Scottish Wedding Venues with Accommodation
Many of Scotland's best wedding venues are miles from the nearest town, so staying on site — or very close — is often the difference between a relaxed weekend and a logistical headache. These are the venues in our directory that are hotels or lodges, or whose own listing mentions rooms or overnight stays.
Room numbers, exclusive-use options and minimum stays vary a lot between venues: always confirm on the venue's own website. If you want the whole property to yourselves, ask specifically about exclusive use. See also how to choose a venue and all venues.
A 13th-century castle hotel on the River Esk just south of Edinburgh, with its own chapel and a choice of function rooms for wedding parties of different sizes.
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 baronial mansion in Aberdeenshire, once home to the family of Prime Minister William Gladstone, hired exclusively with nineteen bedrooms and its own estate church.
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 1625 former hunting lodge on the banks of the River Teith on the edge of the Trossachs — recently restored and renamed from its long-standing former identity as the Roman Camp Hotel.
A Scottish Baronial-style castle hotel on the Ayrshire coast near Ballantrae, with antique-furnished rooms and gardens leading down towards the sea.
A 19th-century manor house hotel overlooking the Cromarty Firth, offering upmarket dining and a whisky bar alongside its wedding and function space.
A Victorian hunting-lodge hotel above Portree harbour on Skye, with views across to the Cuillin mountains.
A riverside hotel in Alloway, Ayrshire, next to the Brig o' Doon and Burns Monument gardens — Robert Burns country.
A Fife castle estate on its own loch, with a walled garden and self-catering lodges for the wedding party to stay on-site.
A Grade B-listed castle hotel in its own grounds just outside Moffat, offering exclusive-use weddings for up to 110 day guests and 130 evening guests, with rooms and suites on site for the wedding party.
A baronial castle hotel and spa near Falkirk, set in 80 acres of parkland — the collection's original flagship venue. No longer trading; see below for its current status.
A country house hotel near Auchterarder, Perthshire, with its own chapel and ballroom — the original Cairn Lodge property.
A country house hotel near Stirling, offering intimate wedding and event space in landscaped grounds.
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.
Self-catering luxury lodges on Loch Tay, alongside the Kenmore Hotel.
Self-catering luxury lodge accommodation across the collection's Scottish estates.
A country house hotel near Dollar, Clackmannanshire, set in the foothills of the Ochil Hills.