The GLENEAGLES HOTEL
Set within 850 acres of beautiful Perthshire countryside, this AA Five Red Star Leading Hotel of the World was established in 1924. It soon won acclaim as ‘the palace in the glens’ and continues to attract those in search of rest, relaxation and exhilaration.
Outdoors, Gleneagles makes the most of its setting amid the gently rolling hills, with three championship courses which are among the very best in the world - The King’s, The Queen’s and The PGA Centenary, Host Venue for the Ryder Cup 2014. Other leisure pursuits include shooting, fishing, falconry, off-road driving and horse riding, as well as swimming in The Club’s two indoor pools.
For those who prefer to cocoon themselves away, The Spa at Gleneagles by ESPA, provides a soothing blend of indulgent treatments and healing waters. Meanwhile, ESPA Life, an innovative residential programme encompassing complementary and alternative medicine practices, offers lifestyle programmes designed to ‘address the stresses and strains of modern lifestyles’ and promote well-being, inside and out.
With more than 200 elegant bedrooms and 26 sumptuous suites, no two of which are alike, Gleneagles offers the guest a choice of traditional and contemporary interiors. World class restaurants, bars, designer boutiques and a beautiful leisure club complete the picture, but perhaps not the experience. That comes with the exceptional service, as memorable as the setting itself.
www.gleneagles.com for booking information see page 80
Dalwhinnie Distillery
The Trossachs
The Gleneagles Hotel miles by car to:- Edinburgh Airport
Glasgow Airport St Andrews
30
Stirling Castle Pitlochry
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