Best hotel in Scotland ?

[LdnReno]

Would love to experience more of Scotland outside of Edinburgh and Glasgow. Can anyone recommend good & luxury hotel suitable for families? We’ve been to Gleneagles (v good) - is there anywhere else similar vibe we can try?
Currently looking at Fife Arms.

Cameron House fits the bill. Luxury feel
and loads for children to do. Stunning location as well.

Monachyle Mhor
Cromlix
Fife Arms
Prestonfield / Balmoral in Edinburgh
Gleneagles Townhouse in Edinburgh
Cameron House

Torridon
Kinloch Lodge
Dornoch Station
Fonab Castle
Schloss Roxburge

Nothing beats Gleneagles for me though.

I'm going to the Fife Arms on Sunday. Can't wait. We enjoyed Glenapp Castle last year. I'm not keen on Gleneagles.

A bit of a wildcard, but Ashtree House in Paisley? I'd do that for a couple of nights followed by a couple in the Tontine in Greenock. I've stopped in both, and the breakfasts were superb, both had a lovely atmosphere too.

Would love to hear what you think of the Fife Arms

i would add the Old Course Hotel, St Andrews and the Three Chimneys in Skye

I will let you know.

Our go to for various areas with children are Gleneagles, The Balmoral, Cameron House, The Fairmont in St Andrews and One Devonshire Gardens. Schloss Roxburghe limits when children can use the swimming pool (1hr in the morning and only if you stay in the hotel not a cottage) but does have a lot of child friendly activities including a kids club on our last stay but I believe it may have closed.

Paisley ?!?

Cameron house or gleneagles

Cromlix