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Nestled in the Moffat Hills of Dumfriesshire, this is a historic retreat surrounded by forests and rolling hills. This elegant castle blends period charm with modern comforts, offering a warm and inviting atmosphere. Behind a striking facade, richly designed rooms with oak paneling and gilded cornices exude timeless elegance. The castle’s 26 luxurious bedrooms provide sumptuous beds, garden views, and modern amenities.

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Owned by the Cunliffe-Lister family since the 1880s, and the ancestral seat of the Earl of Swinton, this luxurious property combines the traditional warmth of a family home with all the modern comforts of a contemporary hotel. The large estate offers a full range of outdoor and rural activities, along with a relaxing modern spa.

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A contemporary hotel and entertainment venue set on a 17th-century estate beside the historic Crossbasket Castle. Perfect for getaways with family and friends, it offers state-of-the-art accommodation and entertainment just 30 minutes from Glasgow.

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Thornbury Castle Hotel resonates with history. But step behind the heavy oak doors and you'll find a magnificent castle stay with roaring fires, delicious modern cuisine and sumptuous bedchambers. Thornbury Castle has the claim of being visited by Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. Today, the 500 year-old castle with its beautiful oriel windows, Tudor hall and historic parkland is a place of tranquillity, with easy access from London. There has even been a vineyard within the castle walls for over 500 years, from which Thornbury Castle wine is still produced.

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Nestled in the heart of Alnwick, Bailiffgate Hotel offers an inviting retreat surrounded by Northumberland's stunning scenery. With sweeping countryside, dramatic coastlines, and a wealth of history on its doorstep, it's the perfect place to unwind and an ideal base for discovering the region’s enduring charm.

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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.