ale, a range of malt whiskies and a selection of wines; and a comfortable lounge with books, games and TV.

The Harris Hotel has been family-owned and run for over 100 years. The hotel has 23 en-suite bedrooms, most of which are quite different, in keeping with the character of the building, but all have undergone extensive refurbishment, some in a more modern style and others retaining the more traditional feel of the hotel. In the restaurant, their menus offer an extensive choice of only the best and freshest of local ingredients, including fresh fish, shellfish, lamb, beef and venison. Their food is traditional but with modern and contemporary flair.

You will be guaranteed a warm welcome at this boutique hotel in Tarbet. All their guest rooms have been decorated and furnished to a high standard and you will find all the amenities you require for a great overnight stay. 

Overlooking Loch Direcleit this modern 4* guest house has a spacious living area and bright rooms where you can relax and revel in the remoteness of your location. Enjoy a breakfast of local ingredients, choose from seafood, a hearty full Scottish breakfast and lighter options. If you feel you have over-indulged you can opt to skip a full dinner at night and pre-book a fish or cheese sharing platter from the honesty bar. 

A relaxed and welcoming family-run guesthouse that's been welcoming guests for over 20 years. Just a 30 minute drive from Stornoway and is a few minutes from the iconic Callanish standing stones. Unwind in cosy rooms, some with stunning views across to the mountains Harris. Enjoy displays of local art and photography, examples of work on exhibit at the nearby Morven and Oisveal galleries. 

Situated on a small croft in Breasclete- a small weaving village on the west side of Lewis, Eshcol Guest House is a superb example of the warm hospitality that is extended to every visitor to the Island. Your hosts have been in the business for over 20 years. Armed with this experience they have the ability to make their guests feel at home as soon as they arrive. Eshcol is a small establishment where the emphasis is on quality and attention to detail. The house is non smoking and all the rooms are located on the ground floor. They are perfect for visitors who have problems with stairs.

Located in a quiet residential part of Stornoway, this 4* Bed & Breakfast makes for the perfect retreat. With welcoming hosts and beautifully decorated spacious rooms to relax in,  you are bound to have a great stay. 

A relaxed and welcoming family-run guesthouse that's been welcoming guests for over 20 years. Just a 30 minute drive from Stornoway and is a few minutes from the iconic Callanish standing stones. Unwind in cosy rooms, some with stunning views across to the mountains Harris. Enjoy displays of local art and photography, examples of work on exhibit at the nearby Morven and Oisveal galleries. 

Situated on a small croft in Breasclete- a small weaving village on the west side of Lewis, Eshcol Guest House is a superb example of the warm hospitality that is extended to every visitor to the Island. Your hosts have been in the business for over 20 years. Armed with this experience they have the ability to make their guests feel at home as soon as they arrive. Eshcol is a small establishment where the emphasis is on quality and attention to detail. The house is non smoking and all the rooms are located on the ground floor. They are perfect for visitors who have problems with stairs.

Located in a quiet residential part of Stornoway, this 4* Bed & Breakfast makes for the perfect retreat. With welcoming hosts and beautifully decorated spacious rooms to relax in,  you are bound to have a great stay. 

The Royal Hotel is one of the oldest hotels in Ullapool and occupies a prestigious location. They have 54 beautifully-renovated, stylish and contemporary bedrooms, many with panoramic views over Loch Broom and beautiful mountains. All rooms are equipped with en-suite facilities (with a bath or shower) and offer hospitality trays with tea and coffee; flat screen colour TV and free wifi. They have a choice of bars and restaurants available offering fresh market produce or some of the finest seafood available prepare to perfection by their dedicated chefs.

Waterside House is a long established quality B&B and has built up an impressive reputation for returning guests. Their 3 bedrooms all have magnificent views overlooking the harbour, the shores of Loch Broom and the panorama of the surrounding hills. From your window, you can also watch local fishing/cruise boats sail in and out of the harbour as well as the ferry arriving and docking from Stornoway.

You will receive a warm highland welcome at this cosy home from home style bed and breakfast.  A traditional 19th Century stone built house situated in the centre of Ullapool.

The Royal Hotel is one of the oldest hotels in Ullapool and occupies a prestigious location. They have 54 beautifully-renovated, stylish and contemporary bedrooms, many with panoramic views over Loch Broom and beautiful mountains. All rooms are equipped with en-suite facilities (with a bath or shower) and offer hospitality trays with tea and coffee; flat screen colour TV and free wifi. They have a choice of bars and restaurants available offering fresh market produce or some of the finest seafood available prepare to perfection by their dedicated chefs.

Waterside House is a long established quality B&B and has built up an impressive reputation for returning guests. Their 3 bedrooms all have magnificent views overlooking the harbour, the shores of Loch Broom and the panorama of the surrounding hills. From your window, you can also watch local fishing/cruise boats sail in and out of the harbour as well as the ferry arriving and docking from Stornoway.

You will receive a warm highland welcome at this cosy home from home style bed and breakfast.  A traditional 19th Century stone built house situated in the centre of Ullapool.

The Glen Mhor Hotel is situated in a tranquil location on the south bank of the River Ness, a 3-minute walk from Inverness city centre. Accommodation is divided between 4 charming Victorian townhouses - many rooms have wonderful views across the river to the cathedral and Eden Court Theatre. Nico's Bistro and Bar offers an informal atmosphere and dining inspired by French cuisine. A range of drinks are served in the bar, including an extensive whiskey collection, and there are cosy log-burning fires. Laundry facilities are available (cost dependent upon load) but drying facilities are available at no extra cost.

There is also an on-site distillery & brewery with daily tours running. 

This guesthouse features accommodations with a front garden, free car parking, motorcycle and bicycles parking garage, super speed Wifi guaranteed, and a true locally sourced Highland breakfast, along with a la carte Chef menu that includes vegetarian and vegan options too.

All rooms come with en-suite bathrooms.

Built in 1842, your accommodation is a well-appointed Victorian villa with stunning views over the River Ness and Cavell Gardens. All rooms have TV, hospitality tray, hairdryers and free wireless Internet. They also have available on request bathrobes, slippers, toothbrushes and toothpaste, iron and ironing board and DVD player.

Tucked away in secluded wooded grounds in the Highland Perthshire town of Pitlochry, this beautiful early Victorian house has now been transformed into a 14-bedroom boutique B&B, providing a unique blend of the traditional with the luxury of contemporary design. The individually designed spacious deluxe rooms all have comfortable six foot wide beds and are decorated with stylish fabrics and furnishings. 

On Lower Oakfield – an elevated position with unrestricted views over the town and the Tummel valley and distant views of the South end of the Cairngorm National Park. Derrybeg is approximately 350m from the centre of Pitlochry’s famous High Street and all of the amenities of the town centre. A large Edwardian building with 8 ensuite letting bedrooms, a large dining room and large guest lounge – both with spectacular views over the town and surrounding countryside.

Northlands Bed & Breakfast, situated in the conservation area of Pitlochry, presents all the amenities expected of a deluxe bed and breakfast. Luxurious accommodation in individually decorated and furnished en-suite rooms, delicious breakfast served in an elegant dining room and friendly, unobtrusive hospitality. Centrally located with private parking and Wi-Fi throughout