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Euro Hostel offers the ultimate in high quality, budget accommodation in a safe and comfortable environment. Bedrooms are mainly 2 and 4 person en-suite. The hotel is situated just a short walk from Glasgow Central Station and it provides the ideal location for discovering Glasgow. Enjoy Glasgow's lively nightlife or relax in the hostel's friendly Osmosis Bar.

Offering excellent value while you relax, unwind and explore! This friendly, independent, city centre hotel is located just 10 minutes' walk from the Castle, Princes Street and many other attractions including the Conference Centre and Theatres. We have 45 bedrooms and a continental style brassiere (with internet access) serving drinks and snacks from 11am. Come and enjoy this vibrant city!

The Highlander Hotel is based in the village of Newtonmore, in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. Over the years the hotel has earned an enviable reputation for providing quality holidays and true highland hospitality. The hotel is set in an area surrounded by natural beauty with mountain ranges, forests, river valleys and loch all nearby.

The Killin Hotel is situated in the central Highlands at the west end of the Loch Tay. It is arguably the most picturesque village in Scotland surrounded by mountains, rivers and lochs but still within easy driving distance from Edinburgh and Glasgow. The hotel also offers guests a Bistro restaurant and bar area serving a wide range of food and drink.

Delightfully situated on the Esplanade in Oban with magnificent views across the Firth of Lorne to the hills of Lorne. The Oban Bay has a unique feel with its welcoming foyer and bar combined with the full-length sun lounge with spectacular views across the bay. The hotel has an excellent reputation for food, utilising local produce, especially seafood. Guests can choose from a four-course table d’hote menu or a la carte. Oban is a superb location for exploring islands off the west coast of Scotland including Iona and Mull.

The Osbourne Hotel is ideally located in the city centre, close to the main rail and coach stations, NCP car park and within easy walking distance of all the main attractions. The famous Playhouse Theatre and Princes Street shops are around the corner. With all bedrooms offering hospitality trays, telephones and TV, a warm welcome awaits.

Located only 5 minutes' walk from Princes Street and a short distance from the train station this traditional hotel offers a home from home near all the attractions. There are 39 en-suite bedrooms, a lounge area, bar and breakfast room and many restaurants nearby. The nearest car park is located on Lothian Road.

Centrally situated on Princes Street, with breathtaking views across Princes Street Gardens to Edinburgh Castle, the 'RB' is renowned for the warm welcome given to all guests. The Glendale Bar and Restaurant makes an ideal meeting place before exploring the many attractions of Edinburgh.

Located within walking distance of the city centre this established hotel offers 17 rooms, private parking, bar and conservatory bistro. The hotel bedrooms are traditional in décor some with sloping ceilings. The majority of rooms are shower only with facilities including complimentary tea tray and television. The residential area of Polwarth is a leafy suburb of the city and supported by an excellent public transport system.

Beautifully situated on the shores of Loch Long at the foot of the ‘Arrochar Alps’ the Swallow Arrochar Hotel has magnificent views across the Loch to the mountains beyond. A comfortable and friendly hotel, the Arrochar prides itself on the warmth of welcome and quality of service guests receive. Arrochar is only 1½ miles from Loch Lomond and makes a superb base for touring Glasgow, Oban, Callander, the Trossachs and Stirling.

A friendly and welcoming hotel, the Swallow Caledonian Hotel overlooks Ullapool Harbour and the colourful fishing boats on Loch Broom. The Caledonian combines the character of a traditional West Highland hotel with modern facilities and standards including the Caley Inn bistro. Ullapool is the ideal base from which to visit Inverewe Gardens or explore the West Highlands. Inverness, the capital of Highlands, is under two hours drive away.

In an outstanding elevated position with views across Fort William to Loch Linnhe, the Swallow Fort William Hotel is only a short walk from the town centre. Originally a station hotel, the hotel has been sympathetically modernised and retains many of its original features, most notably the wood panelling and open fires. Fort William is an excellent touring base with Great Glen and Ben Nevis within easy distance. During the summer there is the famous steam train that runs between Fort William and Mallaig, the port for the ferry to Skye.

Swallow Parkway Hotel has an excellent location from which guests can enjoy both the Kingdom of Fife and the many attractions of the capital city of Edinburgh. The hotel is also an ideal base from which to enjoy golfing, horse riding and fishing breaks. Bedrooms are comfortable, well decorated and equipped with modern facilities including television, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities. Hotel features also include a restaurant which serves great food and wine and a bar.

Centrally located on the Esplanade in Oban, the Swallow Regent Hotel comprises two distinct styles of architecture. The original building is Victorian and the modern extension, built in the 1930’s, is Art deco in style and now listed as a classic example. The restaurant offers a choice of table d’hote or a la carte menus both of which utilise the best of local produce. Many of the rooms offer magnificent views across Oban Bay. The hotel is close to the pier and convenient for taking the ferry to Mull and Iona.

The Swallow Wick Hotel is situated close to the town centre overlooking the River Wick. A purpose built hotel the hotel prides itself on its high standards of accommodation, cuisine and the warm friendly welcome. The hotel’s ‘Wicker’s Bar’ is a popular venue for a quiet drink.

Located on a quiet tree lined Georgian terrace just a few minutes walk from the West End of the city centre with its many attractions including Princes Street and Edinburgh Castle the Learmouth Hotel offers traditional Scottish hospitality in an informal atmosphere. For guests who prefer not to walk into the city centre the hotel is situated on a bus route with a stop outside the hotel. All the traditionally decorated bedrooms feature modern facilities whilst the hotel's bar boasts an excellent selection of malt whiskies and wines from around the world and food is available from 12 noon until 8.00 pm.