Hotels and Travel

All of the hotels are minimum 5 star hotels – located all over the world in the most beautiful of settings – take the Amberley Castle Hotel – located in the wooded Sussex countryside, richly interspersed with fine buildings and gardens.  The impressive fortified castle has been a private home for nine centuries. The mighty portcullis is lowered at midnight, as in times past to the delight of the hotel guests and within the castle’s stone walls there are delightful gardens. All of the expertly individual hotels bedrooms and suites feature whirlpool baths.

In Scotland, Relais and Châteaux offer the Kinnaird Hotel - set on its own 9,000 acre estate in the Highlands, Kinnaird is an elegant country house hotel offering beautiful views of the River Tay valley. The estate offers it’s own salmon and trout fishing and guests can also enjoy stalking and clay pigeon shooting. After an invigorating day in the outdoors, relax beside an open fire and enjoy a fine malt whisky in preparation for an excellent dinner accompanied by fine wines.

Alternatively, try the Auberge du Père Bise a restaurant ‘Relais Gourmand’ and hotel located on a beautiful lake in the French Alps.  Following a 100 year-old family culinary tradition, the owner, Sophie Bise reinvents gourmet cuisine with dishes such as the poitrine de pigeon rôtie à la citronnelle et gingembre, gaufre de maïs. The warm welcome, the relaxed comfort of the guest rooms which overlook the lake and the fine wine cellar with its rare vintages all make the Auberge du Père Bise a fantastic place to relax and enjoy the good life.

Relais and Châteaux offer so many hotels – all different that is impossible to scoop them all up in to one description.  When my clients ask for a Relais and Chateaux Hotel, wherever they choose to stay, I know – without a doubt – that they will not be disappointed!