Luckily, there are plenty of other castles around Scotland that you actually can stay in to live out your Traitors fantasy. From South Ayrshire to Aberdeenshire, these grand properties give you ...

Unfortunately individual rooms cannot be rented out, and the only way you can stay at the castle is if you hire out the entire building for a hefty price tag. Luckily, there are plenty of other ...

Shrouded in the shrubbery of the Dunskey Estate on Scotland’s west coast, this Edwardian castle invites guests to stay within its magic. Spacious canopy beds exude luxury, claw-footed tubs ...

But do not despair, because your castle stay dreams can still come true ... Just don’t go murdering anyone… Kilbryde Castle, Central Scotland, has lush gardens that are available for guests ...

Duffus Castle in Moray is an example of a motte and bailey castle in Scotland. The first style of castle was called a motte and bailey. Duffus Castle in Moray is an example of a motte and bailey ...

The Hoxton in Edinburgh and the expanding Crossbasket Castle in East Kilbride were the two Scottish hotels named among the best new openings to stay at in Europe.

If you’re heading to Scotland on a £9.50 Holiday with your ... The Scottish Sun Travel Editor Heather Lowrie says: “Sundrum castle is just outside Ayr – you could go into the town and ...

Ardross Castle features prominently in the hit BBC show The Traitors but where in Scotland is it located, who owns it and can you stay in it?

“None of us stayed in the castle. They [the contestants] all stayed in the airport hotel at Inverness Airport. How glamorous – you come to Scotland, and you stay in the Inverness Airport hotel.

Historians have discovered that as many as 2000 castles were built in Scotland. Sometimes we can't see these castles. Their ruins can only be found underground. People have to dig in the ground to ...

Scotland boasts over 1,000 castles, more than anywhere else in the UK. These structures, spanning centuries, symbolize Scotland’s proud history and fight for freedom. Introduced by King David I ...