Small Hotels in the UK

Initially belonging to the Earl of Orkney, the Glenapp Estate was acquired by James Hunter at around 1870, who hired the renowned Edinburgh architect David Bryce to redesign the castle. Thus, the castle was decorated in the Scottish Baronial style, elegantly combining elements of the Gothic and Renaissance design to create the grandeur and fairytale appearance it has until today. Surrounded by lush landscaped gardens, boasting turrets and towers and an unrivaled atmosphere that transports guests back in time, this castle hotel is one of the most lavish Scottish destinations.

Dogs are more than welcome to join their owners while they stay at Glenapp Castle. There is no extra charge for dogs, but they are allowed only in specific rooms of the hotel.  Dogs Stay Free  

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A hotel spa like no other in the UK, where swimwear and clothes are not necessary. 

As this is a naturist-friendly hotel, meaning that nudity is encouraged, children could not be accommodated here. 

At the Sherbrooke, they have combined modern efficiency with traditional grace, prestige with convenience.

Sherbrooke Castle was built in 1896 by a well-known contractor of the time, John Morrison, who wanted to create a baronial mansion for himself. Built in impressive red sandstone just outside Glasgow, Sherbrooke Castle boasts many of the architectural and stylistic characteristics of the late Victorian period. It became a hotel just before WWII broke out, during which it was used by the Royal Navy as a training ground for its officers. In 1945, it became a hotel again, offering lavish accommodation and excellent services to all its guests.

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