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 The Kinross hotels listed below are either
in the town or we have given a rough guide as to how far they
are from Kinross. We hope you enjoy your stay and find your ideal
accommodation from our list of hotels in Kinross and the surrounding
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| Green Hotel, 2 The Muirs, Kinross, KY13 8AS | ||
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Set in an 18th-century coaching inn, the family-owned
Green Hotel is part of an impressive leisure resort, featuring
a selection of restaurants and 2 golf courses. The resort is
in Kinross, close to the M90 motorway. |
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| Salutation Hotel, 99 High Street, Kinross, KY13 8AA | ||
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In Kinross town centre, Salutation Hotel is a
traditional pub, featuring modern rooms with free Wi-Fi. Bedrooms
at the Salutation each have a private bathroom, Freeview TV and
tea/coffee facilities. |
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| Kirklands Hotel, High Street, Kinross, KY13 8AN | ||
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This traditional 18th century coaching inn has
been newly refurbished this year giving a more modern feel to
the interior, it now boasts 9 newly refurbished en suite rooms. |
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| Windlestrae Hotel & Leisure Club, The Muirs, Kinross, KY13 8AS | ||
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Set in a 5000-acre estate with 2 golf courses,
landscaped gardens and a luxury leisure club, Windlestrae is
situated in Kinross, close to Loch Leven. The resort has 5 restaurants
and a music venue. |
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 Kinross House, Kinross, Loch Leven. Unfortunately,
Kinross House itself is a family home and, as such, is NOT OPEN
to the public. However, the lovely formal gardens and grounds
are open to visitors. www.kinrosshouse.com. Location: On the outskirts of Kinross. |
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Lochleven
Castle, Kinross. Lochleven Castle is located on Castle Island
on Loch Leven, and is accessed by boat. It had an important role
in Scotland's history for over three hundred years and is probably
best remembered as Mary Queen of Scot's prison from June 1567
to May 1568, and the place where she was forced to abdicate in
favour of her infant son James VI. About 1 mile east of Kinross. |
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Balvaird Castle, near Glenfarg. (Limited opening,
confirm by telephone on 01786 431324). A late 15th-century tower
on an L plan, extended in 1581 by the addition of a walled courtyard
and gatehouse. Balvaird Castle was built in 1500 by Sir Andrew
Murray, a member of the Murray family of Tullibardine. From its
elevated position, it commands an excellent view overlooking
Glen Farg, the Eden valley and the Lomonds. Balvaird is notable
among Scottish castles of its date for its refined architectural
detail. It is now managed by Historic Scotland. About 7 miles north of Kinross. |
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