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Highlands, Lowlands, islands and cities: a genuinely vast range of landscape, and independent stays to match all of it. Edinburgh and Glasgow give it two very different, very walkable cities; the Highlands and islands give it some of the most dramatic, least crowded scenery anywhere in the UK. Distances here are real, and this rewards choosing one region properly rather than trying to see all of Scotland in a single trip.
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A 5-star, family-run B&B in the Royal Deeside village of Aboyne, set in over three acres of mature gardens.
An award-winning boutique B&B on the edge of Glasgow city centre, a short walk from the West End.
A budget guest house on Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow's West End, welcoming travellers for over 30 years.
A guest house in Edinburgh's historic New Town, offering newly decorated bed and breakfast rooms.
A B&B in a period Georgian property in Edinburgh's New Town, within walking distance of the city's museums and galleries.
A family-run B&B on the shores of Loch Broom, a short stroll from Ullapool and on the North Coast 500 route.
A friendly family-run guest house in a quiet cul-de-sac in the centre of Aviemore.
A 4-star guest house in a unique Victorian villa in the heart of Aviemore, bike-friendly with secure storage.
A renovated Victorian guest house built in 1887, in Inverness city centre near the castle and River Ness.
A 4 Gold Star Victorian townhouse guest house on Oban's seafront promenade, adults only.
A guest house in Kyleakin, a stone's throw from the Skye Bridge, ideal for exploring both the island and the mainland.
A 3-star guest house in Portree, the Isle of Skye's biggest town.
A 5 Gold Star luxury B&B near Oban, named Scotland's best guest house by the AA, VisitScotland and the Scottish Hotel Awards.
A guest house in Portree with private ensuite bathrooms, close to the Cuillin Hills and Fairy Glen.
A guest house a minute or two from Oban's sea front, bars, restaurants and shops.
A farmhouse B&B looking out onto Ben Nevis and the Aonach Mor range, on the road to the Isles.
A B&B and guest house on the Black Isle peninsula, near Culbokie.
What's on, attractions and getting around Scotland, from the official tourist boards.
The emergency number across the whole of the UK, including every region here, is 999.
NHS healthcare is available region-wide. For anything non-urgent, most areas also have NHS 111 for advice over the phone.
Queueing is taken seriously nationwide, and a service charge or a rounded-up bill (roughly 10-12.5%) is the norm at sit-down restaurants, though never compulsory.