Published in Scotland Magazine Issue 19 on 20/3/2005.

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It's your round

Fancy a golf break while staying at a quality hotel? Here’s a rough guide to some of the best

The famous and great golf hotels of Scotland need no introduction of course: The Old Course at St Andrews, Turnberry on the West Coast, Gleneagles, The Carnegie Club at Skibo…and the newer St Andrews Golf Resort and Spa all set a standard that matches the best of their type on the planet. But there are plenty of other options to suit different needs and different pockets.

We have teamed up with hotel reviewers HotelReviewScotland to bring you a selection of them. For full reviews, prices and facilities see HRS’s website at http://www.hotelreviewscotland.co.uk

Ardoe House Hotel
By Aberdeen
Baronial mansion with new rooms, facilities include pool, good food
Tel: +44 1224 860600

Ballachulish House
Argyll
Scottish Hotel Chef of the Year 2004, stunning location, historic, hospitable
Tel +44 1855 811266

Boat Hotel
Boat of Garten
A gem! Good food, top golf, countless activities
Tel +44 1479 831258

Buccleuch Arms Hotel
St Boswells, Roxburghshire
Cosy, relaxing, happy, good food
Tel +44 1835 822243

Castleton House
Eassie by Glamis, Angus
Small country house with six lovely rooms. Quality throughout
Tel +44 1307 840340

Cavens Country House
By Dumfries
Excellent small country house. Spacious, lovely bedrooms, fine dining
Tel +44 1387 880234

Coul House Hotel
Contin by Strathpeffer
Scottish character. Woodland setting. Good food
Tel +44 1997 421487

Craigsanquhar House
St Andrews
Charming, friendly, quiet, elegant. Superb dining
Tel +44 1334 653426

Culloden House
Inverness
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By Dominic Roskrow

Section : Scottish Golf

Page number : 69