Accommodation
Decisions, decisions. Yurts and tipis, or converted churches and distant lighthouses? Choosing your accommodation can be the trickiest part of planning a holiday, especially if you're looking for somewhere to stay that's a little bit out of the ordinary.
You can rest easy. There are many distinctive and unusual accommodation properties dotted all across Scotland.
National restrictions have been introduced for hospitality venues until Mon 2 Nov with additional local restrictions in four regions of central Scotland. Check the current Covid-19 restrictions to plan and book ahead.
You can search for accommodation that is open, and Good to Go, where they have a Covid-19 risk assessment. Current rules are: one household only in self-catered accommodation (including caravans, flats and holiday cottages) and one room per household for a hotel, B&B or similar.
