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Kinloch Rannoch was once best known as a bolthole for politicians including Winston Churchill and Margaret Thatcher – now it’s making a name in film tourism. Scenes from the Harry Potter films, Trainspotting and TV series Outlander were shot in the rugged landscape around the Perthshire village.

The claim to fame of our destination, the newly-refurbished Dunalastair Hotel Suites, is clear to see in the restaurant where Liam Neeson’s kilted outfit from Rob Roy hangs in a frame.

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Tucked against the eastern bank of Loch Rannoch, the village of Kinloch Rannoch plays host to Dunalastair Hotel Suites. After some recent renovations, this Victorian hotel now offers luxury accommodation for guests from all over the world.

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Newly opened in May 2017, this charming Victorian building dominates the village square and has undergone a multimillion pound renovation keeping the Victorian stone features of the building while updating it with modern luxurious interiors.

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White Christmas in Britain? Dunalastair Hotel Suites, at Kinloch Rannoch in the Highlands, is offering two-night stays, checking in on Dec 24, food included, from £550 per double.

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This year Scotland was named the most beautiful country in the world. Yes, this small heathery country that forms the upper part of the UK beat picturesque idylls like Mauritius, Italy and Indonesia to come top on the Rough Guides chart.
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