One ‘word’ admirably sums up the Grant Arms Hotel in Grantown-on-Spey – WYSIWYG: What you see is what you get. There are no pretensions here − even though Queen Victoria and Prince Albert once stayed − just the welcoming and quiet efficiency of a mainstream 50-room, 3-star Gold hotel and restaurant.
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Grant Arms Hotel
20/05/2017 .Cringletie House Hotel. Enjoy self indulgent Scottish hospitality.
20/05/2017 .Terry Marsh reviews the Cringletie House Hotel, a Scottish Baronial castle outside Edinburgh
Read the full story hereIsle of Eriska Hotel Hilltop Retreats
27/04/2017 .I awake to a gentle dawn chorus of willow warblers in the surrounding lichen-clad silver birch; a delightful prod into another day, backed by silence rather than urban cacophony. Out in the Lynn of Lorn, the low-slung island of Lismore rides at anchor, and, beyond, the bosomy hills of Morvern rise gently to airy Beinn Mheadhoin. It’s a peaceful scene, and a perfect way to start the day.
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01/03/2017 .Arrival at The Petwood Hotel was greeted by disconcerting ambiguity. A surfeit of RAF personnel and people dressed in outmoded fashions had me wondering if I had passed through a time warp back to a parallel universe set in 1940s.
Read the full story hereWashingborough Hall Hotel. Discover a Lincolnshire Georgian beauty.
28/02/2017 .Terry Marsh reviews Washingborough Hall Hotel, one of Lincolnshire’s stately Georgian manors.
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28/01/2017 .Following on from his first Secret Sky piece, Terry Marsh opens the lid on more Secret Skye locations on the wonderful Isle of Sky.
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