Where to rest your head
From luxury hotels to hostels and hobbit hideaways, there are plenty of accommodation options for those who visit the east coast, one of the most picturesque parts of Scotland.
For the staycationer heading east, there are literally hundreds of places to stay! As well as hotels, there are a generous number of holiday parks, caravans, farmhouses, inns and B&BS – and there are many benefits of staying at each one.
For those who enjoy a little bit of luxury, there are plenty of options to stay in a hotel on the east coast. A hotel stay rewards you with complete comfort of your own room, or suite, and various dining options on site. Self-catering accommodation is ideal for families or groups as it gives you and your fellow travellers total flexibility. Come and go as you please in your self-contained home-from-home. You can also eat whenever you want, and are not restricted by set meal times in a restaurant.
Whether you choose to rent a cottage, a house, or a lodge, you can embrace self-catering and the “please yourself” way of living.
For the outdoor-lovers and adventurers, camping or caravanning is plenty of fun – even if the usual luxuries of life are stripped away!
And if you cannot bear to be without a proper bed for the night, consider the ever-popular glamping options.
But for those travellers who like to think outside the box, there are some exciting overnight accommodation options in the east coast
– like yurts and cabins and even a traditional Victorian house!
As you soak up the magic of the east coast by day, imagine what it would be like to step inside your own magical little place where you can spend a night or two.
Wherever you choose to book, be sure to pick wisely as your accommodation is almost as important as the location of your getaway.