Set high in the Lowther Hills, guests at the Hopetoun Arms are welcome to try a round, or even two, at the highest golf course in Scotland located just behind the hotel. Originally built as a Victorian hunting lodge, the hotel has a restaurant and cosy bar.
Originally built as the private residence of the Oliver family, entrepreneurs of the Victorian industrial age, this country house hotel now offers luxury accommodation and fine food. On the outskirts of Hawick, Mansfield House stands in 10 acres of dog-friendly grounds.
Standing adjacent to the historic ruins of Dryburgh Abbey on the banks of the River Tweed, this splendid baronial house offers the perfect setting for a Scottish Borders holiday. With luxurious bedrooms, guests can unwind in the pool before enjoying some fabulous seasonal cuisine.
The award-winning Balbirnie House is a listed Georgian mansion dating from around 1777. Set within a 400 acre park, it now offers good food, beautiful grounds, 34 fine bedrooms, and an 18-hole golf course, all just an hour’s drive from Edinburgh.
This award winning castle hotel, situated in a serene location only 4 miles from Fort William, features a Michelin starred restaurant and individually designed rooms. Stunning mountain views. Free Wi-Fi in the hotel, and tennis and fishing can be arranged
Bunchrew House is a 17th century Scottish mansion set amidst acres of beautiful gardens on the shores of the Beauly Firth. The sixteen bedrooms each come with their own unique character and style. The restaurant features 2 AA Rosette dining.
Dating back to the 1400’s, Dornoch Castle is an inspiring venue. With 21 en-suite bedrooms, some with four poster beds, the castle is ideal for romantic breaks. The restaurant features award winning chefs, as well as a significant malt whisky selection!
Set amidst 20 acres of glorious woodland in one of the wildest places in Britain, this traditional country house now offers 14 beautifully furnished guest rooms, each of which has been recently restored to its former glory.
Originally built by the British Fishing Society more than 200 years ago, the Arch Inn now offers ten comfortable en suite guest rooms, many of which enjoy panoramic views over Loch Broom and the Fannich Mountains.
This 18th century listed mansion house is set in acres of lovely grounds, yet is also within the heart of Aberdeen. There is an AA rosette restaurant, and the rooms in the hotel are all elegantly furnished.
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