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Barony Castle is a striking manor house built in 1536, with magnificent views of the Tweed Valley, offering a wide range of facilities for corporate and private groups alike. Standing proud in 25 acres of formal gardens and woodlands, it also offers a quiet & peaceful location. Situated in the Scottish Borders, it is a mere 40 minutes from the centre of Edinburgh, and just 5 minutes from the beautiful Borders town of Peebles, where fishing, walking, cycling and pony trekking are easily accessible. 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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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

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Glenapp Castle is a fairytale Scottish castle hotel, hidden on the beautiful Ayrshire coast in Ballantrae, Scotland. Imagine exquisite rooms and outstanding cuisine. Perfect for rest and relaxation. The luxurious, award-winning five star hotel provides an intimate level of service, with genuine attention to detail. It has great beauty in its period furnishings and interiors and through the breath-taking gardens, forest and the seascapes that surround that castle. See more

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Nestled in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, Fonab Castle offers an unforgettable 5-star experience, blending historic charm with modern luxury and a welcoming Scottish hospitality. Just across the river from the charming town of Pitlochry and overlooking the awe-inspiring Loch Faskally, it boasts commanding views of wonderful Highland Perthshire scenery. See more

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Corsewall Lighthouse Hotel invests the charm and romance of an 1815, functional lighthouse with the comforts of a small, very unique luxury hotel and restaurant. The lighthouse is a listed 'A' building of major national importance. Its light still beams a warning for ships approaching the mouth of Loch Ryan, as it has done for 185 years, and the property provides guests with an opportunity to experience an all-round different experience. See more