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Luxury Cottages Scotland

Scotland Holiday Cottages

If you like your holidays in the UK full of stunning scenery that you can admire from a remote glen, the serene shores of a loch or whilst embarking on a challenging walk up a mountain, Scotland will not disappoint.

Our luxury cottages in Scotland are in fantastic locations for adventure-seekers, walkers, cyclists, wildlife-lovers and explorers to enjoy their passions. Scotland is also a haven for golfers, with many legendary courses to be found. 

If you are in search of culture, there is plenty of that to be found too, from historic castles and acclaimed art galleries to a range of exciting festivals held throughout the year. Meanwhile, for epicureans there is world-renowned seafood to sample and Scotch whisky to savour. 

We have a carefully curated collection of properties from dog-friendly abodes to cottages with hot tubs in Scotland.

Locations in Scotland

Clackmannanshire | Dumfries and Galloway | Edinburgh | Perthshire | Scottish Borders | Scottish Highlands

National Parks and AONBs in Scotland

Loch Lomond | Scottish Highlands

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Destinations in Scotland

Loch Lomond and the Scottish countryside

Loch Lomond
A road overlooking the hills in the Scottish Borders

Scottish Borders
Looking Up The Hill At Edinburgh Castle At Sunset Edinburgh Castle

Edinburgh
View of Point Clair from Loch Ness Mansion

Scottish Highlands

Clackmannanshire

Perthshire
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Blairgowrie, Perthshire

Ogilvie Castle

16
7
4
From £774 - £1,969 per night
Perth, Scottish Highlands

Fairygreen Cottage

4
2
2
Contact us for prices
The exterior of Bonnie Brae, Scottish Borders
Thornhill, Scottish Borders

Bonnie Brae

8
4
2
From £209 - £813 per night
The exterior of The Laundry House, Scottish Borders
Thornhill, Scottish Borders

The Laundry House

6
3
2
From £191 - £658 per night
The kitchen at The Tower, Scottish Borders
Thornhill, Scottish Borders

The Tower

6
2
2
From £152 - £619 per night
The exterior of Glen View, Perthshire
Crieff, Perthshire

Glen View

10
5
5
From £397 - £639 per night
The exterior of Gorse Cottage, Perthshire
Crieff, Perthshire

Gorse Cottage

2
1
1
From £192 - £288 per night
The exterior of The Garden House, Edinburgh
North Berwick, East Lothian

The Garden House

12
6
6
From £976 - £3,208 per night
Book to stay within 14 days to save 12%
The living room at Larch Cabin, Cumbria
Penton, Scottish Borders

Larch Cabin

10
5
5
From £423 - £779 per night
Book to stay within 14 days to save 5%
The open-plan living space at River Cabin, Cumbria
Penton, Scottish Borders

River Cabin

4
2
1
From £297 - £604 per night
The exterior of Ermine, Scotland
Forestmill, Clackmannanshire

Ermine

2
1
1
From £86 - £416 per night
The living room at Loch Ness Mansion, Scottish Highlands
Invermoriston, Scottish Highlands

Loch Ness Mansion

13
6
5
From £726 - £2,258 per night
A bedroom at Reivers Lodge, Cumbria
Longtown, Scottish Borders

Reivers Lodge

6
3
3
From £416 - £475 per night
The exterior of Douglas Retreat, Edinburgh
Dalkeith, Edinburgh

Douglas Retreat

10
5
6
From £899 - £1,392 per night
The gardens at Netherby Hall, Cumbria
Longtown, Scottish Borders

Netherby Hall

30
15
13
From £1,874 - £2,016 per night
The living room at Talisman Quarters, Cumbria
Longtown, Scottish Borders

Talisman Quarters

8
4
4
From £571 - £640 per night
The bedroom at Antiquary Chambers, Cumbria
Longtown, Scottish Borders

Antiquary Chambers

4
2
2
From £338 - £383 per night
The living room at Foresters Cottage, Scotland
Forestmill, Clackmannanshire

Foresters Cottage

5
2
2
From £160 - £462 per night
The living room at Sir Walter Scott, Cumbria
Longtown, Scottish Borders

Sir Walter Scott

4
2
2
From £200 - £386 per night
The kitchen at Salutation, Cumbria
Longtown, Scottish Borders

Salutation

2
1
2
From £153 - £311 per night
The exterior of Middle Lodge, Cumbria
Longtown, Scottish Borders

Middle Lodge

4
2
1
From £202 - £386 per night
The exterior of Independent, Cumbria
Longtown, Scottish Borders

Independent

4
2
3
From £192 - £360 per night
A bedroom at Grooms Quarters, Cumbria
Longtown, Scottish Borders

Grooms Quarters

4
2
2
From £183 - £334 per night
The living room at Gardeners Cottage, Cumbria
Longtown, Scottish Borders

Gardeners Cottage

4
2
1
From £165 - £360 per night
The living room at Engineer, Cumbria
Longtown, Scottish Borders

Engineer

2
1
1
From £159 - £311 per night
The living room at Coach House, Cumbria
Longtown, Scottish Borders

Coach House

4
2
1
From £164 - £334 per night
The exterior of Clock Tower, Cumbria
Longtown, Scottish Borders

Clock Tower

2
1
1
From £153 - £321 per night
The exterior of Glenshee House, Perthshire
Glenshee, Perthshire

Glenshee House

20
10
7
From £740 - £2,133 per night
The view from the living room at Munro Cabin, Loch Lomond
Crianlarich, Loch Lomond

Munro Cabin

8
4
4
From £307 - £1,374 per night
The living room at Stag Cabin, Loch Lomond
Crianlarich, Loch Lomond

Stag Cabin

8
4
4
From £307 - £1,374 per night
The exterior of Pine Cabin, Loch Lomond
Crianlarich, Loch Lomond

Pine Cabin

4
2
2
From £164 - £642 per night
The exterior of Winnow Mill, Scottish Borders
Selkirk, Scottish Borders

Winnow Mill

8
4
4
From £204 - £643 per night
The exterior of Ogilvie Castle, Cairngorms
Blairgowrie, Perthshire

Ogilvie Castle

16
7
4
From £774 - £1,969 per night

The Best Places to Visit in Scotland

Our Scottish holiday cottages are located in and within reach of some of the best places to visit in Scotland.

If you are looking for a short break idea, or are a first-time visitor to Scotland, the Scottish Borders offer a little bit of everything that makes Scotland so special. Work up an appetite with a walk in the hills or beside glistening rivers, visit stately homes and shop in bustling, local towns.

If a city break tempts you, there is always something to see and do in Edinburgh. The city is perfect for a shopping fix, while the art galleries, theatres and an eclectic festival scene will help quench your thirst for culture.

If you seek quintessential Scottish scenery, think sparkling lochs, lush glens, pine forests and snow-capped mountains, you will be spoilt for choice. Scotland is blessed with more than its fair share of stunning locations including the Highlands and two stunning National Parks, the Cairngorms National Park and Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park.

All offer the opportunity to enjoy a degree of remoteness and are perfect if you thrive on outdoor adventures such as hiking, mountain-biking and water sports. If you are desperate to spot a red squirrel or a wild deer or two, these areas are rich in wildlife so can reap rewards if you are patient and go looking in the right places.

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The Best Times to Visit Scotland

Scotland’s seasons are well defined, So, if you want to see snow in winter, there is a good chance of that. Meanwhile, Scottish summers can be cooler than other places in the UK, so are a good option for those who don’t like their temperatures too hot – especially good for adventure activities that are likely to work up a sweat.

If you love a good celebration steeped in tradition, Burns Night held on 25th January is a fantastic time to immerse yourself in Scottish culture. Sample typical Scottish cuisine and enjoy a wee dram of whisky as you pay homage to Scotland’s national poet, Robert Burns.  

In springtime, fantastic floral displays come into bloom with plenty of snowdrop and daffodil walks on offer. Scotland’s castles and historic homes reopen for visits and tours too, perfect for history lovers to see the past brought to life.  

If it is culture that you crave, time your visit for one of Scotland’s many festivals. There is a diverse range to choose from. The Edinburgh Fringe, held in August, is the ideal place to watch up and coming comedians and musicians refine their acts. However, for a true taste of Scottish culture, visiting the Highland Games is a must. Held in Highland towns across the summer months, this event promises lots of fun and drama for spectators.   

In autumn, the Cairngorms National Park is a true delight for walkers, photographers and wildlife lovers. As the leaves turn from green to red and morning mists appear across the moorlands the views are mesmerising. You might even be lucky enough to witness the fascinating spectacle of stags fighting during rutting season.

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The Best Things to do in Scotland

When you think about your Scotland holiday, you will want to base yourself in the optimum place to see, do and experience all the things that make you and your fellow travellers tick. At least one cottage holiday in Scotland in a lifetime should include a trip to Loch Ness in search of the mythical beast, Nessie. Keep your eyes peeled, you never know.  

Scotland is known for its lochs and we recommend treating yourself to a spectacular mini road trip, the Three Lochs Forest Drive in The Trossachs, that will reward you with a snapshot of stunning Highlands scenery. Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park is also a fantastic place for a fishing holiday in Scotland. 

There are over 1,500 castles, from spectacular feats of engineering to homes that look like they are plucked straight out of a child’s imagination, in Scotland. No break to a Scottish holiday cottage would be complete without incorporating one or two onto your list of things to do. From the atmospheric ruins of Urquhart Castle on the banks of Loch Ness, to the mighty Edinburgh Castle in the heart of the bustling capital city, each is unique. 

If you like whisky, as you may have guessed, there are endless opportunities to sample this popular Scottish tipple. Visit the whisky shops to discover the local blend. Or head to one of the distilleries for an interactive experience with tours and tasting experiences on offer.  

Whether you are looking for a quiet romantic getaway in Scotland with beautiful scenery all around, a hot tub and the opportunity to stargaze in clear night skies, or a Scottish holiday full of activities and adventure, we can help. 

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The hot tub on the spacious terrace at Douglas Retreat cottage near Edinburgh

Cottages With Hot Tubs in Scotland

A luxury cottage with a hot tub in Scotland is a fantastic choice if you’re looking for the ultimate way to relax after days out exploring. Whether you are planning to sightsee, shop and eat in one of the bustling cities, or you want to enjoy the active pursuits such as hiking, cycling and water sports that Scotland is known for, a hot tub is the best way to unwind at the end of the day.

Pour a glass of chilled Champagne and toast your holiday. Then, allow the soothing waters to help you unwind as you reminisce about your day and make plans for tomorrow.

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Find Luxury Cottages in Scotland

Our luxury holiday cottages in Scotland range from grand country houses in private estates to luxury lodges in the Highlands just steps from sparkling lochs. If you are looking for somewhere special to celebrate a family occasion, a reunion with friends or Christmas and New Year, we have beautiful large homes to choose from, including a castle.  

If it is something smaller you require, we have cosy cottages with log burners to warm you up after a day out walking in the countryside, as well as Highland lodges for two.  

We also have a selection of family-friendly cottages in Scotland with space for everyone to spread out and ways to stay entertained. If you want to bring your four-legged family member along, there are dog-friendly Scottish holiday cottages with space indoors and out for them to enjoy.

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If you have any questions about any of our cottages or if you’d like some help with your booking, you are very welcome to get in touch with us.

We are always happy to help and go out of our way to tailor your perfect UK holiday.

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