The top 8 romantic hotels to experience in Scotland
No wonder visits to Scotland are so popular for couples. Weekends in Scotland are truly romantic and offer visitors so much – even if they are here for a few days. There is something to suit every couple. Hotels in Scotland are near to all the action and offer some of the top luxury experiences anywhere in the UK.
There are so many types of weekends in Scotland to try. A city break in Edinburgh? Or a short trip down the M8 to its sister Glasgow. That might not be as obvious as a choice as Edinburgh but with culture, architecture and the Glaswegian charm you can’t go wrong. There are other notable cities such as the North East in Aberdeen and the Highland capital Inverness. Heading to Inverness and taking in the countryside glory all around is another option. Scotland is spoilt for scenery with its magical lochs, mountainous regions and scenic views. The outdoor adventures in this amazing country are endless. As mentioned, when staying in hotels in Scotland guests won’t be far from hiking through some dreamy landscape.

There are plenty of romantic locations and hotels that will tick all the boxes for couples when visiting Scotland. Whether you’re here for a few days or a little longer, these accommodations will live long in the memory as being some of the best around.
Let’s find out where to stay in Scotland for the best romantic breaks:
Short breaks in Glasgow – The Dakota
Starting off in Glasgow and at the Dakota. When looking for the most romantic hotels in Scotland you can’t go far wrong than with The Dakota in Glasgow city centre. This five star boutique property is one of those accommodations in Scotland where guests return time and time again. If you want a luxury hotel in Glasgow then The Dakota is that. With a unique earth-toned interior and a welcoming bar with dimmed lighting, it makes it the perfect place for a romantic break away in Scotland. Each room is also uniquely decorated so you are always going to be impressed upon each visit.
Luxury hotels in Glasgow – Kimpton Blythswood Square
Still in Glasgow and you can’t mention the city without the impressive Blythswood Square Hotel. One of the most upmarket and luxurious in the city for sure. With a spa and relaxation pools, you will never want to leave. The cocktail bar is perfect for a pre-drink as well as post-dinner. The hotel is also dog friendly so for those couples with pooches then it ticks another box. The hotel is right in the business district near to all the shopping opportunities of Buchanan Street as well as other cool bars nearby. It’s one of a few 5 star hotels in the city centre. It’s easy to get to as well with it being a 5 minute walk from Glasgow central station.

Romantic breaks in Edinburgh – Old Town Chambers Hotel
Feel like a local by staying at this romantic Edinburgh hotel. The difference? They have serviced apartments with their own character, history and unique décor, Near to the Royal Mile and all the enchantment that Edinburgh holds, staying here gives visitors the best of both worlds – romantic stays in Edinburgh while living the Edinburgh life for a few days.
Romantic vacations in the Highlands at Eagle Brae Log Cabins
For couples looking for romantic hotels in the Highlands that are eco friendly then look no further than the wonders of Eagle Brae Log Cabins. Set in a spectacular woodland setting – the log cabins are the true meaning of getting away from it all. They are all well-fitted cabins with luxury kitchens, stoves with the log burning effect as well as the interiors being appointed to the height of luxury. If guests who are looking for a little bit of privacy for themselves then the Tringa cabin has its decking looking away from the other accommodations.

The Torridon for a romantic Scottish getaway
For couples looking for spectacular room views of the Scottish wilderness then the Torridon ticks all the boxes. Surrounded by lochs and mountains, this 18 room luxury hotel in Scotland has it all. Guests have the option of some outdoor activities such as biking, hiking, kayaking and more. There is a private boathouse for those looking to go that extra mile for their other half.
The Scotsman Hotel in Edinburgh
It’s no surprise that Edinburgh gets mentioned a lot when looking for the most romantic hotels in Scotland. The Scotsman which is located in a former newspaper building has charm and sophistication. Each room has neutral décor and is all different – making it a hard choice when deciding where to stay. On arrival at the hotel you are welcomed with a whisky as well as having the option of being served breakfast in bed – which is an ideal perk on a romantic break in Edinburgh.
The Crossbasket Castle near Glasgow
Not far from Glasgow you find the Crossbasket Castle – a romantic Scottish hotel offering everything you want from a couple of nights away with your partner. The hotel has been renovated and restored to its former glory. The 17th-century castle has 9 rooms and a Lodge offering fine dining in its award-winning restaurant as well as relaxing strolls and other outdoor activities. The hotel is so majestic we doubt anyone would want to leave.

Killiehuntly in the Scottish Highlands
The Highlands has a romantic feel to it so it’s no wonder there are endless hotels in the Scottish Highlands that offer great breaks. This farmhouse has everything you would want – the great outdoors and modern/chic accommodation design. Situated in the famous Cairngorms National Park guests are spoilt for scenery as well as hiking and wildlife watching. To keep the energy levels up Killiehuntly offers farm to table restaurant food so you know its locally sourced. The Scandanavian interiors really add to the experience, making it a memorable stay for couples looking for a cool Scottish hotel.
These are just some of the best hotels in Scotland for a romantic break this year. Experience it all in Scotland!
XOXO
*This is a collaborative post.
*With different restrictions happening throughout the UK, it’s important to check and respect local rules before planning to travel. Hopefully, a Romantic break to Scotland will be on the cards for later on in 2021. Something to look forward to.
