Ballintaggart East End Cottage
© Claire Waddell
Self-catering in Scotland is waking up amongst the countryside, a fresh cup of coffee and some Scottish berries before you head out for a walk into the forest.
It's getting your friends together for a break, staying up late catching up in the hot tub under the stars after a day exploring the city sights. Or taking the kids out to the local castle, and stopping by the farmers' market for fresh produce to cook a Scottish feast back in your self-catering cottage.
Staying in self-catering accommodation gives you a fully furnished place of your own where you can wind down, cook when you want, and enjoy Scotland at your own pace, whether that’s a short break or a longer escape.
Most self-catering properties include:
- A private kitchen or kitchenette
- Living and dining space
- One or more bedrooms
- A private bathroom
Many also offer extra conveniences such as private parking and pet-friendly facilities to luxury features ranging from private gardens to sea views or even a hot tub.
