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| Westin Turnberry |
Luxury - Troon |
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The Turnberry is located in one of the most
beautiful settings in Ayrshire. The décor of the hotel
in the lobby and dining areas is warmly classical with a beautiful
wooden staircase and paneling along the ground floor corridors.
All of the bedrooms at Turnberry are decorated to the same
high standards, traditionally appointed in rich fabrics and
elegant furnishings. Individually designed and in keeping
with a grand Edwardian country house, the rooms form their
own unique ambience with many offering breathtaking ocean
views. The hotel boasts excellent health and spa facilities.
There is also a snooker room, souvenir shop, games area and
auto bank teller. |
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| Lochgreen House |
Superior First Class - Troon |
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Located on the edge of Troon,
this beautiful country house was built in 1905 and was transformed
into a hotel about 10 years ago. The gardens are fully enclosed;
it is secluded and quiet, although only minutes away from
golf and the beach. When you enter Lochgreen, you immediately
feel the tranquil atmosphere and old world charm. |
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| Marine Hotel |
Superior First Class - Troon |
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Located on the edge of Troon, the Marine
Hotel is situated at the Royal Troon Golf Club overlooking
the sea. It is a beautiful building and is over 100 years
old. Recently, Paramount Hotels took over the Marine Hotel
and they have made refurbishments and upgrades to many areas
of the hotel.
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| Piersland House |
First Class - Troon |
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Located on the entrance of Troon, this hotel
is the perfect location for golf or walks on the beach. The
Piersland House was built in 1899 for the grandson of Johnnie
Walker, the founder of the Scotch whisky firm. All original
features remain – wood paneling, mahogany stairwells,
tapestry frieze and fireplaces. |
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| South Beach |
Value - Troon |
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Located on the front of Troon, this hotel
is in an excellent situation for traveling to golf courses
on the Ayshire coastline. The rooms are of a good standard
and size for golfing parties. The hotel itself is very quaint
with a real mixture of décor and colors. The staff
is friendly and the owners pride themselves in a personal
service of high standard. |
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| Balmoral Hotel |
Luxury - Edinburgh |
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The balmoral hotel really speaks for itself,
superb location in a beautiful traditional building in the
heart of Edinburgh city. Could be described as "old fashioned,"
however further exploration proves that this is not the case.
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| Caledonian Hotel |
Luxury - Edinburgh |
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Edinburgh Situated in the heart of Edinburgh,
overlooking Princess Street and in some areas The Castle,
this hotel has been recently refurbished and is located within
an old railroad building. |
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| Greywalls |
Superior First Class - Gullane |
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The Greywalls Hotel is one of the most reverd
golf hotels of all times whose hospitality has been enjoyed
by the most famous names in the world of golf. The original
house was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens in 1901 and since
that time additions have taken place but always in keeping
with the original style and proportions. It is most a beautiful
hotel, with its features of refined surroundings, charming
and elegant furnishings, bedrooms furnished in period style,
superb cuisine and service of the highest order. |
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| Marine Hotel |
First Class - North Berwick |
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Set on the beautiful Ayrshire coast looking
out to the romantic Isle of Arran, yet only 40 minutes from
the fun filled, cultural city of Glasgow. In 2004, The Marine
completed a £3.5 million refurbishment of all 89 bedrooms
and public areas and created 3 new spa rooms in the Bodysense
Health and Leisure Club. |
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| Edinburgh Thistle Hotel |
First Class - Edinburgh |
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Located in the heart of Edinburgh, this hotel
is in a good situation to travel around the city with Princess
Street on the doorstep, or it leads to the St. James’s
shopping center. |
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| Old Waverley |
Value - Edinburgh |
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The Old Waverley Hotel was taken over by
"Paramount Group" (same chain as the Carlton Highland).
One of the best things about it is its location, 5 minutes
from Waverley Station, on Princess Street, with views to the
street and castle. |
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| Golf Inn |
Value - Gullane |
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Originally an old coaching house, the hotel
has been completely refurbished and modernized. Ivy clad walls
on the outside still preserve the old world charm. |
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| Kilspindie House |
Value - Aberlady |
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Located on the main route to North Berwisk
and Gullane, this small 3- star hotel is an excellent location
for traveling the various the various clubs in the area. It
was taken over by Graham Horton and his wife, who are completely
new to travel and tourism. Many areas of the house and bedrooms
have been redecorated. |
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| Gleneagles |
Luxury - Auchterader |
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Located approximately 1 hour from Glasgow
airport, the Gleneagles hotel is in a class of its own. Staying
at Gleneagles, you would want for nothing. The hotel offers
world of comfortable luxury, relaxation in scenic surroundings,
sports facilities and a health and beauty spa. |
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| Old Course Hotel |
Luxury - St. Andrews |
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The St. Andrews Old Course Hotel overlooks
the 17th fairway of the golfing Mecca for players from all
over the world, the Old Course at St. Andrews. In fact, part
of the hotel is a hazard when driving for the 17th tee. From
the moment you enter this hotel, you will be impressed by
its warmly welcoming atmosphere. Here you will have a view
of the Old Course. |
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| St. Andrews Bay Hotel |
Luxury - St. Andrews |
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St. Andrews Located 10 minutes from the center
of St. Andrews, the St. Andrews Bay Hotel is situated on a
small hill overlooking the bay. It is modeled on the Chateau
Elan Hotel in Atlanta and has a very “continental”
feel to it. In total, there are 5 of these resorts, the other
4 being in the U.S. The design of the hotel is very modern
and spacious, with tremendous views of the countryside and
the sea. The resort is skirted by two 18-hole golf courses.
There are leisure facilities and health and beauty facilities. |
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| Rusacks Hotel |
Superior First Class - St. Andrews |
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Located at the entrance of St. Andrews, the
Rusacks was built in 1887 and still has many of its original
features today, including marble pillars and fireplaces and
high ceilings with beautiful cornicing. This hotel has a wonderful
location, looking straight out onto the Old Course and the
sea. |
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| Rufflets Country House |
Superior First Class - St. Andrews |
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This is an old manor house built in 1924.
It is located just 10 minutes from the town center of St.
Andrews. The house features many comforts of home and is small
and exclusive. All rooms are fairly spacious and there are
several lounges within the house, all very comfortable and
styled with antique furniture |
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| Scores Hotel |
First Class - St. Andrews |
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A scant six miles down the coast from the
most revered links in the world - The Old Course at St. Andrews
- lies a golf course that many believe will one day dominate
the links landscape: Kingsbarns Golf Links. Despite the fact
that the layout is still in its infancy, having just opened
in July of 2000, Kingsbarns has been heralded as the last
great links property available for development in Scotland,
an end-all of Scottish links golf. |
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| Russell Hotel |
Value - St. Andrews |
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Situated a stones throw from the heart of
the action, only a few yards from the historic first tee and
eighteenth green of the legendary Old Course, the Scores Hotel
commands magnificent views of St Andrews Bay and the historic
clubhouse of the Royal and Ancient. The hotel is contained
within two traditional town houses, which have formed part
of the most famous landscape in the golfing world since 1880.
Despite the age of its surroundings, each of the Scores Hotel’s
30 bedrooms is en-suite and offers a full range of modern
facilities. Many guestrooms have panoramic sea views, while
others command views over the hotel gardens. |
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| Hazelbank Hotel |
Value - St. Andrews |
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Located at the front of the shore road and
overlooking St. Andrews Bay, the Hazelbank Hotel offers a
perfect situation for walking to local bars and restaurants,
as well as the Old Course. The Hazelbank was built in 1898
as a townhouse for a tea planter from India. It became a hotel
in 1902. All of the original decorative plasterwork and the
impressive timber staircase have been retained to show off
the best of the building’s Victorian heritage. . |
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| Inn On North Street |
Value - St. Andrews |
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Located on the corner of North Street and
Murray Park, this hotel was taken over by new management in
2000 and has been renovated. It is located 10 minutes from
the Old Course. All rooms are of excellent size and most have
a seating area. The décor is light and minimalist with
wooden flooring and furniture. This charming 3 star property
could not be more centrally located. It is a friendly and
vibrant little inn with only 10 ensuite bedrooms each kitted
out with DVD and satellite TV. The Inn has a basement bar
and popular restaurant |
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| Skibo Castles |
Luxury - Dornoch |
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Skibo was acquired by Andrew Carnegie in
1898 and he spent a fortune rebuilding the castle to create
one of the world’s greatest residences. Today it is
home of the Carnegie Club, a private residential Golf and
Sporting Club along with a leisure, health and beauty spa.
Décor is sumptuous from woods to silk wall furnishings.
There is a large fireplace glowing in the lobby and stain
glass windows above the main stairs. |
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| Culloden House Hotel |
Super First Class - Inverness |
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Located 15 minute drive from Iverness on
the A96, Culloden House Hotel is situated amidst Scottish
countryside and beautiful gardens and woodland, originally
a Jacobean castle. As you arrive, you will notice the building’s
impressive nature. It is used by many stars, politicians and
promotional events for companies like Ferrari and Rolls Royce.
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| Royal Golf Hotel |
First Class - Dornoch |
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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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| Golf View Hotel |
First Class - Nairn |
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Situated overlooking the Moray Firth with
gardens leading down to the seashore. Many of its 42 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. |
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| Dornoch Castle Hotel |
Value - Dornoch |
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Steeped in Scottish history and fascinating
legends, the 15th century Dornoch Castle firmly stands its
ground opposite the inspiring 12th century Dornoch Cathedral.
Set in private and beautifully manicured gardens, this Castle
still bears an air of magnificence and grace. |
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| Glen Mhor Hotel |
First Class - Inverness |
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This hotel is situated in a beautiful, tranquil
location on the River Ness in the heart of Inverness. Established
in 1957, it comprises four charming riverside properties,
each with its own individuality. Upon entering, you will find
it has a warm and friendly atmosphere. There are a total of
45 bedrooms. There is a small resident’s lounge in which
to relax and have a drink and there are two restaurants. |
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| Caledonian Thistle |
First Class - Aberdeen |
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Set in the heart of the Granite City, The
Thistle Caledonian is the perfect location for both business
and leisure guests. The quiet surroundings of our Terrace
Restaurant, overlooking Union Terrace Gardens and our lively
Cafe Bar offer a wide variety of cuisine within the hotel. |
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| Udny Arms |
Value - Aberdeen |
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This hotel offers an ideal location for playing
local golf courses. It is a small family-owned hotel with
a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. |
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| Craigellachie Hotel |
Value - Craigellachie |
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The Craigellachie has been beautifully refurbished
to retain all the original charm of a delightful Scottish
country house while providing year-round comfort and luxury.
All the public rooms have been lovingly restored using fine
fabrics and high quality period furnishings with weave, texture,
color and print all carefully coordinated to delight the eye.
The 25 bedrooms include some fabulous master rooms and mini-suites
all overlooking the River Spey and Telford's famous "Craigellachie
Bridge" built in 1814. |
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