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Classic
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Scotland
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Airth
Castle - Airth, Falkirk, Scotalnd
Standing on a small hill and looking out over the lush grazing
of the Forth valley, Airth Castle has been part of Scotland's
history since the 14th century. The whole castle has been carefully
restored, so that today's guest can enjoy all the atmosphere of
the castle's long historybut in a comfort that previous occupants
could only have dreamed of. Whether you are looking for spacious
executive style accommodation or a traditional Four Poster bedroom,
the Country Club and Castle can offer all the modern day facilities
that todays Business Guest expects. All rooms have private bathroom,
television with satellite channel, radio, tea/coffee making facilities
and direct dial telephone.
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Ardoe
House Hotel -
Aberdeen Scotland
This Scottish baronial style mansion is a mere three miles from
the center of Aberdeen. Set within thirty acres of parkland with
magnificent views across the River Dee. Panelled walls, stunning
grand stair case and modern comforts all await your arrival. Hotel
boasts an AA rosette winning restaurant.
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Auchen
Castle - Beattock, Dumfriesshire
Tucked away in the beautiful Moffat hills by the banks of Even
water lies Auchen Castle the perfect base for exploring Southern
and Central Scotland. An impressive mansion built in 1849 and
now one of Southern Scotland's most charismatic hotels. Our idyllic
gardens and sweeping panorama of Annandale's lush green hills
can be viewed from your comfortably furnished rooms. It goes without
saying that every room has bath/shower, television, tea-tray,
telephone, hair dryer, listening service and trouser press. We
also have a night porter, full laundry and shoeshine service.
Auchen Castle prides itself on good old-fashioned standards, while
providing every modern facility.
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Ballathie
House - Kinclaven, By Stanley, Tayside
Situated in its own 1500 acre estate overlooking the River Tay,
near Perth, Ballathie House offers Scottish hospitality in a house
of character and distinction. Elegantly furnished public rooms.
Antiques in bedrooms. Golf, shooting & fishing.
Ballathie
is very much a house although now a hotel and the furnishings
and warm atmosphere reflect this. Rooms are equipped to the very
highest standards with all the accessories you would expect of
a country house hotel.
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Crieff
Hydro Hotel - Crieff, Perthshire
Whether
you're young or just young at heart, with your partner or family,
on your own or perhaps part of a larger party of guests, Crieff
Hydro has just the accommodation to suit. From comfortable single
rooms to presidential and honeymoon suites, all rooms within the
hotel are of good quality, so you can expect the same high standards
of furnishings and en-suite facilities throughout, whatever type
of accommodation you choose. The Crieff Hydro Hotel offers a range
of services including a fitness centre, a pool, tennis facilities,
free parking, a concierge and much more. The hotel is surrounded
by 900 acres of beautiful countryside.
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Crutherland
Country House Hotel - East Kilbride, Strathclyde
Turning off the main road onto the quiet tree lined drive leading
to Macdonald Crutherland House is located just 15 minutes from
the heart of Glasgow, yet surrounded by beautiful countryside.
Crutherland House offers luxurious accommodation, excellent dining
facilities and total relaxation. This renovated mansion is set
in 37 acres of landscaped grounds. Behind the Georgian façade
is a very spacious and comfortable hotel with extensive leisure
facilities including an indoor pool, gym and solarium.
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Dalhousie
Castle
- Edinburgh.
A thireteenth century castle in acres of forest and parkland.
Visited by Kings and Queens, and used by Oliver Cromwell in the
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Forest
Hills Hotel
- Aberfoyle
In the peaceful foothills of the Trossachs lies Forest Hills Hotel
and Lochside Resort, one of Scotland's most exclusive country
retreats featuring twenty-five acres of landscaped gardens. Most
bedrooms have views over Loch Ard. Hotel has a Leisure Club and
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Glengarry
Castle Hotel - Invergarry, Inverness-shire
A country house set in 50 acres of grounds on the shores of Loch
Oich which lies between Loch Ness and Loch Lochy. The house offers
an impressive panelled reception hall and an elegant dining room.
The building is Victorian with detail such as pine panelled reception
hall and lounge where mellow oil paintings reflect the glow of
a welcoming log fire. All of the 26 bedrooms have private bathroom
and colour TV. Some have four poster beds. All boast splendid
Highland views.
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Golf
View Hotel - Seabank Road, Nairn
The 4 star Golf View Hotel & Leisure Club is situated overlooking
the Moray Firth with gardens leading down to the seashore. Many
of its 44 bedrooms have spectacular views over the sea, as does
the Conservatory - where you can keep a look-out for the dolphins
which can be seen playing in the sheltered waters of the firth.
Many of the bedrooms are sea facing and window seating in the
new rooms allows panoramic views over the Moray Firth and the
mystical Black Isle beyond.
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Houstoun
House Hotel - Uphall, Edinburgh, Lothian
This First-Class Hotel is set in a 17th-Century Scottish Lairds
Tower House and features four poster beds and antique furniture.
The hotel has a warm and welcoming atmosphere that emphasises
friendly and hospitable service. It also has excellent facilities
as well as comfortable guest rooms and public areas.
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Mansion House Hotel - The Haugh, Elgin, Morayshire
Situated in the heart of the Whisky and Castle Trails, six miles
from the sea and within easy reach of numerous excellent golf
courses. Imposing riverside mansion two minutes' walk from the
centre of Elgin. Swimming pool, spa & Turkish bath. Golf &
fishing. Four poster beds.
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Marriott
Dalmahoy - Kirknewton, Near Edinburgh, Lothian
A Scottish baronial manor house in 1000 acres of wooded parkland.
Full leisure facilities. Driving range, Tennis courts and golf
courses.
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Pittodrie
House Hotel - Chapel of Garioch, Grampian
The ancient home of the Smith family, set on an estate of 2,000
acres in the heart of Aberdeenshire. Theo Smith will act as your
host. The family paintings and antiques in the reception rooms
and bedrooms serve to retain the atmosphere of a country house
rather than a hotel. The hotel provides clay pigeon shooting,
squash, table tennis, billiards and croquet. A selection of trout,
sea trout and salmon fishing is available on the Don, Dee and
Deveron. There's also stalking, plus driven, walked-up and rough
shooting. Many fine golf courses are nearby. Pony trekking and
off road driving are available on the estate.
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Royal
Golf Hotel - The 1st Tee, Dornoch, Sutherland
Situated on the 1st tee at the famous Royal Dornoch Golf Course,
many of the 25 en-suite rooms, including the two luxury suites,
have panoramic views across the course and the Dornoch coastline
beyond. The
split-level Conservatory provides all day dining and is the ideal
vantage point for watching the proceedings at the club. Whilst
miles of sandy beach may invite you to enjoy long undisturbed
walks, you may find it difficult to resist the temptation of settling
down with your book in front of a real log fire in the Tom Morris
bar.
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St.
Andrews Bay Hotel - St. Andrews, Fife
St Andrews Bay Golf Resort & Spa is the premier conference
destination in Scotland. Sitting on the summit of a spectacular
cliff formation, the hotel and its two championship golf courses
have breathtaking panoramic views of the River Tay estuary, the
North Sea, the Fife countryside and the medieval skyline of St
Andrews. So,
whether it's on the pristine fairways of our golf courses, table
two in the Atrium Restaurant, a sun-lounger by the pool, or in
the main boardroom of our state-of-the-art conference facilities,
you'll be well and truly aware of St. Andrews Bay Hotel's commitment
to excellence.
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Thainstone
House Hotel & Country Club - Inverurie, Aberdeen
A charming rural hideaway, Thainstone House nestles within 40
acres of private gardens and parkland, yet it is only a short
drive from Aberdeen. This distinctive 19th century mansion was
designed by Archibald Simpson, the eminent architect, and is sheltered
by impressive beech and sycamore trees. From the magnificent galleried
reception area to the elegant restaurant, this hotel blends classical
elegance with continued excellence.
The hotel also has excellent fitness facilities including an indoor
pool.
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Tulloch
Castle - Dingwall
In
days of old, only the Laird or the Chief of the Clan could enjoy
a relaxing stay in a Scottish highland castle. Nowadays, times
have changed and Tulloch Castle Hotel welcomes you with hospitality
that would make a Laird jealous. In an imposing position, with
highland views spread out like an open atlas, the castle is on
the edge of the bustling market town of Dingwall, with its characterful
shops and museum, just 15 miles north of Inverness. When you stay
in any of the nineteen bedrooms in the Castle Hotel, you will
experience sumptuous surroundings and elegant furnishings. Each
of the spacious bedrooms has it's own unique character and charm
supplemented by tastefully designed private bathrooms, with bath
and shower, television and tea and coffee making facilities. Whether
you want to enjoy a fine meal in the castle restaurant, rest for
a few nights in one of the castle bedchambers, or just taste a
local ale in the Green Lady Lounge, you will find Tulloch Castle
an unforgettable place to visit. And these days, you don't have
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| Alverton
Manor - Truro, Cornwall
If an Englishman's home is his castle, then Alverton Manor can
take pride in the knowledge that it provides its guests with not
only luxurious and relaxing accommodation, superb cuisine in the
modern English style, but also the highest possible standard of
personal service. Right at the heart of the beautiful Cathedral
City of Truro Alverton Manor, itself, has strong associations
with the splendour of a bygone era. The present property was built
for the Tweedy family over 150 years ago, but a previous house
is believed to have been on the site over 200 years ago.
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Bath Spa Hotel - Sydney Road, Bath
Built in 1835, this lovingly restored Georgian mansion is set
in seven acres of beautifully landscaped gardens. Churchill was
a frequent visitor. The bedrooms are elegantly decorated, the
bathrooms are luxuriously appointed in mahogany and marble. Its
facilities include two bars, two restaurants and a café.
Rooms with garden views, croquet lawn, tennis court and hairdressing
salon available. Close to the Roman Baths, Pump Room and the new
Thermae Bath Spa, it is far enough from the bustle of the city
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| Charingworth
Manor Hotel - Chipping Campden
Located at Chipping Campden in the heart of the Cotswolds between
Moreton in March & Broadway and just 12 miles from Stratford
Upon Avon is the Charingworth Manor Hotel. The ancient manor of
Charingworth dating back to 1317 sits proudly in it's 54 acre
private estate. There are 26 exquisitely designed and furnished
bedrooms each with it's own and named after personalities and
places associated with the hotel throughout it's history. The
Restaurant is renowned for it's quality of cuisine and service.
The hotel's luxurious accommodations is matched by it's unrivaled
leisure spa complete with indoor heated pool, sauna, solarium
and steam room creating a truly memorable experience.
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| Chilston
Park Country House Hotel - Lenham, Kent
Steeped in history and idyllically set amid 250 acres of lush
rolling countryside and verdant woodland, Chilston Park Country
House Hotel is a Grade 1 listed mansion, lovingly restored to
its original splendor. The Hotel's 53 bedrooms, including 10 four-poster
beds and four suites, have been individually decorated and furnished
to the highest standards. The hotel is particularly renown for
the quality of its food, the warmth of its hospitality and the
attentiveness of its service. This is a truly special hotel and
any event is guaranteed to be memorable.
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| Compleat
Angler - Marlowe, Buckinghamshire
Named in honour of Sir Isaak Walton’s world famous book,
The Compleat Angler stands on the banks of the Thames in a setting
that evokes lazy days on the river at their very best. Situated
alongside Marlow Weir, this is the territory not just of Walton
but of Henley, three men in a boat, Ascot Races, strawberries
and cream, and simply watching the water roll by. Maintaining
the hotel’s piscatorial theme, the 64 stylish rooms and suites,
five of which offer four poster beds, are named after a fisherman’s
fly, and all are fully equipped with satellite TV, CD player,
playstation and modem, and decorated in classically elegant style.
Many afford romantic views over the river. In
winter, log fires burn in the public rooms, while the original
bar, some 350 years old, is the perfect venue for a warming drink.
In summer, the shade of a parasol on the terrace is a more appropriate
attraction.
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| Crabwell
Manor - Chester
A traditional English country manor house hotel set in eleven
acres of beautiful Cheshire countryside overlooking the historic
City of Chester. All 48 individually designed bedrooms are en
suite and beautifully appointed with amenities expected of a luxury
hotel. An award winning 'Conservatory Restaurant' accompanies
all this. To help you unwind the 'Spa at Crabwall' is equipped
with a 17 metre Swimming Pool, Air-conditioned Gymnasium, Dance
and Aerobics Studio, Spa, Sauna Steam Room, Juice Bar and the
Beauty Treatment Rooms. Whatever your reason for staying with
us we look forward to welcoming you to Crabwall Manor very soon.
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| Ettington
Park Estate - Stratford upon Avon, Warwickshire
Regarded as one of the most outstanding mansions in Warwickshire,
this elegant hotel dates back to 1865. It retains a distinct Victorian
Neo-Gothic style with 19th Century family crests, original paintings,
antiques and magnificent stained glass windows. All
48 bedrooms and suites are individually furnished and decorated,
many offering superb views of the Victorian gardens and surrounding
countryside. There are also a number of themed rooms including
the "Shakespeare" and "Kingmaker Chamber",
and two four poster suites.
The hotel provides an extensive range of leisure activities: indoor
pool and spa, horse riding from Ettington Park stables, fishing
on the River Stour, all weather tennis courts and croquet. This
idyllic, rural setting is only 5 miles from Stratford-upon-Avon,
and has a central location close to main lines of communication
including Birmingham International Airport.
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Homewood
Park - Bath
A warm welcome awaits you at this unassuming, yet stylish Georgian
house where traditions of the past meet with conveniences of
today. Homewood Park offers comfort and luxury as well as views
of the award winning gardens and parkland. Nationally acclaimed
restaurant. Famous Roman Baths nearby.
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| Leeming
House - Watermillock, Ullswater, Cumbria
This grand hotel has retained the feel of gracious country house
living. Set amongst beautiful wooded gardens with stunning views
of the lake, it provides a true haven from the rigours of the
modern world. Cocktail bar. Each of our 39 double bedrooms is
furnished to a very high standard indeed. All have private bathroom,
ensuite and satellite television and 14 have private balconies
with views overlooking the gardens towards the lake. Enjoy fine
dining in the Regency Restaurant, with its modern and classic
menu specialises in local produce, chosen as the 1999 Lake District
Restaurant of the Year. Alternatively, if you prefer a more airy
and informal setting, dining is available in the Conservatory.
Golf, pony trekking and sailing locally. Bird of Prey center nearby.
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Randolph - Beaumont Street, Oxford
The Randolph was built in 1864. Today, this impressive neo-gothic
hotel, which boasts the country's largest ballroom, offers the
visitor a base from which to explore Oxford and the surrounding
countryside. The 114 en-suite bedrooms offer all the features
you would expect including satellite television, CD players, mini-bars,
tea and coffee making facilities and modem access points. For
sheer luxury, why not choose one of the hotel's range of deluxe
suites, each with their own private spacious sitting area decorated
with crystal hanging chandeliers and sumptuous furnishings. These
suites combine the best services and personal space and offer
total privacy and tranquillity for guests.
Cotswolds and Blenheim Palace are nearby.
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| Woodhayes
Country House - Whimple, Exeter, Devon
Charming, small Georgian country house hotel set in four acres
of tranquil apple-orchard countryside. Personal attention and
service. Walks nearby. Croquet lawn and tennis court. There are
six spacious, individually decorated bedrooms, all en suite and
a cottage that rents by the week.
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| Bontddu
Hall - Bontddu
Bontddu Hall is set in the Southern Snowdonia National Park with
3 acres of landscaped gardens, rhododendron forest, and mixed
woodland. The unfolding panorama is said to be one of the finest
in Europe. Bontddu Hall was built in 1873 as a country mansion
for a wealthy English family. The interior reception rooms, with
oak panelling complement the unspoilt charm of the exquisite Gothic
architecture. Marble fireplaces, and high ceiling grandeur. |
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| Ballynahinch
- Recess, Connemara, Co. Galway
Castle hotel set in 350 acres of woodland and landscaped gardens
in the heart of Connemara, standing proud and majestic overlooking
the Ballnahinch River. Open log fires glow in the reception rooms
and clients every need will be attended to by the friendly welcoming
staff. Rest comes easily when surrounded by the casual country
elegance that is Ballynahinch Castle. Soft colours through out
the hotel harmonize the stately rooms, which are complimented
by panoramic views of the river and the beauty of the estate.
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of the forty bedrooms have private bathrooms and are decorated
to the highest standards with your comfort in mind. Other features:
1300 acres of woodcock shooting, Tennis, hill climbing and Pony
trekking.
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Cahernane Hotel - Muckross Road, Killarney
Formally the residence of the Earls of Pembroke, this hotel is
beautifully situated in its own parklands, surrounded by meadows.
It boasts a backdrop of Killarney's lake and mountains. Hard tennis
court is available in the hotel grounds.
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Palace - Cashel, Co. Tipperary
A very warm welcome awaits you at the Cashel Palace Hotel. In
the historic shadow of the Rock of Cashel you'll enjoy our well
practised art of hospitality. Individually decorated bedrooms
with views of the Rock of Cashel or elegant courtyard. Beautiful
gardens with two Mulberry trees. Fishing, hunting, shooting, golf,
walks locally.
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| Kinnitty
Castle - Kinnitty, Birr, Co. Offaly
A gothic revival Castle located at the foothills of the Slieve
Bloom Mountains in County Offaly, in the centre of Ireland. Beyond
the heavy oak doors, a whole hearted warm welcome await your arrival.
The Castle evokes a refreshingly relaxed manner which is mirrored
by the friendly courtesy of all the staff. The
Castle offers a range of leisure activities to suit all tastes.
These include equestrian activities, tennis, game fishing, game
and clay pigeon shooting, falconry and walking, all amid the splendour
of the Slieve Bloom Mountains. The castle also boasts Medieval
banquets and a Dungeon bar.
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