Set at the foot of the Ochil Hills, just one hour from Glasgow and Edinburgh airports, this country estate blends sumptuous glamour and Scottish Baronial charm to offer a refined, indulgent escape within reach of championship golf courses and an array of outdoor pursuits including riding, shooting, and fishing in 850 acres of natural rugged beauty. After a day spent hiking through the hills, handling birds of prey at the Gleneagles Falconry School or flying through the air on a 100m zip-wire line, the spa is an oasis with indoor pools, an outdoor thermal pool, a state-of-the-art gym, and cutting-edge treatment rituals. Dining at Gleneagles is a celebration of Scottish ingredients and French-inspired cuisine, whether savouring a two Michelin-starred meal at Andrew Fairlie or a casual bite at the Birnam Brasserie. The nine bars and restaurants offer endless choice for every mealtime.
The 232 rooms range from quietly luxurious bedrooms to opulent suites, each meticulously designed with a mix of classic and contemporary touches. Subtle colours drawn from the landscape infuse every space with warmth and character while home comforts include a pillow menu and luxury bath products. They combine the warm welcome of a country house hotel with a dash of sophisticated glamour, creating a stylish haven at the heart of the Scottish countryside.
Nestled amidst the soaring Cairngorms National Park in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, Killiehuntly Farmhouse offers a tranquil escape with a touch of Scandinavian charm and an enticing blend of luxury and wilderness.
Originally built in 1830, this historic lodge has been meticulously renovated to offer a luxurious country escape with stunning views of the River Tay.
Ness Walk Hotel sits on the banks of the River Ness in Inverness, offering a picturesque and luxurious 5-star retreat in the grandeur of a 19th-century house that’s been lovingly restored to retain its stately splendour but updated with contemporary architecture.
Inverlochy Castle Hotel sits in the midst of the ruggedly rolling Scottish Highlands near Fort William, offering a truly enchanting retreat in 19th-century baronial splendour.
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