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There are over 550 golf courses in Scotland so with such diversity on offer why not start planning your golfing break right now! It’s an exciting time for golf in Scotland and considering the quality, value for money and range of golf courses with accommodation to suit every golfers needs, your first choice for a golf holiday has to be Scotland.
 Reviews: 04, PeinessIV51 9LWBy PortreeIsle of SkyeScotland Phone: 01470 532 280 House on the Falls is a newly built modern family croft set in tranquil surroundings, offering panoramic views over the countryside. We have two beautifully appointed en-suite rooms, each with tea/coffee making facilities, clock radio, hairdryer and complimentary toiletries. |
Reviews: 025 Urquhart PlaceIV51 9HJPortreeIsle of SkyeScotland Phone: +44 (01478) 612374 Comfortable friendly accommodation 1 mile from town centre. An ideal base for walking, fishing, golfing or enjoying the peace and tranquillity of this special island. A warm welcome awaits you and the best of Highland hospitality. |
5a Park Circus Self Catering Apartments Reviews: 05A PARK CIRCUSKA7 2DJAYRAyrshireScotland Phone: +44 (0)1292 619373 Located in the centre of Ayr on a beautiful tree lined street lies our elegent Victorian town house encompasing 2 spacious self catering apartments. Built in 1877 both apartments retain a traditional aspect whilst features such as cosy fireplaces provide a homely warmth, this coupled with luxurious furnishings and modern conveniences will ensure you have a memorable stay with us. |
Reviews: 0122 Lamond DriveKY16 8DASt. AndrewsFifeScotland Phone: +44 (1334) 477286 Anderson House is a newly refurbished property offering en-suite facilities and off-street parking. Situated a mere 10 minutes walk to the town centre and beach, also on local bus route. |
Reviews: 0LyjastanZE2 9HBCunningsburghShetlandScotland Phone: 01950 477384 Gord Self Catering comprises of two cottages set on a working farm in the small village of Cunningsburgh, in the south mainland of the Shetland Islands. Each cottage has two bedrooms, one with a double bed and one with bunkbeds. These cottages offer a comfortable stay whether you are coming to Shetland on holiday or for business. |
Reviews: 0248 Ferry RoadEH5 3ANEdinburghEdinburghScotland Phone: 0131 552 5438 Six well-appointed spacious guest bedrooms, all of which are en suite, situated on the first and second floors. Our front bedrooms have fantastic views of Edinburgh. We can offer double, twin, triple and family rooms. Single occupancy is seasonally available. |
 Reviews: 2Braehead TerraceAB55 4ANDufftownBanffshireScotland Phone: 01340 820461 Superior quality accommodation in a pleasant and central location, only two minutes walk from the town center and shops. Fully en-suite rooms, with a ground floor room with full disabled facilities, non smoking. TV, and hospitality table in rooms. |
Reviews: 031 East Montrose StreetG84 7HRHelensburghArgyll and ButeScotland Phone: 01436 671880 Braeholm is situated in the small country town of Helensburgh on the banks of the River Clyde and close to the beautiful countryside of the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park where the West Highlands meets the Lowlands. At Braeholm you can experience a warm, friendly atmosphere, with excellent accommodation in our well appointed, child friendly hotel. Braeholm is an alcohol free and smoke free Christian hotel and family centre which prides itself on being a ‘home from home’. |
 Reviews: 0Main StreetKY12 9TLSaline, nr DunfermlineFifeScotland Phone: 01383 852568 At Balnacraig guests will receive a warm Scottish welcome in a quiet village overlooking spectacular views of the Ochil hills and Wallace Monument. It is an ideal base for exploring the Kingdom of Fife and beyond with Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth and Stirling all within an hours' drive. We are 5 minutes drive from Knockhill Racing Circuit and have ample private parking. |
Reviews: 0MachrieKA27ArranArranScotland Phone: +44 (0) 1403 822364 Cairnfield is a former farm house built in the late 1870's and extended in the 1920s. The approach is down an attractive farm lane which leads into the old farmyard with plenty of parking space. |
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