An Edinburgh landmark at the junction of the Old and New Towns, where Rocco Forte refinement meets historic grandeur. Discreet, polished, and perfectly positioned for private exploration of the capital.

Within a Georgian townhouse overlooking Charlotte Square, this hotel blends classical architecture with contemporary Scottish design. A vibrant,  sophisticated base in the heart of the New Town.

Fingal is Scotland’s only five-star floating hotel, berthed in Edinburgh’s historic Leith docks.
A former 1963 lighthouse tender, she now offers 22 elegant cabins and the AA-rosette Lighthouse Restaurant & Bar.

Modern comfort with panoramic views toward Edinburgh Castle, complemented by one of the city’s most comprehensive spa experiences. Ideal for guests seeking space, wellness, and central convenience.

Private coastal estate combining golf, woodland seclusion, and understated luxury. Just outside Edinburgh, yet immersed in the tranquillity of Scotland’s Golf Coast.

A grand country estate in the Scottish Borders offering refined interiors, championship golf, and expansive parkland. Heritage architecture paired with contemporary resort comfort.

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Overlooking the world-famous Old Course, this iconic hotel places guests at the spiritual home of golf. Coastal views, timeless interiors, and effortless access to historic St Andrews.

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A legendary sporting estate where country pursuits meet polished five-star service. Expansive grounds, Michelin-recognised dining, and a heritage that defines Scottish hospitality.

A Victorian coaching inn transformed into a richly curated Highland retreat. Art, design, and storytelling combine in the heart of the Cairngorms

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A baronial mansion on the banks of Loch Lomond offering Lochside views, marina access, and a celebrated spa. A refined gateway to the Highlands.

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A private island hotel where sea views, woodland walks, and quiet elegance define the experience. Seclusion and fine dining on Scotland’s west coast.

A former Macdonald hunting lodge offering intimate Highland hospitality on Skye’s southern shores. Seasonal cuisine and a deeply personal sense of place.

Restored 18th-century croft houses on the Trotternish Peninsula, steeped in Jacobite history. Atmospheric, secluded, and rooted in the story of 1745.

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A former hunting lodge set beneath dramatic Highland peaks and beside Upper Loch Torridon. Adventure, wilderness, and refined country house living combined.

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