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As part of its 25th anniversary celebrations and a multi-million pound refurbishment, the Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa in Edinburgh has unveiled its new Club Floor, with Club Lounge, guestrooms and Castle rooms. Thanks to its position on the top floor it also offers impressive views of Edinburgh Castle and the local landscape. Of course, the stun- ning location is played upon with subtle Scottish touches in the rooms to create a warm and wel- coming environment. The rooms have all the
touches a traveller may need – walk-in showers, spacious bathtubs, a Bluetooth media hub, wireless Internet access and access to the facilities. These include the new Club Lounge where you can enjoy breakfast or snacks throughout the day and reviving treatments at the award-winning One Spa.
Further information:
www.sheratonedinburgh.co.uk; 0131 229 9131
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“My favourite venue for a corporate event is Hartwell House at Aylesbury. When I was with another company I used it several times for Board Strategy Weekends and have also dined and stayed there privately. The meetings were held over two days with a private dinner in the evening. The facilities at Hartwell House were exactly what we required and the staff were very helpful and attentive – nothing was too much trouble. Easily accessible, pleasant staff and an excellent venue.” Jean Richardson, PA, Minerva
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