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Arrochar Hotel, Nr Loch Lomond, Arrochar, Strathclyde, G83 7AU

Beautifully situated on the shore of Loch Long with magnificent views across the loch to the mountains. Arrochar is only one and a half miles from Loch Lomond, and is a superb base for touring.

The Arrochar Hotel, former coaching inn, is situated at the foot of the 'Arrochar Alps' and has magnificent views across the loch to the mountains beyond. Glasgow is only 45 minutes drive away, as is the Royal Burgh of Inveraray. All rooms have en-suite facilities, colour TV, hospitality tray and customer controlled heating. Guests have use of leisure facilities at our sister hotel - Loch Fyne Hotel inInveraray, 8 miles away. Reception is open all day and our wonderful restaurant , open from 7.30am - 9.30 am and 6pm to 9.15pm, serves table d'hôte and à la cart menus. Trips from Arrochar can include Oban and Argyll, Callander, The Trossachs and Stirling or Loch Lomond and Glasgow. Arrochar is the ideal base for touring, walking, fishing or just relaxing.

Loirston Hotel, Victoria Road, Ballater, Grampian, AB35 5RA

This intimate hotel is situated by the Green in Ballater, a most attractive Royal Deeside village. The Loirston is only 8 miles from Balmoral Castle and surrounded by beautiful countryside

There are welcoming log fires in the lounge and a panelled entrance foyer which contribute to the friendly atmosphere found in the hotel. This area has attracted Royalty since Queen Victoria - it would appear that almost every shop in Ballater is by 'Royal Appointment'! The banks of the river Dee, again made famous by the Royal Family for their love of its salmon fishing, make a perfect morning stroll before breakfast. Those who enjoy watching wildlife will not be disappointed as kingfishers and red squirrels, both rare in other parts, are regular visitors to the Dee.

Dreadnought Hotel, Station Road, Callander, Tayside, FK17 8AN

Originally built in the XVIIth century by the Clan McNab whose motto remains as the hotel's name. The Dreadnought provides a blend of history with modern day comfort and style.

The Dreadnought provides a blend of history with modern day comfort and style. An extremely popular hotel locally for bar lunches and functions, the hotel provides consistently high service. Loch Katrine, Loch Lomond, Stirling and many sites of beauty and interest are easily accessible from the Dreadnought.

Greens Hotel, 24 Eglinton Crescent, Edinburgh, Lothian, EH12 5BY

Situated close to Edinburgh's new conference centre in the heart of Edinburgh's desirable West End.

Situated close to Edinburgh's new conference centre in the heart of Edinburgh's desirable West End, Greens is a well established local 'landmark.' Formerly four Georgian private town houses, Greens has retained a flavour of its elegant past blended with the standards now expected in the best modern European hotels. Whilst within the centre of Edinburgh, surprisingly the bedrooms and mini - suites at Greens offer peace and tranquillity that is hard to better - many with views to the coast and hills that you would normally expect from a country hotel. A choice of high quality meeting rooms are available, a themed bistro, à la carte restaurant, Oak Room bar and residents lounge.

Highland Hotel, Union Road, Fort William, Highlands, PH33 6QY

In an outstanding elevated position with views across Fort William to Loch Linnhe. The hotel is only a short walk from the centre of Fort William.

Still retaining many of its original features notably the wood panelling and open fires which create the welcoming atmosphere of a bygone age. The Highland is a fine example of a 'Highland Hotel'. Fort William is an excellent touring base. Places of interest include: the Great Glen, the Caledonian Canal with Neptune's staircase, Glenfinnan and of course Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in Britain. During the summer there is a steam train which runs between Fort William and Mallaig (the port for the ferry to Skye).

Craiglynne Hotel, Woodlands Terrace, Grantown-on-spey, Grampian, PH26 3JX

A handsome stone built hotel situated on the edge of Grantown-on-Spey within its own grounds. Grantown-on-Spey is an excellent location from which to follow the whisky trail or discover Inverness and Loch Ness.

The Craiglynne hotel is comfortable and friendly with log fires in the pine panelled lounge and there is a sun lounge were guests can relax. The hotel grounds boast a putting green, a fountain and a splendid vegetable and soft fruit garden. Grantown-on-Spey is an excellent location from which to follow the whisky trail or discover Inverness and Loch Ness. The Cairngorms, Aviemore and Royal Deeside are all very pleasant day excursions.

Gretna Hall Hotel, Gretna Green, Gretna, Dumfries and Galloway, DG16 5DY

Set in 12 acres of landscaped grounds Gretna Hall was built in 1710. 1 Mile from the English border, the original Manor has been extended to provide comfortable accommodation.

The hotel has retained an historic feel helped by the Blacksmith's Courtyard where even now hundreds still flock to be married. All through the summer months you can expect to see horse-drawn carriages and champagne corks popping as bridal parties stroll throught the exquisitely kept gardens. Less than a mile is the English Border. The Lake District is a pleasant day trip where excursions by cruise boat and steam train can be arranged by the hotel. The Scottish Borders' country towns of Jedburgh and Melrose are also close by, with Edinburgh, under an hour by train, making it a surprisingly convenient sightseeing and shopping trip.

Imperial, Prospect Place, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG1 1LA

Proudly standing at the very heart of the famous spa town of Harrogate, The Imperial Hotel has a charm all of its own. Ideal location from which to explore North Yorkshire, Bronte and Herriott country, historic houses and steam railways.

This spacious hotel exudes a sense of luxury and grandeur normally associated with a bygone era. From the moment you you arrive you will be impressed by our attention to detail, friendly manner and consideration for all your needs. Bedrooms are traditional and elegant; public rooms are well-proportioned and comfortable. Main meals can be taken in the restaurant, supplemented by all day lounge service. Harrogate itself is full of interesting places to visit and from its location in the town centre guests can easily stroll the short distance to the many shops and antique centres, Valley Gardens and Royal Baths.