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A grand Edwardian-era landmark on the Strand with Thames views and Art Deco flair.
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Opened in 1924, Gleneagles sits on a vast estate in the Perthshire countryside and is often described as a playground in the glens. It is best known for its three championship golf courses, one of which hosted the Ryder Cup in 2014.
Beyond golf there is fishing, falconry, horse riding, off-road driving and plenty of walking trails, making it a strong choice for active breaks.
Rooms mix classic country-house style with tartan touches and modern bathrooms. Some face the gardens and hills; suites add sitting rooms and larger bathrooms.
The estate has several places to eat, from a Michelin-starred fine-dining room to a bright bistro-style restaurant and a cosy bar with a large whisky collection.
Not at all; the estate offers many other outdoor activities, plus a spa.
Yes, Gleneagles railway station is a short ride from the hotel.
Yes, there are children's activities and family-sized rooms.
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