Grosvenor Hotel
Robin Hood's Bay, North Yorkshire, YO22 4RA.
Flanked by fields and moorland on three side and the sea on the other, the Grosvenor stands atop the small, picturesque village of Robin Hood’s Bay. This purpose-built hotel offers spacious en suite rooms and an extensive menu with daily specials.
- 19th Century
The Cwtch
Newtown, Powys.
Sleeps 2. Featuring its own hot tub set on the bedroom veranda, this spacious holiday property makes the ideal romantic hideaway. With glorious views over the surrounding border countryside, follow the path from the veranda to the hidden sauna. Cottage Code: OS7.
- Wi-Fi available
- Hot Tub
- Boutique
- Pet friendly
- 20th Century
Blairquhan Castle
Straiton, nr. Maybole, Ayrshire.
Sleeps 30. This exclusive use Scottish castle is a fine example of stunning Regency architecture. Set within well-established grounds in the heart of the beautiful Ayrshire countryside, it offers luxurious 5 star accommodation, ideal for family gatherings, weddings and corporate events.
- 19th Century
Borthwick Castle
North Middleton, Midlothian, EH23 4QY.
Sleeps 26. Also known as ‘Scotland’s Greatest Keep’, the magnificent Borthwick Castle once hosted Mary Queen of Scots who stayed there in June 1567. Just 12 miles from Edinburgh, today guests can enter the ancient arched gateway into a world of luxury and majestic style.
- 15th Century
Turin Castle Scotland
nr. Forfar, Angus, DD8 2UF.
Sleeps 20. Tucked away in the Angus Glens, this authentic Baronial castle offers the perfect country hideaway for groups of up to 20 in 10 luxurious suites. Standing in 20-acre grounds, the castle has its own private mini golf course and petanque court.
- 17th Century
Brackenhill Tower
Brackenhill, nr. Longtown, Cumbria, CA6 5TU.
Sleeps 10 + 6. In the once troubled lands of the Border Reivers is the only Scottish Pele Tower (fortified house) to be found on English soil. A former Clan Graham stronghold, the 16th century Brackenhill Tower now offers luxurious, exclusive-use accommodation.
- 16th Century
Forter Castle
Glenisla, Perthshire, PH11 8QW.
Sleeps 16. Built in 1560 to protect Balloch pass and the route to the north, Forter Castle has been lovingly restored and now blends 21st century comforts with traditional features. Set over five floors, the stunning great hall boasts a large fireplace and hand-painted ceiling.
- 16th Century