Scotland Hotels - Southeast Coast
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First Class
 Marine
Hotel (North Berwick). This imposing hotel commands stunning
views across the North Berwick golf course to the Firth of Forth.
The public areas and many of the bedrooms share this view. Bedrooms
come in a variety of sizes and some are impressively large. With
18 golf courses close by, this Victorian era property is perfect
for a golfing vacation. Edinburgh and its wealth of attractions
(Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh Festival, Holyrood House and Princes
Street) is just a short drive or train ride away.
Connoisseur's Tip: A complete refurbishment is to be completed
by Spring 2002. Consider upgrading to a Seaview room.
Primary Area Courses: Gullane#1, #2 + #3, North Berwick,
Dunbar, Muirfield.
 King
James Thistle Hotel (Edinburgh). The King James is situated
in the heart of Scotland's capital and close to the many visitor
attractions this international city has to offer. Just off the world
famous Princes Street, the hotel is only a short walk from Edinburgh
Castle, Holyrood Palace and the National and Scottish Galleries.
The hotel features Craigs Restaurant, where all the dishes are prepared
using the finest local produce, or, in contrast the Boston Bean
Company, an informal alternative, serving an excellent range of
meals all day.
Connoisseur's Tip: Another good option to enjoy the many
sights of Edinburgh.
Primary Area Courses: Gullane#1, #2 + #3, North Berwick,
Dunbar, Muirfield.
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Superior First Class
 Channings
Hotel (Edinburgh). This four star boutique hotel lies on a peaceful
cobbled street, overlooking tranquil gardens and just a few minutes
walk from the city center and it's historical sites. Considerable
flair and thought has gone into creating Channings, a stylish transformation
of five Edwardian town houses, which has had many of its original
features restored. With restful fire-lit lounges and it's renowned
character and charm, Channings offers a cozy relaxed ambience, reminiscent
of a country house hotel in town. The warm and richly colored Brasserie
with its superb Edwardian features is in direct contrast with their
contemporary, simple and uncluttered wine bar and conservatory.
Connoisseur's Tip: The hotel's quiet in town location is
perfect for enjoying the sites of Scotland's most historic city.
Primary Area Courses: Gullane#1, #2 + #3, North Berwick,
Dunbar, Muirfield.
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Deluxe
 Greywalls
Hotel (Gullane). Designed by the celebrated Edwardian architect,
Sir Edwin Lutyens, and built in 1901, this charming hotel with it's
beautiful walled garden overlooks Muirfield Golf Course and the
Firth of Forth. Family owned Greywalls retains the atmosphere of
a private house, which shows in the spacious, airy bedrooms and
the wood paneled library with its open fire. The bar is cozy and
the sun room a delight. The acclaimed restaurant serves modern British
cooking with classical influence and local produce. The cool green
dining room overlooks Muirfield Golf Course.
Connoisseur's Tip: A true golfers hotel.
Primary Area Courses: Gullane#1, #2 + #3, North Berwick,
Dunbar, Muirfield.
 Balmoral
Hotel (Edinburgh). Located at Number One Princes Street, on
the city's main shopping thoroughfare, the five-star Balmoral is
only a short walk from Edinburgh Castle, Scotland's national monuments,
museums and galleries and the new Scottish Parliament. First opened
in 1902 in the tradition of the great railway hotels, The Balmoral
was designed only after its architects had undertaken an extensive
tour of every great hotel in Europe. The style and appearance of
The Balmoral's bedrooms and public rooms have been carefully designed
to complement the historical elegance of the Edwardian architecture
and the lavish and extravagant public rooms, which created a sensation
when the hotel was opened. The famous Palm Court with its magnificent
glass dome and the Sir Walter Scott grand ballroom with its breathtaking
views of Princes Street and Edinburgh Castle, have been deliberately
decorated to evoke the timeless comfort and security so typical
of the Edwardian era.
Connoisseur's Tip: A traditional favorite. Located adjacent
to Waverly train station allowing easy access by train for London
extensions.
Primary Area Courses: Gullane#1, #2 + #3, North Berwick,
Dunbar, Muirfield.
 Dalhousie
Castle Hotel (near Edinburgh). For over 700 years Dalhousie
Castle has nestled in Scotland's beautiful countryside, providing
warm Scottish hospitality. Major restoration has transformed this
13th Century Castle into a unique hotel and restaurant, offering
the luxury of modern day comforts whilst retaining elegant touches
of the past. It is located just seven miles from Edinburgh city
center and fourteen miles from Edinburgh Airport. From the moment
you arrive, a warm wholehearted Scottish welcome awaits you, to
ensure you feel completely relaxed and at home. The friendly atmosphere
of the Castle, created by a very special relationship between the
staff, management and guests, and the warmth and style of timeless
interiors guarantees to make every visit a memorable one.
Connoisseur's Tip: Ideal for those looking for a "castle"
type experience.
Primary Area Courses: Gullane#1, #2 + #3, North Berwick,
Dunbar, Muirfield.
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