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uilt in 1863 by the first Lord Abinger, Inverlochy remained a private residence until 1969 when it was converted from a family home to a luxury country house hotel. In September 1873, during a trip to Balmoral, Queen Victoria spent a week at Inverlochy sketching and painting where she wrote in her diaries “I never saw a lovelier or more romantic spot”. The frescoed ceiling of the Great Hall, Venetian crystal chandeliers and the understated elegance of the drawing room, reflect a relaxed and tranquil atmosphere of a bygone era. Dining at 'Albert and Michel Roux Jr at Inverlochy Castle' is a culinary experience to savour, with the legendary father and son taking the helm of the kitchen and offering the finest dishes using local produce. The three dining rooms, each decorated with period and elaborate furniture, presented as gifts to Inverlochy Castle from the King of


Norway, create a unique experience in unrivalled surroundings. The six course dinner tasting menus feature modern British cuisine with French influences and are available with wine pairings. The restaurant is internationally recognised by all major guides. At Inverlochy, weddings are their forte. Everything can be arranged for the happy couple, providing the most exclusive and romantic wedding in the Highlands of Scotland. Inverlochy can organise the minister, photographer, reception flowers, the cake, wedding cars, a Highland Piper and even a spectacular firework display.


Each of the 17 palatial bedrooms and the Gate Lodge have their own individual design and character with splendid views of the grounds and surrounding mountains. It is managed by Inverlochy Castle Management International.


www.inverlochycastlehotel.com INVERLOCHY CASTLE IN MILES BY CAR TO: GLASGOW AIRPORT 100 | INVERNESS AIRPORT 72 | GLENCOE 20 | ISLE OF SKYE 70 | ROCPOOL RESERVE 65 44


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