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INVERLOCHY CASTLE, FORT WILLIAM Anies, who was awarded the ultimate
This dramatic and legendary hotel will be a accolade of the 'Meilleurs Ouvriers de France,'
stop during our Inaugural Gold Debenture and who offers sophisticated flavours in
members' exclusive five-day 'Castle and Glens dishes influenced by their Provencal
Tour' of Scotland in 2007, to finish at background. A highlight of the Grand-Hotel du
Gleneagles on December 15th for the Cap is its collection of Chateau d'Yquem,
Christmas party. dating from 1854-2003 and one of the most
Fort William is famous for its rainfall, but also precious in the world.
happily for being the site of one the finest
hotels in Europe, Inverlochy Castle. THE BELLEVUE, GSTAAD
Dramatically located at the foothills of the Set in 18,000 square metres of beautiful
mighty Ben Nevis, this is some of the most parkland, the Bellevue is situated at the
spectacular scenery you will ever witness and entrance of fabulous Gstaad. We stayed in
indeed Queen Victoria described Inverlochy in rooms bathed in sunlight, extremely spacious
glowing terms: 'I never saw a lovelier or more and every possible whim of our Supercars’
romantic spot.' drivers was accommodated with dignified and
Our immediate impression is that this must gracious service.
be Scottish grandeur and hospitality at its The Pardo restaurant is named after the
most perfect. The hotel, built on the site of the Museo del Prado in Madrid, and Supercars
original thirteenth century fortress, enjoys on Tour enjoyed a very rare and special treat,
breathtaking views from its rooms and having exclusive use of the Royal Yacht Club
whichever one our drivers stay in they will find with Pardo's Head Chef, Richard Mebkhout
every one individually decorated with its own (from France La Cascade in Paris) cooking
design and character and beautifully his internationally renowned cuisine for our
furnished. You're spoiled for choice as there drivers.
are three fabulous dining rooms offering Every detail is dedicated to the pleasure
modern British cuisine. On a longer visit you'll of guests, exactly as is the philosophy of
want to enjoy the variety of superb outdoor Supercars on Tour, and very aptly there's the
activity on hand: shooting, stalking, fishing Porsche 911 Club for further relaxation.
and hiking. The hotel cellar contains over 10,000 selected
bottles so we suspect that, in common with
GRAND-HOTEL DU CAP FERRAT, all our hotels of choice, some drivers will
ST. JEAN CAP FERRAT be returning for a longer stay in future,
Visited on our Grand Tour 2007, this was a perhaps particularly those who continued
sublime experience: from the lights in the to party long into the early hours!
trees to the unforgettably delicious food and
the private beach reached by its own cable
FROM TOP: Inverlochy Castle,
car or gondola. Pictures on the wall of the bar
Fort William; Grand-Hotel du Cap
give more a clue to which famous person
Ferrat, St. Jean Cap Ferrat; The
didn't stay at the Grand than which ones did.
Bellevue, Gstaad
In the glittering sunshine of Provence, is the
Grand-Hotel du Cap, epitomising all that is
glamorous and sophisticated about the
French Riviera. 'Welcome to Paradise' it invites
guests, and indeed King Leopold II of Belgium
described it as 'paradise on earth.' Who are
we to disagree - and our own experience
merely emphasised the point.
That magical luminosity of the South of
France is the setting for a hotel of matchless
service and style. Over the years it's been
visited by entrepreneurs of high finance and
industry, by Royalty and the stars of stage and
screen, the glittering literary and artistic
celebrities of their age. We found the hotel
offers that harmonious blend of luxury and
technology which we know all our Supercars
on Tour guests require.
Recently appointed Head Chef is Didier
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