Restaurants with rooms and inns in Scotland

Experience a warm welcome and an authentic Scottish experience at a restaurant with rooms or an inn, all with the convenience of having a restaurant on site where you can mix with the locals and enjoy delicious food and drink.

Why should I choose a restaurant with rooms or an inn?

• You can enjoy a sumptuous meal, safe in the knowledge you only need to walk a short distance to get to bed.
• You can meet friendly locals and pick up tips from people who know the area well.

What is a restaurant with rooms?

It’s a restaurant, but some rooms are available to a few lucky guests. In the restaurant, skilled chefs serve up delicious cuisine for residents and non-residents alike. They’ll often use locally sourced Scottish ingredients and many hold AA rosettes or even Michelin stars, making them immensely popular places to eat. Booking is recommended!

What can I expect at a restaurant with rooms?

• Comfortable accommodation, usually including breakfast.
• A restaurant that is also open to non-residents.
• Food provided at lunchtime and in the evening.
  

Inns

What is an inn?

Most of Scotland’s traditional inns date back centuries – to the days when people had to use a horse and stagecoach to get around – and come complete with vivid histories and traditional architecture.

In days gone by travellers would make overnight stops at inns along their route so you’ll find traditional coaching inns or drovers inns (as they were traditionally known) located throughout the length and breadth of Scotland, including some of the country’s busiest locations, tranquil lochside settings and island paradises.

What can I expect at an inn?

• Bed and breakfast accommodation in a traditional inn or pub setting.
• A bar and restaurant that is also open to non-residents.
• Food provided at lunchtime and in the evening.