Hotel Wedding Venues

A large, well-known five-star hotel and resort in the Perthshire countryside with several ballrooms and event spaces, and its own railway station.

A hotel and spa on its own private tidal island north of Oban, offered on an exclusive-use basis with accommodation across the main house, suites and cottages.

A small country-house hotel on the shore of Loch Awe below Ben Cruachan, with gardens and loch-side grounds for outdoor ceremonies. Closed permanently from 30 September 2025 — no longer taking bookings.

A 19th-century Edwardian mansion turned five-star hotel set in a 240-acre estate near Glasgow Airport, with a garden pavilion for larger receptions.

A 16th-century former hunting lodge on the shore of Loch na Dal in the south of Skye, combining a small hotel with a well-regarded restaurant.

A long-established Dunfermline hotel licensed for both civil and religious ceremonies, so the whole day can stay in one place, with a four-poster honeymoon suite and bedrooms for guests.

A 200-year-old Georgian house in landscaped gardens on the edge of Dunfermline, with 26 en-suite bedrooms, a dedicated function suite and only one wedding booked per day.

A restored 19th-century country house hotel in its own cove on the south-west coast near Portpatrick, with ten bedrooms and an acclaimed restaurant, suited to small, intimate weddings and exclusive use.

A boutique townhouse hotel in the centre of Stirling, close to Stirling Castle.

Scotland's oldest inn, on the banks of the River Tay in Perthshire, dating back to 1572.