Cheap hotels & budget stays in Scotland

Eddrachilles is an independent Highland hotel on the coast of North West Sutherland, close to the NC500 mid point, with stunning sea views and three acres of tranquil, private, woodland grounds. The team pride themselves on thoughtful and generous Highland hospitality, including complimentary tea or coffee and cake between 4 and 5 pm each day and a handy snack box every morning. The ten bedrooms provide cosy, comfortable accommodation, all with ensuite facilities. Our restaurant, The Glebe Kitchen, has an excellent reputation for relaxed, refined dining, serving modern Scottish cuisine, a quality wine list, and a well stocked, dispensing bar.

Caerlaverock Rd Apartment is a lovely 1 bedroom serviced apartment that can sleep 4, providing a comfortable place to stay in the seaside town of Prestwick. Close to all amenities, including, bars, restaurants, train station and Airport.

This small hotel in the picturesque village of New Abbey is the perfect place to stay if you want to visit the romantic Sweetheart Abbey and explore the Solway Coast Heritage Trail.

This family-run restaurant with rooms offers a warm welcome, relaxed dining and comfortable en-suite rooms. Relax, unwind and savour the Taste of Orkney.

Luxury, contemporary style serviced apartments with more than a hint of Hebridean charm. Combine the value, space and luxury of renting a private home with the service and facilities of a hotel.

A lovely first floor flat with two twin bedded rooms and a sofa bed in the spacious lounge gives this place the capacity to accommodate a six person group in comfort.

Situated in the grounds of Ballathie House Hotel, The Sportsman's Lodge provides purpose built accommodation for fishermen, golfers and families.

The Famous Bein Inn is at the bottom of a secluded and picturesque glen only 6mls from Perth City centre, ideal for both business and leisure.

A Spa Hotel situated centrally within Broadford on the Isle of Skye. A Victorian building renovated in 2021 with Luxury in mind. Emperor and Super king beds as standard. Highlands hospitality with sea and mountain views.

Doune is a remote and magical cove on the western tip of Britain's last wilderness, Knoydart.

The family run, Rowardennan Hotel nestles beneath Ben Lomond on the rugged eastern banks of Loch Lomond in the magnificent Queen Elizabeth Forest. The hotel has breath taking views of Ben Lomond, Loch Lomond and the mountains to the North.

Recently refurbished and reopened under new management, this historic 17th Century coaching inn offers local and visitors the warmest of welcomes, traditional pub food, real ales and cosy B&B accommodation.

Experience true romance and comfort in our newly refurbished town house apartment, located in the scenic town of Birnam, near Dunkeld. Enjoy supreme comfort and a fantastic central location as you "coorie up" in our cosy, ground floor flat

Step into a dream in a re-imagined retro Airstream nestled into a magical woodland that you'll have all to yourself.

Surround yourself with a little luxury and visit us here at Smiths Hotel at Gretna Green. With over 50 bedrooms designed to offer the best night’s sleep, our great range of Deluxe Doubles, Family Rooms, Balcony Rooms and Luxury Suites.

This imposing 16th century Castle has evolved into an outstanding and welcoming Hotel, Conference & Wedding Venue. Located just 35 minutes (17 miles) south of Edinburgh on the edge of the Scottish Borders.

Welcome to Dellwood Hotel home cooking family friendly, en suite, large car park.

Ben Lomond Bunkhouse is located in Rowardennan, on the east side of Loch Lomond at the foot of Ben Lomond, and on the West Highland Way. Bunkhouse accommodation at Rowardennan, run by the National Trust for Scotland.

Elegant & luxurious 5 Star Gold Accommodation. Ideally located in a quiet area, yet walking distance from Stirling's castle, city centre, golf club, attractions, bus & train stations. We offer a warm welcome, free WiFi & onsite parking. The Orangery Restaurant offers delicious Afternoon Teas and refined evening dining.

Wellington Place is a truly unique property. The town house was originally designed for a wealthy merchant because of its proximity to the old trading centre of Leith docks and retains a wealth of original features: extravagant plasterwork , marble fireplaces, etched glass windows and original shutters on all windows.