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Dalmunzie Castle Hotel is a stunning quintessential Laird's mansion turreted in the Scot's Baronial style and standing proudly at the head of a 6500 acre estate dating back to 1510. Enjoying magnificent mountain scenery, this Scottish castle hotel is located in a hidden part of Highland Perthshire, yet is less than two hours from Edinburgh airport. Peace and tranquillity are a feature of life at Dalmunzie with fires & lounges contributing to a relaxing haven from the outside world. See more

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Tulloch Castle Hotel dates from the 12th century, when first the Bains and later the Clan Davidson laid claim to its lands. The castle is located at an imposing position, with highland views spread out like an open atlas; it is on the edge of the bustling market town of Dingwall, and just 15 miles north of Inverness. Tulloch Castle continues to stand proud as a magnificent fortress, with a ready welcome for travellers from all walks of life. 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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Château Rhianfa is a Grade II listed château on the banks of the Menai Strait, with views across to the towering peaks of Snowdonia. The perfect location from which to explore Anglesey and North Wales. Built as a gift to Lady Sarah Hay Williams from her husband John, the stunning architecture was inspired by Lady Sarah’s sketches of her favourite châteaux in France's Loire Valley. See more

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This restored Norman castle is located just 7.4 miles from Haverfordwest, South Wales. Roch Castle was probably built in this location as one of the outer defences of the unmarked border, which has separated, for centuries, the English and Welsh areas of Pembrokeshire. See more

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Originally a 14th-century castle standing four-square against the winds, Lumley Castle Hotel offers a haven of peace and tranquility from the stresses and strains of the outside world. This English castle hotel describes itself as 'no ordinary hotel' and has every justification for doing so. In terms of quality standards and entertainment, it really is something else. See more

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This unique property was originally a 12th-century Cistercian abbey nestling in England’s historic heartland. Coombe Abbey has been restored to its former glory and combines a taste of history with a sense of luxury. Set within 500 acres of breath-taking parkland, it is the perfect backdrop for all occasions. See more