Scottish hotel expands with 'immersive, independent stays'
The company said: 'Comprising of large double bedroom, with cosy living area and fully equipped kitchen, Tigh Mairi offers a peaceful, private haven for those seeking deeper immersion in Skye's natural beauty and enjoys dramatic views stretching across the Sound of Sleat and across to the Knoydart mountains beyond.
'Coruisk House currently offers four luxury bedrooms, in addition to two charming, thatched cottages. Each evening, guests can look forward to an ever-changing four-course set menu which celebrates the best produce which is in-season locally.'
The site from above. (Image: Coruisk House Hotel) Clare Winskill, hotel operator, said: 'The purchase of the cottage is a strategic step in the continued growth of Coruisk House. It allows us to expand our accommodation offering while maintaining the privacy and quality our guests value. We're seeing increasing demand from travellers looking for more immersive, independent stays, and this new cottage will allow us to meet those demands.
'Over the past few years, we have seen an increase in couples travelling to Skye to enjoy intimate weddings and elopements, and the purchase of Tigh Mairi will allow Coruisk House to become a part of more couples' love stories.'
Former nightclub on sale for over £1.25 million
A once-popular part of Dunfermline's nightlife has gone on the market - but it will cost you more than £1million.
The venue has been changed in recent years but it played a significant part of Dunfermline's club scene until then.
Until recently, the large buildings at 29-35 Bruce Street were home to Collective, which included the 1703 Bier Helle, a restaurant called Dine 29, and 17 letting bedrooms.
Before that, it was Harlem, "potentially the only club in Dunfermline to have its own hot tub". Agent Christie & Co is marketing the premises, with offers over £1.25 million considered.
AROUND THE GREENS ⛳
Coming soon to a club near you: Golf vending machines
This article appears as part of Kristy Dorsey's Around the Greens series
Officials at discount retailer Affordable Golf are sizing up plans to roll out vending machines at clubs across Scotland selling items such as balls and gloves to players who might otherwise be caught short.
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