The Hotel Du Vin is in a setting of Victorian mansions and tree-lined terraces. Period townhouses were converted into a multi-award-winning accommodation. Each of the 35 bedrooms has its own unique decor using contemporary and classic furnishings. The public areas are decorated with fine antiques and Scottish paintings. Guests have access to an air-conditioned gym and in-room spa treatments. Choose from rooms or suites.

• location_on 1 Devonshire Gardens Glasgow G12 0UX, UK
• phone +44 141 378 0385
• link www.hotelduvin.com

A wooded landscape and the shores of Loch Lomond is the setting for the Cameron House, a luxury hotel with Scottish hospitality. The guestrooms are styled in traditional decor with plaid accents and velvet seating. The beds have upholstered headboards and fresh cotton sheets. The bathrooms feature monsoon showers and designer toiletries. Suites with lake views are available.

There are five dining onsite one of which is a Michelin star restaurant. The clubhouse has activities for couples, business travelers, and families. The Cameron House marina offers Loch Lomond cruises and the Loch Lomond Seaplane launches from a pontoon in front of the hotel. Championship golf and an award-winning spa are a short drive away.

• location_on A82, Loch Lomond Alexandria G83 8QZ, UK
• phone +44 1389 310777
• link www.cameronhouse.co.uk

If you want to experience history while staying in your accommodation, the Mar Hall is an excellent choice. A magnificent example of Gothic architecture, the structure was built in 1823 and has a background steeped in history including stories about Mary Queen of Scot and Robert the Bruce.

The premier luxury hotel in Mar Hall near Glasgow offers 53 uniquely designed suites with stunning views of Kilpatrick Hills. Dining options include a gourmet restaurant, organic cafe, and the Grand Hall serving snacks and light foods throughout the day. Guests have access to an Aveda concept spa and an 18-hole championship golf course.

• location_on Mar Hall Ave Bishopton PA7 5NW, UK
• phone +44 141 812 9999
• link www.marhall.com

Once a cheesemongers in the city's younger days, Cafe Gandolfi one of the city's most popular restaurants for locals and tourists. It even claims to have bought Glasgow's first espresso machine. The decor is rustic with old photos of the city's past peppering the walls. The chefs use locally-sourced products for classic Scottish dishes such as Haggis, Cullen Skink, Arbroath Smokie, and smoked venison.

• location_on 64 Albion St Glasgow G1 1NY, UK
• phone +44 141 552 6813
• link www.cafegandolfi.com

The highly recommended Stravagin restaurant is located in Glasgow's chic West End. Its motto is "Think Global, Eat Local," and globally-inspired dishes are created using fresh Scottish produce. Dine on menu showcases such as award-winning haggis, Perthshire pigeon, and Inverurie lamb. The restaurant features fine dining downstairs and a cafe bar upstairs. Your escort girl will like it.

• location_on Kelvinbridge, Glasgow Lanarkshire G12 8NX, UK
• phone +44 141 334 2665
• link www.stravaigin.co.uk

After receiving a Bib Gourmand commendation during its first year in operation, the Ox & Finch quickly reached local fame. The atmosphere is casual brick and black-tiled walls, painted floors, and leather booths. The menu is Mediterranean with a Scottish twist featuring dishes such as foie gras and spiced scallops or rabbit and ham hock.

• location_on 920 Sauchiehall St Glasgow G3 7TF, UK
• phone +44 141 339 8627
• link www.oxandfinch.com