In Scotland we offer rooms in -

• Borthwick Castle - Built in 1430, little has changed since the castle was the final refuge of Mary Queen of Scots and the Earl of Bothwell.
• Dalhousie Castle - The present structure dates from the 15th century, but it incorporates the dungeons and foundations of the original 12th century castle.
• Traquair - Originally a hunting lodge to generations of Scottish Kings, at over a thousand years old, Traquair is the oldest inhabited house in Scotland.

In England we offer rooms in -

• The Red Lion - Built in the 13th century, reputedly to house the draughtsmen working on Salisbury Cathedral.
• The Royal Oak Inn - This thatched roof inn, set in the picturesque village of Winsford on the edge of the Exmoor National Park, dates from the 12th century.
• The Royalist Hotel - The oldest building in Stow-on-the-Wold and features in the Guinness Book of Records as the oldest inn in England, dating from AD 947.
• The Snooty Fox - Originally a 16th century coaching inn, the mellow Cotswold stone facade of The Snooty Fox dominates the historic market place of "Royal" Tetbury.

If you need to spend your last night in England at London Gatwick you do not have to stay in a typical airport commercial hotel. We offer

• Langshott Manor - Only minutes from London Gatwick, Langshott Manor is a beautifully restored Grade II Elizabethan manor house dating from 1580.

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Scotland's Hotels of Distinction seek to bring you all that is the very best of Scotland. Privately owned and personally managed, each hotel is unique yet all have been carefully selected for their relaxed, friendly atmosphere and warm, welcoming character with service that is always attentive, never intrusive.

The majority of the members of Scotland's largest hotel group have less than 25 comfortable, traditionally designed bedrooms, yet with all the modern facilities you would expect of a top class hotel.

Scotland's Hotels of Distinction enjoy a reputation for the very best of Scottish cuisine, serving the finest, freshest Scottish ingredients, cooked to perfection and served with creativity and flair by some of Scotland's top chefs. Most are members of the Taste of Scotland scheme and a significant number boast one or more AA Rosettes.

To become a member of Scotland's Hotels of Distinction each hotel must, among other demanding criteria, have attained or be working to achieve a minimum of 4 stars under the Scottish Tourist Board's quality assurance scheme.

With the types of hotels ranging from city town house hotels, to former coaching inns, to country mansions, you can plan your vacation to Scotland staying in Scotland's Hotels of Distinction and know that you will have the highest level of consistency in quality and service available in Scotland.

Hotels in Greater Glasgow and Clyde Valley

One Devonshire Gardens
The Inn On The Green
Brunswick Hotel
Somerset Merchant City
Bowfield Hotel & Country Club