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An hour from Edinburgh and less than 30 minutes from Glasgow, Crossbasket is a stunning 17th-century castle transformed into one of Scotland's most luxurious hotel and event venues. There are nine breath-taking en-suite bedrooms, each decorated in a period style and named in honour of a historical custodian of this magnificent castle. An impressive backdrop and versatile facilities also make this Scottish castle hotel the perfect venue for weddings and corporate events. See more

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Situated in Edinburgh's West End, The Bonham Hotel is a Victorian town house. Majority of the bedrooms have a city view. Shops and restaurants on Princess Street, Calton Hill, Edinburgh Castle, The Royal Mile and EICC are all within walking distance. See more

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Cringletie House is a splendid Victorian baronial mansion, located just south of Edinburgh, and stands proud as the only AA Top 200 Hotel in the Scottish Border region. The hotel has 13 individually designed rooms, each one with its own unique character and furnished to a high standard with views over the grounds and local countryside. See more

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With an illustrious history dating back to the 1100s, Neidpath is an amazingly preserved Medieval stronghold with many stories to tell. Easy to reach from Edinburgh, but once you’re there, it’s even easier to forget the outside world. Perfect for a romantic getaway for two, in the castle you can join a guest list that includes Mary Queen of Scots. See more

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Melville Castle Hotel is the perfect base to explore the bustling city of Edinburgh. Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile, University of Edinburgh, Holyrood Park and Arthur's Seat are all within five miles of the hotel. Murrayfield Stadium, the Edinburgh Playhouse and Edinburgh Airport are also nearby. Guests can choose from one of the recently refurbished, individually designed bedrooms and suites. See more

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Stonefield Castle Hotel offers the ideal location to explore the hidden treasures of Argyll. Area made famous by Paul McCartney in 'Mull of Kintyre'. See more