Prestonfield is the result of a £2m refurbishment of what was once the Lord Provost's place of residence, and is one of the most remarkable venues to hit Scotland for a long time. 'It's so exquisite that you could spend an entire weekend lazing around without even venturing into the city', noted the Guardian's reviewer.
Rhubarb (the restaurant) is housed in two exceptionally grand oval-shaped Regency rooms with lush aubergine, dusky red and green colour schemes, stargazer lilies on the tables and gold-roped drapes at the windows, overlooking 18 acres of parkland.
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