With summer behind us, now is the time to book a restful autumn staycation — and one 'tranquil' hotel on a scenic Scottish island could be exactly what you are looking for.
Now that September is officially here, it is the perfect time to book a relaxing autumn getaway somewhere in Scotland.
If you are looking for a Scottish staycation on a budget, there are also plenty of spots you can book for a bargain price — if you know where to look. One popular hotel with "fantastic" sea views is currently available to stay in overnight for just £99 for two.
Looking at travel website Tripadvisor, guests at The Glenburn Hotel have predominantly positive things to say, with an average rating of four out of five based on 114 reviews. A second stated: "We had a good size room. Food is quite good and hot. Staff very helpful and friendly. Fantastic views.
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