Probably the oldest coaching inn to be found in Scotland, this family run hotel was first built in 1432 and has played host to Jacobite Leaders and even Queen Victoria. Leisure seekers will enjoy the local area as many golf courses are within a 50 mile drive of the hotel, with country pursuits, glid Read more
Probably the oldest coaching inn to be found in Scotland, this family run hotel was first built in 1432 and has played host to Jacobite Leaders and even Queen Victoria. Leisure seekers will enjoy the local area as many golf courses are within a 50 mile drive of the hotel, with country pursuits, gliding, water skiing, and cycling all available nearby. (GW 09/2008)
This traditional coach house was built in 1432 and is set over 3 floors.
The lobby is traditionally furnished and is of a small size with a seating area for guests.
Probably the oldest coaching inn to be found in Scotland, this family run hotel was first built in 1432 and has played host to Jacobite Leaders and even Queen Victoria. Leisure seekers will enjoy the local area as many golf courses are within a 50 mile drive of the hotel, with country pursuits, gliding, water skiing, and cycling all available nearby.
Each of the 52 rooms are decorated to a fair condition in a traditional decor. All rooms are en-suite with bath or shower, and completed by TV, telephone and hospitality tray.
The restaurant is traditional in design and offers traditional cuisine in a casual setting.
The lobby is traditionally furnished and is of a small size with a seating area for guests.
