Choose a 5-star hotel to a luxury travel outside can often be difficult but Scotland has a number of high quality places to stay that could make your vacation one of the best I've ever had.
Many people often make weekend breaks to Edinburgh and if you're planning on heading to this beautiful historic city, and then you may want to book a stay in the oven.
This is a contemporary hotel situated in a medieval building, allowing customers to combine luxury and high quality Accessories contemporaries with rich heritage of Edinburgh.
The greenhouse is situated in the city centre so that guests can easily walk to all major attractions, including the National Gallery of Scotland, the Edinburgh Playhouse and its many shops, restaurants and cafes.
Or, if you want to plunge into the atmosphere from the comfort of your accommodation, you can address the unique rooftop garden in Edinburgh at the hotel, where you can take in views of the metropolis.
If you're looking for something a little more traditional Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa can be a place to consider. Not only is it located in a building more antiquated, guests can enjoy their spa facilities of modern luxury.
The Sheraton also is in the heart of the city centre so that visitors can spend the day walking the busy streets of Edinburgh, before returning to his hotel for a well-deserved rest.
People who are interested in immersion in the history and culture of Edinburgh instead could choose to stay in The Scotsman, where the Scottish paper of the same name was produced by almost 100 years.
You can stay in the Victorian building and enjoy the traditional oak and accessories, its huge Bay windows and stunning views of Edinburgh Castle in marble. A visit to this 5-star hotel is probably not only special and luxurious, but an enriching experience where you can learn more about the history of Scotland.
If a visit to the plateau means getting out of town to escape the humdrum of a busy life, so you might want to head to the Marcliffe Hotel & Spa, which is located in the northeast of Scotland.
Just on the outskirts of Aberdeen, guests can visit the city of granite and absorb the atmosphere or simply stay on the grounds of the hotel, where you can enjoy Scotland's woodlands, gushing rivers and rolling field 11-acre.
There are opportunities to embrace traditional Scottish pastimes at The Marcliffe-including going fishing-as I like some of the best in the country produce, such as Aberdeen Angus beef, haggis and salmon.
These are some of the best luxury hotels in the country, giving visitors the opportunity to experience true comfort, while embracing the rich traditions of Scotland, by heading to their vibrant cities or pausing RESTful in its peaceful landscapes.
