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Christmas break - does this idyllic place exist?

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BanyanTree · 14/11/2017 11:49

Inspired by the Christmas angst thread on another forum. A couple of years ago we escaped the Christmas mayhem and it was bliss. I am thinking of doing the same again but obviously we are too late for this Christmas.

I'd love to spend Christmas in a lovely 4/5 star hotel in Scotland (or anywhere that fits the following criteria). The hotel should be old, traditional with great food and rooms. We would spend 3 or 4 nights there over Christmas and have a lovely Christmas Eve, Day and Boxing Day meal. Days would be spent walking in the grounds in the fresh air. Back at the hotel we can sit around a nice cosy fire and enjoy whatever is going on. Hotel must accept children.

Does such a place exist?

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lovelyupnorth · 14/11/2017 18:40

Lakeside on the edge of windermere would fit most of those - only the grounds which may not win - but has everything else

5foot5 · 16/11/2017 23:16

Not Scotland but it seems to meet the rest of your criteria Keswick Hotel

We have stayed a few times and although we haven't stayed at Christmas we have done their New Year package twice and had a lovely time.

BanyanTree · 17/11/2017 06:38

Love both those ideas. Thanks so much X

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3nationsfamily · 19/11/2017 12:16

Crieff hydro is very family friendly, also look at Hilton Dunblane or depending how far you want to go, Hilton Craigendarroch

cazzyg · 25/11/2017 19:38

Yes Crieff Hydro was also my first thought.

sulasuka · 25/11/2017 19:40

Gleneagles, ticks all your boxes.

Fantasticmissfoxy · 25/11/2017 19:59

Yup Gleneagles

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