Connoisseurs Scotland Offers Deals at Two Five-Star Edinburgh Properties

Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa and the Scotsman Hotel

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. February 08, 2011

Edinburgh, Scotland - February 8, 2011 - Connoisseurs Scotland, a collection of 24 luxury properties, is offering amazing deals at two of its five-star Edinburgh members - The Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa and The Scotsman Hotel - that allow guests to experience Scotland's fascinating capital city while enjoying every modern amenity. Recently named "Favourite UK City" by The Guardian for the eleventh year in a row, Edinburgh is a bustling hub of internationally renowned festivals, fine dining, history and culture; visitors can experience this and more with "A Very Suite Deal" from The Scotsman Hotel and The Sheraton's club room promotion.

Nestled below the dramatic Edinburgh Castle, The Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa is perfectly situated within walking distance of the celebrated shops of Princes Street and the elegant Georgian architecture of the New Town. In celebration of its 25th anniversary and a multi-million pound refurbishment, the hotel is offering promotional upgrades in its newly-built exclusive Club Level, comprised of a stunning Club Lounge, Club Guestrooms and Club Castle Rooms - all of which offer spectacular views of Edinburgh Castle and the historic cityscape. Guests enjoy continental breakfast, with a different delicious cooked option every day, complimentary drinks and snacks throughout the day and canape_es in the evening. They can also stay connected with unlimited Wi-Fi and relax with Escape at One - a series of heat and water experiences, including the unique Thermal Suite and iconic rooftop Hydropool, at the award-winning One Spa. Rates from £255 ($408)* per room per night (based on two sharing a Club double/twin room) are valid through Dec. 31, 2011; for more information, contact grandedinburgh.sheraton@sheraton.com.

Occupying one of Edinburgh's greatest buildings, formerly the home of The Scotsman newspaper for nearly 100 years, The Scotsman Hotel fuses the history of this baronial property with the highest standards of a traditional hotel. For the coming year, the hotel is now offering "A Very Suite Deal," valid for arrivals Sunday through Thursday, which includes choice of suite, full Scottish breakfast and champagne on arrival. All suites include complimentary tea and coffee, shoeshine, newspaper, luxury bathroom toiletries, bathrobe and slippers, private bar, DVD player, satellite TV and WiFi. Rates start at £225 ($360) per person, double, for the publisher and director suites, which are enhanced by a separate drawing room or dining room; £325 ($520) for the baron suites, with panoramic views of Calton Hill with the Scott Monument and Gardens; and £425 ($680) for the two floor Penthouse, complete with private dining area, library, lounge, terrace, barbecue area, personal sauna and study.

Connoisseurs Scotland's 24 members include four of the world's finest golf resorts, Gleneagles, Turnberry, Cameron House and Old Course; Inverlochy Castle, recently voted the best hotel in Europe; several outstanding city centre properties including Prestonfield, Edinburgh's only 5 Red Star hotel; a 19th-century castle health spa; a collection of intimate country house hotels; the ultimate luxury train; the finest hotel afloat and an exclusive use property. Many of these are in scenic coastal locations. The restaurants have been awarded six Michelin stars. Information on Connoisseurs Scotland, its member resorts, partners and special offers can be found at www.luxuryscotland.co.uk