Nice Hotels within 3hrs of Glasgow?
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Its me and girlfriends 3 year anniversary so need a nice getaway for this weekend. Romantical-ness not a prerequisite but would be useful, just after somewhere within 3 hours of Glasgow by car that we can have a nice weekend away at.
Hilton Coylumbridge is out because we're there fairly frequently so wouldnt be unique enough. But thats in the ball park of the budgetry limits (I wana get laid, not bankrupt
)
Any suggestions?
Hilton Coylumbridge is out because we're there fairly frequently so wouldnt be unique enough. But thats in the ball park of the budgetry limits (I wana get laid, not bankrupt
) Any suggestions?
I have the perfect place... absolutely stunning hotel with great food and surprisingly cheap. 45 mins from Glasgow - but set in about 40 acres it feels very remote. HUGE rooms (most are suites - I think they automatically upgrade if the place isn't full)
www.cromlixhouse.com/
Steve
www.cromlixhouse.com/
Steve
Edited by GetCarter on Wednesday 27th September 09:52
emicen said:
Hilton Coylumbridge
emicen said:
Any suggestion?
Not there anyways! Honestly, no offence mate but that joint's a dive!
What about here - www.onich-fortwilliam.co.uk/
Really pleasant place & probably ideal for your budget
GetCarter said:
I have the perfect place... absolutely stunning hotel with great food and surprisingly cheap. 45 mins from Glasgow - but set in about 40 acres it feels very remote. HUGE rooms (most are suites - I think they automatically upgrade if the place isn't full)
www.cromlixhouse.com/
Steve
www.cromlixhouse.com/
Steve
Cromlix House is lovely, I was there for a wedding a few years ago and was thoroughly taken with the place - beautiful setting and a lovely hotel. Food was excellent too.
If you are looking another time, try Kinnaird House on the way to Pitlochry (www.kinnairdestate.com). Cromlix is good, but Kinnaird is very, very special...
g4addicted said:
If you are looking another time, try Kinnaird House on the way to Pitlochry (www.kinnairdestate.com). Cromlix is good, but Kinnaird is very, very special...
Looks to be very nice, however, a touch mature for myself and missus. I'm 24, she's 20. Pork pie at a jewish wedding kind of sums up how well we'd fit in I fear.
I see you are already sorted but worth trying the following next time;
www.craigatinhouse.co.uk/ (surprisingly good boutique B*B and good value)
www.leragshouse.com/ (superb food and peace/quiet)
www.summerisleshotel.co.uk/ (treat location and Michelen star quality food)
Plenty of quality road recommendations on this forum to boot!
www.craigatinhouse.co.uk/ (surprisingly good boutique B*B and good value)
www.leragshouse.com/ (superb food and peace/quiet)
www.summerisleshotel.co.uk/ (treat location and Michelen star quality food)
Plenty of quality road recommendations on this forum to boot!
2 sMoKiN bArReLs said:
Heard it's good but pricey!!!
For next time try Glengarry Castle Hotel www.glengarry.net/index.php
Rooms are a bit "shabby chic" but it's in a lovely location and the food and service are fantastic!
Catz said:
2 sMoKiN bArReLs said:
Heard it's good but pricey!!!
For next time try Glengarry Castle Hotel www.glengarry.net/index.php
Rooms are a bit "shabby chic" but it's in a lovely location and the food and service are fantastic!
T'was both excellent & pricey....(the staff even managed not to laugh when England lost while we were there!!
northo said:
Monachyle Mhor is the business, and owner Tom Lewis is a car nut. Tell him I sent you!
(Bit late to the thread)
Second that, been there a couple of times, not a huge distance to travel but wonderfully isolated.
Slightly cheaper rooms in the outhouse (not the backpackers dormitory), and a short stagger from the fantastic restaurant and bar.
www.monachylemhor.com/
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