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One of Europe's last wildernesses, from the majestic beauty of heather clad mountains
and loch studded Glens, to the windswept moors where great battles were once fought
and from dramatic coastlines to dark loch waters where a legendary monster reputedly
hides!
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Culloden
House Hotel -
5 star Country House | |
This
fine Adam-style Georgian mansion is set in 40 acres of grounds, from where Bonnie
Prince Charlie left for the battle of Culloden. Day rooms with chandeliers, marble
fireplaces and ornate plasterwork include an inviting drawing room, clubby bar
and the refined Adam dining room. Bedrooms range from opulent period suites and
master rooms to comfortable contemporary refurbished rooms. The hotel is ideally
situated close to Inverness airport and Nairn Golf Course.
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Golf Hotel - First Class Hotel | |
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Overlooking
the first tee of the famous Royal Dornoch golf course, the atmosphere here is
relaxed and friendly. The Royal Golf Hotel has recently undergone extensive refurbishment
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Rocpool
Reserve - First Class Hotel | |
This
discreet new boutique hotel is perfectly situated just a 5 minute walk from the
centre of Inverness. The stylish bedrooms all offer free fast speed broadband
and wireless internet connection as well as flat screen tv’s. Some of the
bedrooms offer extras such as an outdoor hot tub, split level rooms and private
balconies. The hotel also provides a great dining option in the modern, contemporary
restaurant that holds two red rosettes.
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Boath
House - First Class Hotel | |
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This
gorgeous Georgian mansion is set in 20 acres of splendid woodland and is ideally
situated just outside Nairn, 20 miles east of Inverness. The hotel's landscaped
grounds include a stocked ornamental lake, extensive lawns and a fine Victorian
kitchen garden. Once on the “endangered list” of Historic Scotland,
the present owners completed a meticulous refurbishment in 1997. Boath House offers
eight luxurious individually styled and spacious bedrooms, inviting lounges and
an excellent restaurant that holds four AA rosettes and serves up a daily changing
menu of the finest local ingredients.
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Glenmoriston Townhouse House Hotel - Standard Hotel | |
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banks of the River Ness and only a couple of minutes walk from the lively town
centre, the Glenmoriston Town House Hotel is the ideal location for visitors staying
in Inverness. The Glenmoriston hotel is equipped with all the modern conveniences
that you would expect, whilst many of the rooms enjoy stunning river views. As
well as a stylish and cosy Piano Bar, the hotel also has two of the finest restaurants
in the Highlands which has been recognised with the award of three AA Rosettes. | |
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Inverlochy
Castle - Deluxe Hotel | |
Inverlochy
Castle is one of Scotland’s finest exclusive hotels and restaurants located
at the foot of Ben Nevis, with 17 Castle bedrooms all of individual design, along
with splendid panoramic views. Inverlochy was built in 1863 by the first Lord
Abinger, near the site of the original 13th century fortress. Inverlochy had been
a private residence for over a hundred years until 1969 when it was converted
from a family home to one of Scotland's finest country house hotels.
In the most romantic of settings, guests can enjoy excellent cuisine prepared
by Matthew Gray, voted Scottish Hotel Chef of the Year, 2005. Inverlochy has recently
been voted no 1 in the UK by Travel & Leisure Magazine as well as featuring
in this year’s Conde Nast Gold list. |
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