WEEKENDERS
elegance give remarkable first impressions - when you arrive at
Gleneagles you know you’re onto something good.
THE MAGNUM
The interior of the hotel is a subliminal fusion of antiques and
art deco lights with contemporary style and comfort. Bedrooms
are kitted out with all the mod cons while the new top floor
suites with picture postcard views are simply jaw dropping. But,
in spite of the unashamedly opulent setting, - and knowing this
five star beauty is the hotel of choice for the rich and famous
who discreetly check-in here - the ambience is warm and
welcoming, with friendly unobtrusive staff.
Gleneagles is more than a hotel – it’s a stunning resort set in
850 acres of Perthshire countryside with all the facilities to suit
business or leisure pursuits. Even kids seem to feel at home
The New Town’s gastro bar and restaurant
here. But it’s the relatively new spa that stole the show for me.
Within a stone’s throw of the bustling city centre, The Magnum
Recently winning the British Beauty & Spa Award for Hotel offers a fresh seasonal lunch and dinner menu, created from
Destination Spa of the Year for the second year in a row, this is
locally sourced produce, complemented with wine selected from
Magnum’s wine cellar. In a city packed with comfortable pubs and
one heck of a retreat. Think luxurious private changing rooms quality restaurants, the Magnum provides the best of both Worlds.
(with low flattering lighting), fluffy robes and slippers, gorgeous 3 course Christmas menu £22 per head
ESPA products and a dark and moody state of the art thermal
Reservations now being taken
suite where you could easily book in for the weekend and forget
The Magnum Restaurant and Bar
Open midday to late
all your worries. The facilities, which are separate for men and
women, include a steam room with light therapy, tropical rain
One Albany Street, Edinburgh EH1 3PY Tel: 0131 557 4366
and ice showers, ice crystals to kickstart sluggish circulations
and an extensive sauna which overlooks the small but perfectly
formed hydrotherapy pool. I relaxed there for a full hour prior to
my indulgent treatment and only one other person joined me
– clearly the staff have the timings down to an art form giving
pampered souls privacy too. After my complete stressbuster
ritual, - one of the spa’s signature treatments and 80 minutes
CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS IN STYLE
of massage heaven - I emerged relaxed and rejuvenated.
A fabulous Christmas Dinner
Gleneagles had won me over. throughout December
DINNER FROM JUST £19.95
At only an hour’s drive from Edinburgh, Gleneagles is a Lunch 12pm - 3pm / Dinner 6pm - 10pm
destination for the discerning who appreciate the finer things
CHRISTMAS DAY
in life. With standards and impeccable service of a bygone era -
Glass of bubbly and canapés on arrival
this hotel lives up to all the hype. plus a free gift from Santa for the kids
£60 PER PERSON £29.95 PER CHILD
The Gleneagles Hotel, Auchterarder, Perthshire, PH3 1NF, Dinner 12pm - 5pm
Tel: 0800 704 705.
Get your bookings in early to avoid disappointment.
*For a present that your friends or family will remember for
years, Gleneagles gift vouchers are available for purchase
online at
www.gleneagles.com
STUART HOUSE, ESKMILLS, MUSSELBURGH, EAST LOTHIAN EH21 7PQ
T 0131 273 5240
WWW.THEGLASSHOUSEATESKMILLS.COM
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