What are the top rated Sustainable Travel in Scotland?

There are a lot of options in Scotland. If you plan on staying in the Scotland area, consider making a reservation for a few nights at one of these properties as these have been rated the top Sustainable Travel in Scotland: <a href="/property/hoeggers-rustic-retreat-is-in-the-country-with-lots-of-wildlife-room-to-roam/HA-3212697001" class="class="static-page-link"">Hoegger’s Rustic Retreat is in the country with lots of wildlife &amp; room to roam!</a> <a href="/property/spur-hotel/EP-17307696" class="class="static-page-link"">Spur Hotel</a> <a href="/property/country-escape/HA-3213143303" class="class="static-page-link"">Country Escape</a>

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What is a OneDegree Sustainable Impact Score (SIS)?

Properties with a Sustainable Impact Score provide a more positive environmental impact when you’re traveling, allowing you to feel good about your next vacation. The One Degree Eco Score is determined by a combination of three factors: Our Eco Score self assessment which is comprised of over 115 answers Location based data collected from your property listing including a property’s walk, transit, and bike score Traveler reviews to ensure there is accuracy in submissions For properties that have not yet completed a survey or have received feedback from the community, One Degree has created an algorithm that attempts to score properties from “most” to “least” eco-friendly.