Hotels in Symington, South Lanarkshire, United Kingdom 78 hotels and apartments

Tinto Hotel

Symington

 3 Star Hotel

Tinto House Hotel established in 1914 sits at the foot of Tinto Hill in the beautiful Scottish Borders. On arrival you'll receive the warmest of welcomes from our friendly staff who are always on hand to provide exceptional service. The hotel is ideal for a relaxing retreat with five acres of mature landscaped grounds. Refurbished in the late Spring of 2009 Tinto House has 39 en-suite rooms and a luxury suite all with tea and coffee making facilities iron hairdryer and telephones provided as standard. A wide variety of modern and traditional dishes are served in our relaxing and contemporary restaurant.Ideally situated for travelling to Glasgow and Edinburgh to enjoy the many attractions and lively night life on offer and close to other visitor attractions such as the Falkirk Wheel the World Heritage site at New Lanark and Roslin Chapel.With so much to see and do the Tinto House offers you the perfect Scottish breakaway.

Shieldhill Castle

Libberton

 4 Star Hotel

Shieldhill is not only steeped in history and atmosphere, but is a genuine 800 year old castle situated in the romantic Clyde Valley. We have decorated the castle throughout to complement its historic character and yet provide every modern comfort you would expect in a top quality hotel. Discreet and secluded Shieldhill Castle contains 26 bedrooms all of which are individually styled and decorated to comfort and relax all our guests. Each room is named after a Scottish battle, or a whisky. We are also a fabulous venue for weddings, meetings and events from 2 to 200+ guests! Egon Ronay's own words...........'Luxurious four poster-beds and Jacuzzi in a castle of dignified charm, flaming logs in baronial wood-paneled public rooms, the whole place exuding loving care and polish... all in the midst of soothingly tranquil Scottish scenery. De'contracte' is the only word to convey how I felt, thanks to a chance visit, made more memorable by the chef's outstandingly accomplished dishes, tailored for post walk appetit

The Robertson Arms Hotel

Carnwath

 3 Star Hotel

The Henderson family have lovingly renovated the hotel throughout which was originally three cottages built in 1823.Situated just 100 metres from the first tee of Carnwath Golf Course and a short distance from numerous other courses we are an ideal stopover for the keen golfer. A short drive away and well worth a visit is New Lanark World Heritage site including the Falls of Clyde and wildlife nature walk. Or take a trip to Roslyn Chapel on the Da Vinci trail.Our accommodation is of an extremely high standard with a Visit Scotland 3 star award. Rooms are all en-suite with all the facilities you would expect for a very comfortable stay. We offer casual dining in our Bistro and more formal dining in our candle light restaurant. Head chef Ryan and his team have created a feast of dishes to delight. Our cocktail bar offers a large selection of malt whisky from all corners of Scotland.Free Wi-Fi available in our lounge and Bistro.Whether your visit is business or pleasure you are sure of an enjoyable and...

Days Inn Abington

Abington

 2 Star Hotel

Customer rating from 10 reviews: 8.3 Great

Most recent booking for this hotel was 18/05/2012 at 09:57

Located directly off junction 13 of the M74, Days Inn Abington has free Wi-Fi, free parking and spacious rooms. It is in the Upper Clyde Valley of the Southern Uplands, within easy reach of Glasgow and Edinburgh. All rooms are en suite and have tea/coffee making facilities, a free newspaper and remote-control TV. Most have views of the beautiful countryside. Reception is open 24 hours a day. The adjacent Welcome Break service area has a self-service restaurant, retail outlet and coffee shop.

Abington Hotel

Abington

 3 Star Hotel

Customer rating from 1 reviews: 8.0 Great

Located less than a mile from the M74 Motorway at J.13 we offer FREE Wi-fi access throughout and AMPLE FREE PARKING. The Abington Hotel stands amidst beautiful countryside in the heart of the picturesque village of Abington with Edinburgh Glasgow Stirling the Trossachs Burns Country and Walter Scott country about an hours drive away. Had you travelled by stage coach on the hazardous Carlisle-Glasgow route in the 1800's you would certainly have appreciated the hospitality and warmth of the Abington Coaching Inn-just as Napoleon III did in 1839 when he rested here after a tiring days grouse shooting. You can still find his chair in the hotel. Now with the addition of the Conservatory and lounge menu available all day. The hotel becomes an ideal stopping point for the business traveller or leisure guest.The hotel is 100% non smoking