About today's deal

If the recent sun/snow/sun/snow weather pattern has you crying out for some order and peace in the world then look no further, we think we can help.

Escape the madness and hideaway in the stunning Strathblane Country House Hotel with today’s itison deal for an overnight stay for two including breakfast, a £40 dinner voucher and a glass of wine each all for just £75.

That’s a huge saving of 53%!

Members can sit back and relax in front of the roaring fire in the lounge as they enjoy an overnight stay in one of the hotel’s beautifully decorated double bedrooms including breakfast, a £40 dinner voucher to spend in the Country Club Restaurant, serving fresh and locally sourced Scottish produce, plus a glass of wine each.

Built in 1874 as a stunning family home, Strathblane Country House Hotel retains its traditional character whilst offering comfortable, elegant surroundings. Surrounded by the magical Scottish countryside, with a breathtaking backdrop of the Campsie Fells, Dumgoyne and Ben Lomond, the House is ideally located for those wishing to escape the city. The House even has its own falconry centre offering non-interactive displays or a hands on flying experience with a collection of hawks, buzzards, falcons and owls. And if you fancy sampling the local whisky, the Glengoyne Distillery is just two minutes away.

So enjoy today’s itison deal with everything in its right place, all for just £75!

Here’s what TripAdvisor reviewers have said about Strathblane Country House:

“What a fantastic find! My husband and I stayed here on a deal for dinner, bed and breakfast and the hotel exceeded our expectations. Everything was perfect. The room was spotless and the evening meal and breakfast first class.”

“First visit to this hotel and certainly won't be our last. From arrival every member of staff made us feel welcome. Food was excellent with no complaints…Nice roaring fire in the lounge. As I have said before every member of staff deserve to be credited from the maid, bar staff, chef and a special mention to the night porter…”