100 Princes Street

Located in the heart of Edinburgh The George is a classic luxury hotel, seamlessly blending restored original Georgian features with comfortable, modern furnishings. Perfectly located, Edinburgh's famous sites are moments away.

The new city outpost of Scotland’s iconic Gleneagles estate, Gleneagles Townhouse is an urban haven in the heart of historic Edinburgh city.

The Balmoral is Edinburgh's 'Grande Dame', opened in 1902 it retains a wonderful old-world charm, but has been given a loving splash of luxury and style by Rocco Forte. With its attentive service, it is the go-to hotel in Edinburgh.

Think Gleneagles and golf instantly comes to mind, but a stay at Gleneagles is about far more than that. It is a luxury bolthole surrounded by an adventure playground: rolling glens and the fresh Scottish air just waiting to be explored and breathed in.

Once a historic baronial mansion, Cameron House has been lavishly restored into a world-class Scottish resort hotel on the banks of the serene Loch Lomond, hosting guests in luxurious style within 400 acres of majestic Scottish countryside.

Located in the scenic village of Braemar, The Fife Arms is a landmark hotel that has undergone a transformation from traditional Victorian coaching house to luxury hotel, nestled within the majestic Cairngorms National Park in the Scottish Highlands.

Located within the Cairngorms National Park and just a couple of hours from Edinburgh, Killiehuntly is a 17th century farmhouse which sleeps up to eight guests. Perfect for families, the farmhouse is a home away from home with easy access to the outdoors.

The Isle of Eriska Hotel is located on a private island at the mouth of Loch Linnhe in Western Scotland. Evoking an air of exclusivity, the hotel is surrounded by stunning nature and wildlife, with a vast array of outdoor pursuits and activities on offer.

Newhall Mains is where Scottish heritage, natural beauty, and modern luxury come together to create a truly exceptional stay.

In the heart of Scotland’s whisky country, where mist clings to the glens and the scent of peat hangs in the air, lies an experience that speaks to the soul of the Highlands—intimate, evocative, and entirely personal.

Spend the day exploring this port city of Scotland's Lowlands.

Learn the art of green-wood carving – an ancient tradition that was once at risk of being forgotten.

Board a private catamaran in South Queensferry and sail along the Firth of Forth with an expert captain.

On the Isle of Skye, meet a local ghillie for an afternoon of wild foraging.

After post-ride canapes and cocktails, you can learn how to bake the perfect sourdough.

One of Scotland's four ancient universities and of course the model for Bethany College's "Old Main", a nostalgic sight for your father and his times as the President of Bethany College.

Spend the day exploring this port city of Scotland's Lowlands.

In the soft, whispery light, quietly launch your canoes into the tranquil waters of Loch Tay for a morning spent exploring the glassy beauty of this deep, dark loch.