Relais & Châteaux is an exclusive collection of 500 of the finest charming hotels and gourmet restaurants in 60 countries. From the vineyards in Napa valley to the beaches in Bali, from the olive trees in Provence to the lodges in South Africa, Relais & Châteaux offers all the stops on the finest route for discovering each special place and country.
In all our properties, each maître de maison draws upon his unique experience and passion to share the authentic culture and tastes of his region with every guest.
Magical places and memories of a lifetime: whether it be a romantic weekend or to celebrate the important moments of life such as birthdays, anniversaries, honeymoon or family reunions.
Established in France more than 50 years ago, Relais & Châteaux has become a renowned reference of excellence in the hotel and restaurant world. The Association's mission is to spread its unique art de vivre across the globe by selecting outstanding properties with a truly unique character.
Unique in the world: Fairlie is in a unique position to source the very best local produce, whether wild salmon from the pure waters of the river Tay, red grouse from the local moors or world famous Aberdeen Angus Beef
At the iconic Gleneagles Hotel in beautiful Perthshire, Grand Chef Andrew Fairlie operates his eponymous restaurant. Located an hour from the coast, and surrounded by many small farms, Fairlie is in a unique position to source the very best local produce, whether wild salmon from the pure waters of the river Tay, red grouse from the local moors or world famous Aberdeen Angus Beef. Restaurant staff can be found foraging on hotel grounds where they might discover morels or wild strawberries. The style of cooking combines classic French cuisine and techniques with contemporary ideas, such as the “Ballotine of Foie Gras with Rhubarb Carpaccio”. The restaurant provides an elegant yet intimate atmosphere for an exquisite fine dining experience. Elegant dark paneled walls are adorned with the artworks of renowned Scottish artist Archie Forrest. Floor to ceiling silk drapes add a sense of theatre, and the use of rich, textured fabrics lend the room a touch of tasteful opulence.
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