Accessible, 4-Star, Historic Hotels for Honeymoon in Scotland

Built in 1837 and having many authentic features, Stonefield Castle is a perfect example of the Scottish baronial architecture. Located on the famous Kintyre peninsula, this castle hotel offers panoramic views over Loch Fyne.

Located in Newbridge, Edinburgh, Norton House Hotel & Spa provides a mesmerizing experience for guests. Preserving the allure of a private country home, this property combines contemporary comforts with modern amenities. The 1840 country house hotel serves as an optimal setting for weddings and meetings, owing to its convenient proximity to both Edinburgh Airport and the city center. The Norton House Health Club & Spa, situated adjacent to the hotel, offers guests a space for relaxation and rejuvenation during weekend getaways. Additionally, the dog-friendly policy ensures a comprehensive Scottish experience for everyone.
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\nThe hotel's fascinating history is reflected in its exceptional architectural details, which encompass a fusion of Jacobean and neo-Adam styles. Guests can relish the luxurious spa treatments and facilities, including treatment rooms, a sauna, a steam room, pools and an amber lounge. Norton House is the perfect starting point for discovering Scotland's finest destinations, from Cramond to Falkirk to Fife.

Initially built in 1819 in order to be the first luxury hotel in Edinburgh, Apex Waterloo Place Hotel provides guests with the most comfortable and lavish accommodation. Boasting a convenient location right in the city centre, in very close proximity to the Waverley Station, Calton Hill and George Street, this hotel offers personalised services, luxurious rooms and suites, a rejuvenating spa, scrumptious cuisine and various venues where guests can organise conferences, events and the most lavish of weddings.

Sherbrooke Castle Hotel is a supurb 4 star baronial hotel crafted in red sandstone and set in wonderfully landscaped gardens in the shaded suburb of Pollokshields in Glasgow’s Southside.

Originally built for the Murrays of Blackbarony, this imposing 16th century castle hotel has evolved into the welcoming, modern hotel we see today.