Lifestyle and fashion magazine GQ shared a new list of fashionable holiday accommodation across the globe.
Among the 21 hotels featured, The Fife Arms in the Highlands was the only Scottish destination on the list.
The hotel is home to 46 individually styled bedrooms, including 'Royal Suites' that feature a wealth of opulent artefacts, freestanding copper baths, and separate sitting rooms. Meanwhile, its one-of-a-kind Artist’s Studio includes hand-painted walls in the bedroom and bathroom and a cosy cabin-style bed.
Also on offer at the hotel are a number of luxurious spa treatments in its Albamhor Treatment Rooms, overlooking the peaceful garden. Among the services available are hot Cairngorm stone massages, deep tissue acupressure, natural facials, and nail treatments. The only other UK hotel to feature on GQ's list is Estelle Manor in Oxfordshire. Home to 108 bedrooms, four restaurants, a gym, and a spa, the rural country house hotel and private members' club was praised for its Roman-style baths and extensive art collection.
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