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Former Castle Hotels in Scotland
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Idyllically located at the shores of Loch Faskally, Fonab Castle Hotel is a grand historic landmark of the area. It was initially built in 1892 in order to be used by port and sherry merchants. Later on, it was used by the Scottish Hydro Power company, until it was purchased by the Clark family in 2002, who turned the castle into a lavish and beautifully restored luxury hotel. Today, Fonab Castle Hotel is renowned for its exquisite accommodation and spa facilities and offers nothing short of a royal stay to every guest.
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Located just minutes outside Edinburgh, Dalhousie Castle was built in the 13th century and belonged to the Ramsay clan for centuries. After a rather turbulent past and many renovations, the castle was turned into the award-winning hotel that it is today, providing guests with excellent service and a magical atmosphere that will make them feel like they have travelled through time.
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Initially belonging to the Earl of Orkney, the Glenapp Estate was acquired by James Hunter at around 1870, who hired the renowned Edinburgh architect David Bryce to redesign the castle. Thus, the castle was decorated in the Scottish Baronial style, elegantly combining elements of the Gothic and Renaissance design to create the grandeur and fairytale appearance it has until today. Surrounded by lush landscaped gardens, boasting turrets and towers and an unrivaled atmosphere that transports guests back in time, this castle hotel is one of the most lavish Scottish destinations.
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Located in the picturesque Scottish countryside on the shores of Loch Creran, Barcaldine Castle is one of the few ancient castles open to the public. This impressive castle was built in 1609 by “Black” Duncan Campbell and restored in 1897. The historical decor and ambience in the rooms, the traditional tearooms, the homely atmosphere and the fascinating activities in the nearby area create the perfect fairy-tale setting for a memorable royal stay.
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Lews Castle is a wonderful Victorian era building that was first constructed in the 19th century. During WWII, the castle was used by the army forces, while after the war it was used as accommodation facilities for students of the Lews Castle College. The castle was abandoned for many years after the closing of the accommodation, until it was acquired by the local council that turned it into a museum, cultural centre and cafe, while in recent years some of its top rooms are being rented to guests.
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Initially built during the first half of the 17th century as Invergarry Castle, it used to be the seat of the MacDonell family. The castle had been destroyed, burned down and rebuilt countless times during the days of clan warfare. In the 1860s, the castle was rebuilt and repurposed by the famous Scottish architect David Bryce and has accommodated various noble tenants over the years, before becoming the luxurious hotel that it is today.
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Sherbrooke Castle was built in 1896 by a well-known contractor of the time, John Morrison, who wanted to create a baronial mansion for himself. Built in impressive red sandstone just outside Glasgow, Sherbrooke Castle boasts many of the architectural and stylistic characteristics of the late Victorian period. It became a hotel just before WWII broke out, during which it was used by the Royal Navy as a training ground for its officers. In 1945, it became a hotel again, offering lavish accommodation and excellent services to all its guests.
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Dating as far back as the 15th century, the castle was initially known as Darnhall and featured fortifications and towers that helped fend off the attacks of any invading armies. In the early 18th century, the castle's facade was revamped in a Jacobean style, so as to resemble a French chateau more closely and become more modern and closer to the architectural standards of the time. Although the castle has been renovated before being turned into a hotel, it still maintains some of its historic elements, such as the remains of a vaulted cellar that can still be seen from the hotel's entrance.
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Τhis baronial manor house, known by the name of Barmore, was οriginally built in 1837 by the MacAlister family. It has been rebuilt ever since by various well-established Scottish architects and designers, and it also boasts an extensive garden and botanical collection. It was eventually sold and opened as a hotel in 1950, offering comfortable and luxurious accommodation, as well as a spectacular setting where guests can admire the lush Scottish greenery and the outstanding landscapes.
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The castle and its surrounding land date back to the 18th century. The property changed hands many times before been purchased by George Murray in the early 19th century, who renamed the castle as Mansfield. The turbulent history and change of owners did not cease then, though, since the castle was sold time and again, until the Fowler family came to its possession and refurbished it extensively at the beginning of the 20th century. During WWII, the castle was used by the military and after the war it was turned into a hotel, while still changing various owners throughout the years.
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Kincraig Castle is an 18th century castle nestled in an idyllic location in the Scottish highlands. It is right outside Inverness and it belonged to the Mackenzie clan. Today, it is a 4-star hotel that offers luxurious accommodation in a historic and beautiful natural setting, as well as excellent services and 10 acres of gardens and green spaces for all guests to enjoy.
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Originally built in the 12th century, the castle belonged to the Bains and the Davidson clan soon after. The name Tulloch was given to the castle at the beginning of the 16th century and has remained as such ever since, despite having changed ownership countless times. In the 1940s, after the evacuation of Dunkirk, the castle was used as a hospital and later on as a hostel for females only. In 1996, the castle was sold again and remade into the hotel and conference centre that it is today.
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Carberry Tower dates back to the 15th century and is surrounded by an idyllic lake and many acres of scenic woodland. In the 19th century, the tower was extended and turned into a lavish mansion, being home to many royal and noble families over the centuries. It has been called by many as 'Edinburgh's castle in the country', thus showcasing its grandeur and importance. Today, the mansion is used as a luxury hotel and famous wedding venue, maintaining its historic atmosphere and offering the most royal treatment to all its guests.
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Set in the heart of Dornoch, the castle boasts a 500-year-old history. Although the exact date of its construction is not known, it is said to be around since the 16th century. The castle was rebuilt during the 18th century, and it was used as a prison, a school and many other things before becoming the lavish historic hotel that it is today. Maintaining as much of its original atmosphere and period grandeur, the castle is bound to offer an unforgettable experience to every guest who stays there.
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Boasting a strategic location in East Lothian, Scotland, Faside Castle was initially constructed in the 15th century as a keep and castle to fend off attacks by the English army. It has been known by various spellings throughout the years and it has come under the ownership of many noble families. Before being turned into the hotel that it is today, the castle had been extensively restored, since the damages it has undergone through the centuries were immense.
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Inverlochy Hotel is a 19th century mansion, steeped in history and surrounded by the beautiful Scottish greenery. It is located near Fort William, close to the ruins of the Inverlochy Castle that was built in the 13th century, from which it also acquired it name. The castle hotel has even been lauded for its lovely and romantic atmosphere by Queen Victoria herself, since it offers the most lavish and royal-like accommodation experience to all its guests.
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