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The hotel operates as a 4/5* resort with over 200 bedrooms, over 50 self-catering properties and a dozen meeting rooms for conferences. The main restaurant, a Victorian dining room, is named after the founder. The hotel has over 60 facilities for indoor and outdoor pursuits such as a golf course,
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until 1994 when the first bar was placed within the Highlandman Room - Today the hotel has several bars including The Meikle, The Hub and The Brasserie that have adjoining eateries. It is run by the great, great, great, grand nephew of the original founder and medical superintendent. It became a
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which had been founded in 1851 by Rev Alexander Munro but bought by his late brother, Dr William Meikle soon thereafter. Thomas Meikle immediately added a new wing of Turkish Baths. However in 1868 he decided to move to Crieff. Importantly no alcohol was sold in the hotel (this remained in place
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ministers out of season, though they are not required now to lead daily prayers. Smoking was also disapproved of, though not banned, a small and obscure room being set aside for smokers' use.
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courts. In 2006 the Resort opened BIG Country, a registered childcare facility offering free childcare to over 100 children of resort guests simultaneously. It is run by
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being levied for those who missed grace before meals. It still has a large room, used for worship services, with a full-size organ. The establishment was
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were billeted there, to the chagrin of some of the residents of the town, who felt scarce food supplies were being diverted to the Poles' exclusive use.
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It was successful from the start and, from a stable of 20 such establishments across Scotland at the peak, is one of only two left, the other being
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to bring a prosperous, sober clientele from the lowlands of Scotland to take the cure in upmarket conditions. The architect of the original
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Built in 1868 during the second wave of such establishments in the UK in the later part of the 19th century, Crieff Hydro utilised the
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The principles of the establishment were decidedly firm and of a Protestant religious character (notably the
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in similar upland surroundings. Priessnitz considered mountain scenery an essential background to his
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payment. It was rather self-contained, farming its own estate until recently, and possessing its own
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on water, exercise, fresh mountain air, water treatments in the brooks and simple country food.
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hydroelectric scheme) and its own laundry. The company still has only 160 shareholders.
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Repositioning Victorian Sciences: Shifting Centres in Nineteenth-Century Thinking
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In 1861 Thomas bought the Lochhead Hydropathic Hotel in the Westburn district of
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station, fed from Loch Turret until 1968, (now part of the seven-station
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David Clifford; Elisabeth Wadge; Alex Warwick; Martin Willis (2006).
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to dry-out. It offered and continues to offer cheap rates for
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was particularly scathing about his work, describing him as a
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In 1857, Dr Meikle, a recent medical graduate from the
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had built such an establishment. Preissnitz based his
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Crieff Hydro is located in Perth and Kinross
Crieff
Perth and Kinross
Coordinates
56°22′47″N 3°50′15″W / 56.37978°N 3.83763°W / 56.37978; -3.83763
Crieff
Perthshire
Scotland
Gräfenberg
Austria
Lázně Jeseník
Czech Republic
Vincenz Priessnitz
pharmacopeia
University of Edinburgh
hydropathic
Aberdeen
Captain R. T. Claridge
The Lancet
charlatan
fraud
Dr James Manby Gully
Charles Darwin
Malvern
Worcestershire
Aberdeen
Caledonian Railway
Scots-Jacobean
Robert Ewan

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