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Rooms from 42.00 GBP | The Star and Garter Hotel is a large imposing Georgian style building, steeped in history, dating back to the mid eighteenth century and is located at the east end of historic Linlithgow's High Street.
The hotel is a family owned and run hotel with 15 well appointed recently refurbished en-suite bedrooms.
This historic hotel has a very comfortable 60-seater restaurant which boasts an exciting menu to suit all tastes combining the best of traditional and contemporary Scottish fayre. There is also a traditional Scottish bar of unique character offering a wide selection of malt whiskies, and an excellent choice of brand leading beers and spirits. We also have a large beer garden at the rear of the hotel where we enjoy Sunday BBQ's during the summer months.
The historic town of Linlithgow, where Mary Queen of Scots was born in 1542, a visit to the palace is not to be missed..........enjoy. Disabled access to restaurant and cloakrooms.
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Rooms from 45.00 GBP | | The West Port Hotel is situated in the historic town of Linlithgow, where, at the famous Linlithgow Palace, Mary Queen of Scots was born in 1542.
As the name suggests the West Port is found in the west of the town. Established in 1790, it was originally the first inn at which traders from the west would rest and take refreshments on their travels east.
Today, visitors to the West Port Hotel can enjoy a similar warm and friendly welcome.
The West Port is an ideal location for business and tourist travellers alike. The hotel offers 9 very comfortable en suite bedrooms, all decorated to a high standard. |
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Rooms from 70.00 GBP | | Beancross Hotel, Restaurant, and Cafe Bar complex offers so much more than fantastic food and drink. The Millennium Suite incorporates a spectacular, custom-built function; event and conference facility and you can extend your stay by choosing from one of the acclaimed, individually designed boutique bedroom suites. The friendly, attentive staff look forward to welcoming you to the perfect, central location from which to explore Scotland.
All 14-boutique bedrooms have been individually designed, most with separate continental bathroom, dressing room and lounge area, with an emphasis on space, freedom and relaxation.
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Rooms from 50.00 GBP | | Picturesque Manor House set in beautiful grounds with newly opened luxury en-suite bedrooms. Dine A La Carte at "Le Chardon" or informally at " Wallace Bistro". Extensive conference facilities available. Disabled friendly hotel. |
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Rooms from 47.00 GBP | | Gateway to Central Scotland, Trossachs and Highlands. Plenty of things to see and do. Local train station with excellent connections to the historic cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh. A flexible to the varying needs of today's modern clientele. Ideal for both business and pleasure.
Excellent location for all industries in the area.
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Rooms from 45.00 GBP | | Falkirk is the ideal base for touring the Scottish Lowlands, an area of stunning beauty and interest. Why not explore Bonnybridge, famed for its many UFO sightings. Located in historic Falkirk, The Antonine is situated in the town centre and is one of the most stylish hotels in the town. The hotel is just a minute's stroll from Falkirk's pedestrian friendly shopping boulevard.
The restaurant's also offer a Tapas and European menu option. |
| Da Vincis
Hawk Brae, Livingston
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Rooms from 48.00 GBP | | Continental and International cuisine. Warm welcome. Rooms are furnished and equipped to a high standard, fax facilities available. Evening entertainment most nights Friday, Saturday and Sunday live disco and, Wednesday live cabaret |
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Rooms from 49.00 GBP | | Bankton House is a small hotel with only five large bedrooms, all of which have en-suite bathrooms, colour television, telephone and tea/coffee making facilities.
This limited accommodation means that you are always thought of as a guest and not a room number. They offer a selection of wedding packages to suit almost any budget, all of which include a three course meal, private function room and bar, changing room, cake stand with knife and flowers on the table. In fact you can even have your entire ceremony in the Victorian style conservatory and the wedding meal in the Function Suite.
Infotel rates subject to availability, higher rate charged during Edinburgh Festival.
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Rooms from 99.00 GBP | | Welcome to a world of relaxation at one of Scotland s most exclusive country retreats. Airth Castle Hotel and Spa enjoys a location that never fails to impress. The 14th Century Castle is steeped in history - it was once owned by the family of Robert the Bruce - and is complemented by 12th Century church ruins and graveyard and imposing 18th Century stables - all nestling in 14 acres of wooded parkland and beautiful landscaped gardens. All this sits majestically overlooking the River Forth and the glorious countryside of the Forth Valley - with the delightful scenery of Perthshire - Loch Lomond - the Trossachs and the Highlands all within easy reach. The 121 bedrooms are located either in the Castle building itself or in the Resort building - formely the castle stables. All are stylishly decorated and offer the latest in room amenities to ensure a comfortable stay.Whether relaxing in the comfort of your luxurious - individually designed bedroom - enjoying the range of fantastic facilities and therapies at our Cloud Nine Leisure and Beauty Spa - or indulging yourself in either of our two restaurants and many bars within the resort - one thing is guaranteed - you will be spoilt by choices fit for a KingExperience Stornoway black pudding for breakfast - homemade shortbread and buns for traditional afternoon tea and a selection of the chef s signature dishes for lunch and dinner - including the very best of local produce from Tay salmon to Perthshire lamb and West Coast seafood expertly prepared and creatively executed for your enjoyment. Airth Castle is one of Central Scotland s largest Wedding - Banqueting - Conference and Exhibition venues - with an overall capacity for around 800 guests. Our sumptuous - flexible entertaining spaces are full of character and features and you can be sure a successful event in a superior environment.From the moment you arrive at Airth Castle Hotel and Spa Resort a true Scottish Welcome awaits. We look forward to meeting you |
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Rooms from 60.00 GBP | | PRICES ARE FROM.
Welcome to Best Western Keavil House Hotel in Dunfermline, near Edinburgh, a relaxed 73 bedroom country house hotel with beautifully appointed individual bedrooms, an award winning restaurant, extensive meeting and event facilities and an impressive health club and leisure spa.
The hotel's location in south Fife, close to Edinburgh and the motorway network, makes Best Western Keavil House ideal when you are staying in the Dunfermline or Edinburgh area on business or leisure.
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18 Bridge Street, Dunfermline
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Rooms from 36.00 GBP | | Welcome to the City Hotel, a building which has offered warmth, good food and hospitality to the traveller since it was built as a coaching house around 1775. Much has changed since 1775, and today you will find that the City Hotel is a most prestigious town centre hotel. It offers a wide range of services and facilities which will appeal to those visiting Dunfermline on business or pleasure.
Dunfermline, in the ancient kingdom of Fife, is the former capital of Scotland. It is ideal as a touring base with Stirling, Edinburgh and Perth each only half an hour's drive away. The Borders to the south and the Highlands to the north are only an hour distant.
For your function or business conference you will be pleased to discover that the town is served by a mainline railway station and has superb motorway access to the north, south and west. Edinburgh airport is only twelve miles away.
The hotel boasts 26 very comfortable bedrooms which are tastefully furnished and decorated. |
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Rooms from 38.00 GBP | | On an ancient ford and crossroads and in the shadow of the historical Dunfermline Abbey stands The Pitfirrane Hotel, Crossford.
It is an old staging post and has kept the local populace and the intrepid traveller in good ale for over 200 years
There is a first class golf course, while the charm of Crossfords old village is in stark contrast to the splendour of the Forth Road and Rail Bridges which lie just to the south |
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