Group accommodation in Scotland at HI group hostels
The northernmost country in the UK, Scotland is known for its dramatic landscapes of rugged hills, glistening lakes (lochs) and heathered moors (muirs). As such, our group hostels in Scotland are popular for activity breaks, nature hikes and geography study trips, but are equally well-placed to host educational trips in other subjects including history, art, language studies, and music. HI’s group hostels are located in Scotland’s cities and countryside, and provide excellent budget accommodation for groups of all kinds, from city breaks with groups of friends, to college cultural trips at Edinburgh’s festivals, to relaxing countryside escapes.
All of our group hostels in Scotland meet HI’s assured standards for quality, cleanliness and comfort, and many also provide extra services tailored to the needs of groups, such as:
- Private rooms for leaders and drivers
- Parking for coaches, buses or mini-buses
- Seminar rooms, games rooms and/or lounge areas
- Full meals service, and lunch packs for days out
- Staff who understand the needs of groups
Whether you want to go for a breezy coastal walk, a long-distance trek amidst the majestic mountains, or a historical walking tour of castles and ancient architecture, HI’s group accommodation in Scotland provides the perfect way to do it all on a budget.
Choose from the following locations to view our group hostels in Scotland:
Aviemore – Scotland’s premier ski and mountain activity resort. In the heart of the Cairngorms in the Scottish Highlands, guests at our group hostel in Aviemore can see breathtaking scenery, unique wildlife and participate in an array of outdoor activities.
Carbisdale Castle – Our hostel is situated within the castle, providing guests with a unique accommodation experience. Built in 1906, it is one of Scotland’s newest castles, and has one window for each day of the year. Carbisdale Castle houses priceless paintings and artifacts, plus a collection of exceptionally beautiful Italian marble statues exhibited in the main Lower Gallery.
Glasgow – Our group hostel in Glasgow is situated in this busy, friendly, vibrant city with fine architecture, superb shopping facilities and a wide cultural interest. Central Glasgow has many fine buildings with a diversity of architectural styles.
Edinburgh – The capital city is set in some spectacular Scottish countryside, and is made up of elegant streets, cobbled alleys, Georgian terraces and crescents, historic houses on The Royal Mile - all overlooked by the famous Edinburgh Castle.
Stirling – Home to the historic Stirling Castle where you can learn much of Scotland's history. Guests at our group accommodation in Stirling can also visit the fascinating old town, which runs down from the castle, with its ancient streets, narrow lanes and wealth of historic buildings.
Inverness – Located in the famous Scottish Highlands, HI’s group hostel in Inverness offers something for everyone, from the historic sites such as Culloden Moor to shopping and theatre and local dolphin spotting trips.
Loch Lomond – Loch Lomond is the largest expanse of fresh water in Britain at 23 miles long, 5 miles wide and more than 600ft deep. The rugged highland peaks with hidden glens and passages are steeped in history and heritage and the wildlife varied. It has long inspired poets and songwriters throughout the centuries.
Melrose – Melrose is one of the Scottish Borders' loveliest towns, located on the route of the St Cuthbert's Way long distance footpath. There are many cultural and historical sites including Melrose & Dryburgh Abbeys and the home of Sir Walter Scott at Abbotsford.
New Lanark – Discover the impressive 225-year-old conservation village of New Lanark. Situated in a lovely tree-lined gorge, this World Heritage Site has been beautifully restored. Once the largest cotton spinning complex in Britain, you can also visit the Falls of Clyde, the Scottish Wildlife Trust Visitor Centre and live the past with the Annie McLeod experience. Step over the threshold of the village shop and step back in time.
Aberdeen – Guests at our group accommodation in Aberdeen can visit attractions such as the Maritime Museum, Art Gallery and Old Aberdeen dating back to the Middle Ages. From its bustling harbour, ferries leave for the beautiful islands of Orkney and Shetland.
Pitlochry – Set amidst hills, lochs and woodland, HI’s group hostel in Pitlochry makes a excellent base for outdoor activities, as well as for those visiting the Highlands. One of the first tourists to visit was Queen Victoria in 1842 and since then it has remained a bustling town.
Or, if you already know which of our hostels in Scotland is right for your group trip, use our Group Accommodation Finder to enquire about availability:
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