Kincraig Castle Hotel Invergordon, Scotland, UK
Castle overview
An award-winning 4-star hotel in a luxury highland estate.
Perfectly set in a charming highland estate near Invergordon, Kincraig Castle Hotel is great for a rural family adventure, romantic breaks, and luxury getaways. It overlooks Cromarty Firth and is surrounded by lush landscapes.
This 4-star hotel is set in a 19th-century turreted manor. Each of its 15 rooms features a unique character and bespoke design, with elegant furnishings, period details, and modern luxuries. The hotel also offers a refined dining experience at its award-winning restaurant. There’s also a bar with a whiskey and cocktail menu. With the castle hotel’s romantic setting, it’s a perfect venue for wedding receptions and ceremonies.
Castle Highlights
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1 / Design
The hotel features a 19th-century turreted Scottish manor design. The interior and rooms are elegantly furnished, each with unique character.
2 / Dining
Enjoy Scottish dishes in a luxurious dining setting at the hotel’s award-winning restaurant. They serve lunch, dinner, and afternoon tea.
3 / Location
Located in a countryside highland estate, the hotel is surrounded by green landscapes, overlooking Cromarty Firth. It is only 2 miles from the town of Invergordon.
Rooms
Estate Room
Features
Private bathroom, Flat-screen TV, Free WiFi, Free parking
Classic Double Room
Features
Private bathroom, Flat-screen TV, Free WiFi, Free parking
Classic Single Room
Features
Private bathroom, Flat-screen TV, Free WiFi, Free parking
Castle Room With a View
Features
Private bathroom, Flat-screen TV, Free WiFi, Free parking
Classic Twin Room
Features
Private bathroom, Flat-screen TV, Free WiFi, Free parking
Classic Double Room Accessible
Features
Private bathroom, Free WiFi, Free parking
Estate Family Room
Features
Private bathroom, Free WiFi, Free parking
Videos
features
- Award-Winning Dining
- Meetings & Events
- Wedding Venue
local information
Kincraig Castle Hotel
Invergordon, Scotland, UK
services & amenities
Alexander Restaurant
Alexander Restaurant is an AA Rosette award-winning restaurant set the elegant dining room of the 19th-century manor. Here, you can indulge yourself in innovative Scottish dishes, from spectacular starters, marvellous mains, to decadent desserts. Finish off your meal with a glass of local single malt. Open daily, the restaurant serves dinner from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm. Breakfast, lunch, and afternoon tea are also available.
The Snug Bar
The Snug Bar is a cosy and relaxed spot to enjoy a few drinks by the fireplace. The bar boasts a selection of over 100 malts. Thanks to the hotel's proximity to two distilleries: Glenmorangie Distillery and Dalmore Distillery. The bar also serves wines, craft beers, spirits, and a selection of cocktails.
Weddings
Make your intimate or grand weddings memorable by celebrating them at the castle hotel. The hotel has unique romantic venues for wedding receptions and ceremonies. Their indoor venue can accommodate up to 120 guests. For larger weddings, the marquee at the castle grounds can accommodate up to 300 guests.
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