SPRING BREAK OFFER FROM GARVOCK HOUSE HOTEL
Award winning Garvock House Hotel in Dunfermline has a Spring Break offer on at the moment, giving you the opportunity to enjoy a bit of luxury in the Kingdom of Fife.
Stay at this 200 year-old, 4 star Georgian Mansion House Hotel, well situated in the city centre, for £136.50 for two, enjoying a three course seasonal supper in the Hotel’s restaurant before retiring to one of the Hotel’s well appointed bedrooms.
Then tuck into a full Scottish breakfast the next morning. This offer represents a saving of £61, and must be used by 27 March 2020 (so it can also be used as a Valentine’s Day treat). The price is based on two people sharing.
Garvock House has a real country feel due to its setting in beautifully landscaped gardens, yet it’s within walking distance of many of Dunfermline’s main attractions including the Alhambra Theatre, and the town centre with Pittencrieff Park and the magnificent Norman Abbey.
Or venture a bit further and enjoy the coast with a walk along the Fife Coastal Path.
Garvock House, which already holds the accolade of Scottish Wedding Awards Outstanding Wedding Venue of the Year 2018, has also reached the final of the Prestige Hotel Awards Scotland, having been nominated in the Best Dining Experience category.
Now in their fourth year, the Prestige Hotel Awards were created to showcase and reward outstanding service within the hotel industry in Scotland. Public votes are collected online, with the hotels with the most nominations then going forward to be assessed by mystery guests before the winning venues are chosen.
Wwner Pamela Fernandes, who has run Garvock House Hotel with husband Rui for the past twenty years said : “We are delighted to be in the running for this latest award. It’s been a very good start to the year for us and we are keeping our fingers crossed.”
If you’re planning a romantic meal at Garvock House for Valentines Day, the restaurant is running its usual lunch and dinner menus in the atmospheric candlelit dining room, so timing is flexible.
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