Romantic Resorts

The Northern Highlands of Scotland are also brimming with romance with its medieval castles and great tasting whiskeys. An array of activities, attraction, and sights await couples who are looking for a romantic Scottish Highlands hotel. Its laid back atmosphere and lifestyle is perfect for those who want to relax and get away from the city for a few days.

Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital is a place to behold. Be sure to take a tour around the Edinburgh Castle and drink its rich history. Have long romantic walks along the Princess Street and the Royal Mile and sample the Scottish restaurants and shops along the way.

Exploring the medieval castles that are found all over Scotland is one of the activities couples would surely enjoy. There are also boat cruises along the Loch Ness and the Loch Shiel that couples can take to enjoy their Scottish holiday.

Romantic resorts and castle hotels provide the perfect accommodations for the vacationing couples. Here are some of the romantic Scottish Highlands hotels of character that can be found in Scotland.

· 23 Mayfield is a family-run guesthouse in Victorian fashion located a mile from the city center of Edinburgh. Within the hotel’s nineteenth century exterior lies modern facilities that will surely make your stay in Scotland relaxing and wonderful. 23 Mayfield also offer packages whether you are looking for a romantic Scottish honeymoon or a romantic getaway.

· Loch Ness Cottages is one of the more famous hotels in Scottish highlands. Primarily located near the famous Loch Ness, the resort combines the comforts of a traditional Scottish home wi th the breathtaking view of the Loch Ness and the timeless beauty and enchantment of the Scottish highlands. The rooms of the Loch Ness Cottage are lavishly furnished to provide you the best comfort during your romantic holiday in the Loch Ness.

· Inverlochy Castle is one of the best romantic resorts and castle-turned-hotel in the whole of Scotland. Named as the Scottish Hotel of 2008, Inverlochy Castle sits at the foot of Scotland’s highest mountain, Ben Nevis. All of the hotel’s 17 rooms and suites, though furnished in the medieval décor, offer modern amenities to make your stay truly memorable.

· Borthwick Castle is also one of Scotland’s prized Scottish Highlands hotel just twelve miles outside of Edinburgh. Borthwick Castle is an authentic medieval castle built in 1430. Its rich history includes being a refuge of Mary Queen of Scots in 1650. The castle is now considered one of the most romantic castle hotels where most weddings take place. The old grandeur of the castle is kept with its beautifully arched windows, antique furnishings, and fine tapestries. Modern amenities like telephone, cable television, and in ternet connection are also available for your convenience.

The best time to visit Scotland is between May to October. Early summer until the late autumn season that one can expect the best weather in Scotland, however, it is also best to have an umbrella ready as United Kingdom ’s weather is infamous for being unpredictable particularly with rain showers.