Wheelchair-friendly hotels with disabled facilities in Scotland

Each of these hotels has at least one bedroom equipped for a visitor in a wheelchair. You should contact the hotel to discuss individual requirements.

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Pitlochry

Ironwork sculptures adorn the wide lawn that borders Loch Faskally at the McMenemie family’s extended Victorian country house, along with waterside seating areas.

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Peebles

In sweeping lawns within acres of woodland, this secluded baronial mansion is a ‘little jewel’.

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St Andrews

One of Scotland’s first country house hotels, this turreted 1920s mansion in tranquil, ‘elegant’ gardens is owned by Mark and Christopher Forrester, grandsons of two of the original founders.

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Kinloch House

Blairgowrie

Highland cattle in their jaunty headgear graze fields around this creeper-swagged Victorian country house (Relais & Châteaux), where the Allen family provide ‘a masterclass’ in hotel-keeping, bringing ‘perfection in every respect’.

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The Peat Inn, Cupar

Lending its name to the hamlet that grew up around it, this former coaching inn turned restaurant-with-rooms held Scotland’s first Michelin Star in 1987.

Viewfield House, Isle of Skye

Set in 20 acres of woodland garden just outside Portree, ‘relaxing’ Viewfield House has the look and feel of a much-loved family home.

Kinloch Lodge, Isle of Skye

With views to take the breath away, this former hunting lodge owned by Lord and Lady Macdonald stands on the shores of Loch Na Dal at the foot of densely wooded Kinloch hill.

Prestonfield, Edinburgh

Wrapped in parkland, this gleaming white country house that is only ten minutes from the city centre takes luxury to hedonistic levels, with lavish decorations and indulgent service.

Coul House, Strathpeffer

A private road leads to this singular Georgian mansion in lovely gardens and grounds, with ancient trees, a pitch-and-putt area, and a fairy trail through the rhododendrons for children.

Culdearn House, Grantown-on-Spey

On the edge of the Cairngorms national park, William and Sonia Marshall’s bay-fronted Victorian house looks on to a tract of the ancient woodlands that surround Grantown-on-Spey.

Kylesku Hotel, Kylesku

Ferries no longer skim across Loch Glendhu to Kylestrome, but you can still watch the day’s catch being landed on the slipway, from Tanja Lister and Sonia Virechauveix’s 17th-century coaching inn turned award-winning hotel.

The Three Chimneys and The House Over-By, Isle of Skye

In the remote north of Skye, a whitewashed stone crofter’s cottage overlooking Loch Dunvegan, with views to the peaks of Harris and North Uist, is home to an ambitious restaurant-with-rooms.

Douneside House, Tarland

The feeling of a family home pervades this hotel in brimming gardens on the edge of the Cairngorms national park.

The Balmoral, Edinburgh

‘As well as being a “grand” hotel, the Balmoral is a very nice hotel – the two not necessarily being the same thing,’ say regular readers about this Edinburgh icon.

Craigatin House and Courtyard, Pitlochry

Amid two acres of gardens and woodland – look out for wandering pheasants – this Victorian house has been brought up to date with bright, modern rooms and a lofty, glass-fronted extension overlooking the neat lawn.

Sunny Brae, Nairn

‘The panorama of the sea’ is an attraction at this ‘good-value’ B&B on the Moray coast; the welcome, by ‘friendly, personable’ hosts John Bochel and Rachel Philipsen, is another.

Marmalade Hotel, Isle of Skye

In landscaped gardens, overlooking the island’s main harbour town, this refurbished Edwardian country house has a coolly contemporary interior and views that stretch to the bay.

Dunalastair Hotel Suites, Kinloch Rannoch

Deeply rooted in a remote village on the edge of Loch Rannoch, this stone-built Victorian hotel with a contemporary, design-led interior stands in harmony with its Scottish heritage.

The Loch Ness Inn, Drumnadrochit

In a village on the Great Glen Way, hikers and cyclists stop for the simple comforts of this 160-year-old coaching inn.

Loch Melfort Hotel, Oban

In 17 acres of gardens and beach on the Argyll coast, Calum and Rachel Ross’s hotel drinks in the views across Asknish Bay and the island-studded Sound of Jura.

Ballathie House, Stanley

A Victorian ghost, a Russian duke and a former Prince of Wales have all graced this ‘lovely’ Scottish country house in a ‘delightful position’ on the River Tay.

Monachyle Mhor, Lochearnhead

It feels gloriously remote, down a single-track road in an ‘amazing location’ overlooking lochs and hills, but this farmhouse turned restaurant-with-rooms is ‘sophisticated and stylish’.

Glenapp Castle, Ballantrae

With sweeping views of Ailsa Craig and the Mull of Kintyre, Paul and Poppy Szkiler’s Scottish Baronial-style castle hotel balances a ‘stunning, grand building’ with ‘relaxed luxury’.

Boath House, Nairn

Hotel grounds don’t get much more ‘exquisite’ than at Don and Wendy Matheson’s ‘beautiful if unadorned’ Georgian mansion, sitting amid 22 acres of lawns, meadows and woodland.

Langass Lodge, Locheport

On an island of white-sand beaches, lochs and peat bogs, Amanda and Niall Leveson Gower run their ‘handsome’ sporting lodge as a family-friendly hotel.

Balcary Bay Hotel, Auchencairn

In ‘suitably isolated splendour’ on the shores of the Solway Firth, Graeme Lamb’s hotel gazes across the water to Hestan Isle and the peaks of the Lake District.

Atholl Hotel, Aberdeen

The soaring spires of this granite Victorian Gothic Revival building make this traditional hotel an easy-to-spot beacon.

Applecross Inn, Applecross

The scenic, single-track Bealach na Ba winds and turns across the remote Applecross peninsula before it leads to Judith Fish’s unpretentious hostelry, where low-key charm and cheer spill on to the shoreside terrace.

Taypark House, Dundee

In mature grounds just beyond the city centre, this sympathetically restored baronial mansion takes in reaching views over Dundee’s Botanical Gardens.

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Taypark House

Dundee

In mature grounds just beyond the city centre, this sympathetically restored baronial mansion takes in reaching views over Dundee’s Botanical Gardens.

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Hotels with disabled facilities in Scotland

The Green Park - Free Theatre Ticket Special Offer

Pitlochry

Cringletie House - 'Castle Escapes' Special Offer

Peebles

Rufflets - Luxury St Andrews Midweek Staycation Special Offer

St Andrews

Kinloch House

Blairgowrie

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Taypark House

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