Where to stay for a hotel break in Scotland’s capital, whether you’re immersing yourself in history, wandering the Royal Mile ...

The historic Witchery hotel sits right next to Edinburgh Castle (David Cheskin ... The twisting structure has been compared to a walnut whip – one of the kinder nicknames among locals.

Back in the day, a carvery was more her vibe, but the late onset sweet tooth means she’s an extremely eager plus one when I visit Sushisamba at the W Hotel ... to the walnut whip spiral of ...

Overall, Scotland accounted for about 7.5 per cent of all UK hotel deals last year, the highest total outside of London, according to the latest data from property consultancy Savills. Edinburgh ...

Drop “mayonnaise or Miracle Whip” in a conversation, and people have feelings — a lot of them. Though found near each other in a grocery store, these creamy condiments are often talked about ...

Hotels in Edinburgh had a robust summer, thanks in part to the huge spike in demand for rooms generated by Taylor Swift’s three sell-out shows at Murrayfield in June, as well as the customary ...

Tracey gushed: "There is nothing better than someone walking into my shop and you can see the excitement of grabbing a Walnut Whip and saying 'my god, it's years since I have had one of those' or ...

Utterly bewitching. PH: Built in 1687 for the Provost of Edinburgh as his private residence, Prestonfield was turned into a hotel in 2003 and lovingly restored. It’s a visual feast, with opulent ...

Walnut Kitchen, one of Maryville's finest dining ... consultation firm affiliated with several Tennessee restaurants and hotels, including Pinchy's Lobster and Raw Bar in Sevierville and Hotel ...