Self-Catering Family Apartments in Edinburgh with The Knight Residence – If you wish to explore the Scottish capital, but keep yourself to yourself, then…
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If you’re starting to mull over travel once more, we’ve pulled together the best family-friendly self-catering we’ve experienced in Scotland over the years. So when it’s safe to explore again, you’ll have fresh ideas about where to stay. This includes everything from luxury hotels offering self-catering suites, to rural escapes with hot tubs.
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This isolated rural escape is a truly charming short break with accommodation that’s as cute as a button, and enough baby lambs to make guests feel warm and fuzzy inside. Accessible yet simultaneously remote, Craigduckie is a heartwarming and quality glamping experience. And, in the current climate, a remote escape that allows people to keep themselves to themselves.
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The 520 acre and five star Fairmont St Andrews works on many levels. From the tartan-trewed doorman who welcomed the children at the doorstep, to a cool play room and an astounding art installation. It’s known for its golf, but there’s so much more on offer.
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Argyll Holidays Drimsynie with Hot Tub – If you like the sound of…
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‘No infant has the power of deciding at what period of time, or in what part of the world he shall come into existence’. Visit New Lanark for home truths, ghost rides, history, heritage and great food. A unique family break in a Scottish Unesco heritage site.
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The Old Manse of Blair is a smart country house in rural Perthshire, but it’s very family friendly. It even features two children’s menus. One for wee ones, and an ‘Inbetweeners’ menu for 8-12 year olds. This makes the Old Manse a stylish location for a family meal or celebration, and a beautiful hotel for a short break.
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HRH Prince Charles opened The Granary Lodge, a new ten bedroom boutique B&B, next to the Castle of Mey in Thurso, Caithness. Located in the converted and extended grain store, this luxury offering is a restful escape in rugged Caithness. Run and managed by His Royal Highness’ charity, The Prince’s Foundation, the quirky accommodation is handily situated on the NC500 route, and I was honoured to be invited to attend the opening.
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The new Fife Arms in Braemar has taken the UK by storm, reviewed by the likes of the Financial Times and the Telegraph. For…
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Review of the Sandman Signature Hotel in Aberdeen – A stylish, modern, contemporary hotel right in the heart of Aberdeen city centre? Now you’re…
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Banchory Lodge Hotel in Royal Deeside Aberdeenshire – Banchory Lodge Hotel is centrally located in the small town of Banchory, yet turn up its…
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