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Disabled Hotels in Scotland
Famed the world over for its incredible scenery, colourful culture and traditional warm welcomes, Scotland is one of the planet’s most unique and attractive destinations.
There are loads of reasons to visit north of the border, whether you’re looking for a peaceful rural escape, a stylish city break or a fun-packed family holiday.
Lovers of the great outdoors will be in their element. Scotland boasts Britain’s tallest mountains, over 30,000 glittering lochs, sprawling mystical woodlands, myriad windswept isles and miles upon miles of golden beaches.
It’s also a giant natural playground where you can enjoy thrilling accessible activities like river rafting, lake sailing, and rambling trips along disabled-friendly paths – not to mention over 550 golf courses.
There are plenty of varied accessible attractions dotted around the country too – from the ancient Callanish Standing Stones on the Outer Hebrides, to the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum in Ayr, and the Scottish Seabird Centre in East Lothian.
City life is no less captivating. Glasgow and Edinburgh house numerous first-rate museums and galleries, with the former also affording some of the best shopping outside London. The capital, meanwhile, excels as a cultural hub, drawing millions to illustrious festivals like the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, the Jazz and Blues Festival and the Edinburgh Fringe.
In addition both cities offer a wide range of disabled-friendly sights and experiences. Sample a “wee dram” of Scotland’s national drink at the Scotch Whiskey Experience, uncover Glasgow’s fascinating maritime past at the Riverside Museum, and explore Edinburgh’s iconic volcano-topping castle.
Accessible and unforgettable, Scotland is waiting for you.
What’s available with our disabled holidays in England?
- Accessible accommodation – guaranteed
- Mobility equipment hire – wheelchairs, hoists, shower chairs, electric beds, and more!
- Attractions and days out
- Financial protection
- Our award-winning service!
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Accessible 4 star hotel
Edinburgh- City Breaks, No Pets
- Hotels
- 4 Stars
Rooms: there are 119 rooms: standard, superior, executive and business suites, all ...
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Upmarket Hotel (51-59 York Place)
Edinburgh- No Pets
- Hotels
Highlights include fine dining, free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour gym and a great location steps from the city's vibrant shopping district
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Accessible Hotel
Edinburgh- City Breaks, No Pets
- Hotels
- 2 Stars
The hotel offers 45 rooms provided with ensuite bathroom with shower, TV, internet ...
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Accessible Hotel
Scottish Borders > Tweeddale > Peebles- Room only
- Pet Friendly
- Hotels
- 4 Stars
Nestled in a private estate on the banks of the River Tweed, the hotel is a splendid baronial country house that dates back to the mid nineteenth century.
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Accessible Hotel
Highlands > Aviemore- Room only
- No Pets
- Hotels
- 3 Stars
Originaly built as a Coaching Inn in 1834 the hotel was extended in 1906 with further development in 1995. The hotel is a traditional Highland Country House style with modern facilities and a welcoming log fire in the entrance hall.
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Accessible Hotel
Loch Lomond and The Trossachs- Room only
- Hotels
- 5 Stars
Take this unique Scottish baronial mansion, a Championship Golf Course, a luxury penthouse, a fantastic Spa and some of the best Scottish cuisine and serve it up in a romantic location overlooking Loch Lomond-and you might begin to understand why Cameron
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Accessible Hotel
South Lanarkshire > Biggar- Room only
- Pet Friendly
- Hotels
- 3 Stars
An old building, very traditional, built in 1914 Being equidistant from Glasgow and Edinburgh the Tinto Hotel provides a perfect resting area for those touring the delights of Scotland.
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Accessible Hotel
Angus > Carnoustie- Room only
- No Pets
- Hotels
- 4 Stars
Renowned for the Championship course as well as the 18 hole Burnside and Buddon Links courses, are all available for golfers to enjoy. The hotel also boasts a leisure club with gymnasium, swimming pool, sauna, spa and steam room.
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Accessible Hotel
Edinburgh- Room only
- No Pets
- Hotels
- 3 Stars
Holiday Inn Express Edinburgh City Centre is the listed Georgian building has been transformed into a welcoming hotel providing modern facilities and value for money for the business and leisure traveller.
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Accessible Hotel
Ross-shire > Ullapool- Room only
- Pet Friendly
- Hotels
- 3 Stars
Wonderful setting close to Gairloch harbour, nestling at the foot of Flowerdale Glen and just over an hours drive from Inverness and Ullapool
Renowned local seafood and game with local beers and a fine selection of malt whisky.
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Accessible Hotel
Lanarkshire > nr Stirling- Room only
- Hotels
- 3 Stars
The ancient Culcreuch Castle dates back to 1296 and today, over 700 years later, it has survived intact and in remarkable condition.
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Accessible Hotel
Scottish Borders > Tweeddale > Peebles- Room only
- Hotels
- 2 Stars
This modern hotel has a lounge where guests can watch TV or read the complimentary newspapers. Food and drink are served in the restaurant and coffee shop. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas.
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Accessible Hotel
Dumfries and Galloway- Room only
- No Pets
- Hotels
- 3 Stars
Because of its location just north of the border, this accommodation is a popular choice for overnight stops. The hotel is one of south-west Scotland's leading hotels, offering a wide range of facilities including 91 en suite bedrooms and suites.
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Accessible Hotel
Glasgow- Room only
- Pet Friendly
- Hotels
- 4 Stars
Tradition French chateau style building set across 3 floors, with a elegant white frontage.
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Accessible Hotel
Aberdeen- Room only
- Pet Friendly
- Hotels
- 3 Stars
Banff Springs Hotel is the perfect base for a break on Royal Deeside. This beautiful area is home to Scotland's famous whisky trail, along which you can tour many distilleries and, of course, sample a dram or two along the way.