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2 adults 3 kids in ONE hotel room
ScotlandTraveloholic
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We are looking for hotels/ B&B in Scotland who can accommodate a family of 5 or more. This is a quite common problem that big families must face when looking for a hotel, especially when children are very young age. Can you recommend any hotels which have family rooms designed for the 2 adults and 3 children? 
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I did a search using the VisitScotland accommodation search tool for hotels around Scotland for 4 nights at the beginning of June as an example. There are some nice choices - find the results here
It is worth having a browse using the search filter button and map view. To check for quality-assurance the star ratings are shown next to each listing.
https://www.visitscotland.com/accommodation/hotels/
Does it always have to be a hotel? How about self-catering accommodation or taking over a complete room in a nice hostel? Could that also be an option for you? It would certainly increase the choices.
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