Angus Hotel, Blairgowrie
A warm welcome to The Angus Hotel, Blairgowrie?s premier leisure hotel and one of only
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four hotels in Perthshire with a modern fully equipped leisure club and indoor pool. Relax, unwind in a very informal family owned hotel, a delightful combination of professional service and comfort with a true concern for customer care and environmental standards.All 81 en-suite bedrooms are supremely comfortable. The attractive restaurant offers outstanding cuisine. On many evenings the Ballroom comes alive to the skirl of the pipes and revel of party goers enjoying the Ceilidhs, live cabaret and other Highland nights. Copious areas of relaxing space. A lift provides easy access to all floors.The Angus has been one of Perthshire's best known hotels for over 100 years. Its location in the centre of Blairgowrie provides you with many touring opportunities. To the north there is Glenshee and Royal Deeside. To the south Perth, Stirling and Edinburgh, and to the east, Dundee and the Kingdom of Fife. And only a short drive, the delightful highland towns of Dunkeld and Pitlochry, and the whole of Highland Perthshire await.Nearby visitor attractions include Blair Castle, Glamis Castle and Scone Palace, Perth Races, Perth and Pitlochry Theatres, MV Discovery and the Verdant Works at Dundee, and The Hermitage and Cathedral at Dunkeld.Perthshire is the adventure playground of Scotland. Enjoy a kaleidoscope of outdoor activity opportunities, from superb walking and cycling on unspoilt roads and routes, to rafting, skiing and adventure sports, and glorious golf at the famous Blairgowrie Rosemount. And Gleneagles, Carnoustie and St Andrews are within an easy drive.Host to many local and regional business events, the hotel is also popular regular venue for the business traveller looking for a refreshing change from the standardised city centre ?accommodation factory?.
The Angus Hotel, CARLISLE
Rachel & Martin welcome you to a relaxing stay in their family run hotel where guests will
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be assured of a warm and friendly reception. We are conveniently located for exploring the beautiful English Lake District, Eden Valley, the Scottish Borders and Hadrian?s Wall. Almonds, is the hotel?s small cosy restaurant and bar, which offers excellent food, served in relaxed and friendly surroundings.
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...My partner and I visited London for a couple of days last year.
At the end of the first day of sightseeing we were heading back to our hotel near to Victoria Station and wondering where to eat out evening meal.
We saw the Angus Steakhouse and decided it looked good and we would give it a try.
The food was very good and the service was good too, but the prices !!!!
It was very expensive for what we actually got to eat and we were disappointed because of that. What visitors to this country must amke of these rip off prices I don't know....
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