Accommodation Explained

Your tour price does NOT include the cost of accommodation.

  • Accommodation is pre-booked by Heart of Scotland Tours (or by yourself) and you pay card or cash at check in or check out. Please note some Bed and Breakfasts (B&Bs) only accept cash.

  • If you would like us to pre-book your accommodation you will receive an email prior to departure confirming location, costs and payment arrangements.  The price of accommodation can sometimes fluctuate depending on season/ demand.  In the unlikely event we are unable to book accommodation within the price range outlined below we’ll contact you to discuss options.

  • Accommodation in rural areas such as Skye can sometimes be located 10-15 minutes walk from the town centre. We use several providers and allocation of rooms is determined by availability rather than date of booking. Taxis are available if necessary.

  • The prices and pictures below are for guidance only.

Our accommodation providers are very busy and we would advise booking early.

  • A hostel is budget accommodation which usually consists of bunk beds in a dormitory.

  • A mixed dormitory is standard but single sex dormitories are sometimes available.

  • Bed linen is provided but you should bring your own towel or rent on-site.

  • Hostels have cooking facilities.

  • Typical cost – £30 to £45 per person, per night.

Hostel

Dormitory room with three wooden bunk beds with red bedding and a small wooden nightstand

Hostel dormitory with 6 beds

A room with a wooden bunk bed, a single bed, and wood-paneled walls. The bunk bed has pillows and blankets, and there's a small chair next to the single bed.

Hostel dormitory with 4 beds

  • A Bed and Breakfast (B&B) is traditional holiday accommodation within a private home.

  • Guests are usually accommodated in bedrooms with private en suite bathrooms although occasionally share a communal bathroom with other guests. Towels and bed linen are provided.

  • Breakfast is included in the price, is served in a communal dining room and usually consists of a cooked breakfast (bacon, eggs, etc) or a ‘continental’ alternative (croissants, cereals, etc).

  • Single rooms are often in short supply and some B&Bs may choose to rent a double or twin room for single occupancy.

  • Typical cost – £100 to £150 per night (if staying in a single room with 1 bed) or £120 to £190 per night (for single occupancy of a twin or double room).

B&B Single Room

A neatly made bed with white and plaid pillows, a dark headboard, and a bedside table with a lamp in a cozy bedroom.

B&B single room

Hotel room with a bed, wooden headboard, white linens, a pillow, a red plaid blanket, a folded towel on the bed, a nightstand with a lamp, and a window with a view.

B&B single room

  • A Bed and Breakfast (B&B) is traditional holiday accommodation within a private home.

  • Guests are accommodated in bedrooms with private en suite bathrooms. Towels and bed linen are provided.

  • Breakfast is included in the price, is served in a communal dining room and usually consists of a cooked breakfast (bacon, eggs, etc) or a ‘continental’ alternative (croissants, cereals, etc).

  • A twin room consists of 2 separate beds for 2 people.

  • Typical cost – £120 to £190 per room, per night (2 sharing).

B&B Twin Room

B&B Twin Room
B&B Twin Room

B&B twin room

B&B twin room

  • A Bed and Breakfast (B&B) is traditional holiday accommodation within a private home.

  • Guests are accommodated in bedrooms with private en suite bathrooms. Towels and bed linen are provided.

  • Breakfast is included in the price, is served in a communal dining room and usually consists of a cooked breakfast (bacon, eggs, etc) or a ‘continental’ alternative (croissants, cereals, etc).

  • A double room consists of 1 bed for 2 people.

  • Typical cost – £120 to £190 per room, per night (2 sharing).

B&B Double Room

Hotel bedroom with a bed, two pillows, a blanket, a wooden wardrobe, a chair, a dresser, and a colorful painting on the yellow wall.

B&B double room

A bedroom with a bed, two nightstands, and matching lamps. The bed has pillows with deer images and a faux fur blanket. A framed picture of a deer hangs above the headboard.

B&B double room

  • A Bed and Breakfast (B&B) is traditional holiday accommodation within a private home.

  • Guests are accommodated in bedrooms with private en suite bathrooms. Towels and bed linen are provided.

  • Breakfast is included in the price, is served in a communal dining room and usually consists of a cooked breakfast (bacon, eggs, etc) or a ‘continental’ alternative (croissants, cereals, etc).

  • A family room consists of 2, 3 or 4 beds in one room.

  • Typical cost – £190 to £250 per room, per night (3 or 4 sharing).

B&B Family Room

A hotel bedroom with two double beds, a window with curtains, and two bedside lamps. The beds have plaid blankets and pillows.

B&B family room

A cozy hotel room with two beds, a window with yellow curtains, a mirror on the wall, a small table with a lamp and water bottles, and a wall-mounted TV.

B&B family room

  • Guests are always accommodated in bedrooms with private en suite bathrooms.

  • There will be a bar and restaurant available to guests.

  • Typical cost – £190 to £250+ per room, per night (2 sharing) depending on star rating and time of the year.

Hotel

Two twin beds with black pillows and gray bedspreads in a modern hotel room

Hotel twin room

A well-decorated hotel room with a large bed, patterned headboard, bedside tables with lamps, and windows with curtains.

Hotel double room