A SCOTTISH hotel has been named as the “best value” getaway in the UK for 2025 by Conde Nast.
The Conde Nast Johansens Awards for Excellence 2025 were held on Monday this week to celebrate the best hotels and experiences across the world.
Murrayshall Country House, located in Perthshire, took home the prize for best value experience.
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The four-star hotel, which was the former home of Lord Lynedoch, is located just three miles from the centre of Perth and dates back more than 400 years.
Elsewhere, Inverlochy Castle (below) near Fort William received the prize for the best immersive experience.
The five-star hotel is located in a 19th century castle and is home to a number of luxury rooms and suites.
It also features a restaurant overseen by Michelin star chef Michel Roux Jr.
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