Hotels near Braemar Kildrummy Castle Hotel

Built as a private home for Col Ogston in 1900 the house was converted to hotel use in 1956, firstly as a seasonal shooting and fishing lodge and then with the provision of all modern facilities in 1978 to the present day first class hotel. The house has however retained its original turn of the century interior and feels very much still a traditional North East of Scotland Baronial Home. Its magnificent location overlooking the ruins of the original 13th century castle and the renowned Kildrummy Castle gardens, with acres of planted gardens and woodland, provide a haven of peace and tranquility from where you can explore the treasures of the Grampian Highlands.

Dine in our elegant ...	... and well renowned Dining Room

After Dinner ...	... relax in the Drawing Room

A Superior ...	... twin bedded room

Kildrummy Gardens next to the Hotel	The Hotel through the trees

The garden	The ruins of Kildrummy Castle from the hotel

The panelled hall	Fireplace

Bar	Lounge

The Original Building at the turn of the century

Kildrummy Castle Though ruined, a fine example of a 13th-century castle, with a curtain wall, four round towers, hall and chapel of that date. The seat of the Earls of Mar, it was dismantled after the first Jacobite rising in 1715. The castle has limited access for visitors using wheelchairs but it can be viewed from the access path. The grassed areas can be soft. The shop and ticket sales area are easily accessed in the car park. Sound Loop: at cash till area. Parking: about 1/2 mile away. Toilets: in the car park, adapted for wide entry. Shop: STB Category 2

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