Hidden away in an often overlooked corner of the Highlands in Scotland, Glenmorangie House offers a great blend of bespoke luxury and warm hospitality.
Glenmorangie Distillery has been crafting delicious single malts on the shores of the Dornoch Firth near Inverness since 1843. The whiskey giant acquired Cadboll House in the 1980s, and later turned into a hotel in the late 1990s. Now, the globally-acclaimed whiskey-maker has transformed the property and recently relaunched it as Glenmorangie House. An ideal Highland hideaway, the boutique luxury address is the ideal place to restore and recharge in the bucolic surroundings of Scottish Highlands.
This boutique Highland hotel is a sensory playground, that offers the guests a chance to immerse in the delicious and wonderful world of Glenmorangie. The 17th-century farmhouse turned an intimate country-house hotel, Glenmorangie House is now hosting guests in new-look maximalist interiors, featuring six double en-suite rooms, three cottages and an AA Rosette-awarded diner. Expect an enthralling setting for gastronomic dinner parties and sensorial whisky-tasting sessions along with warm hospitality and bespoke luxury.
Where is it?
Glenmorangie House is nestled away in the gentle countryside on the shores of the Dornoch Firth, an hour’s drive from Inverness in Scotland’s Highland. It sits amid a grassy avenue flanked by barley fields in an elevated position overlooking the Moray Firth.
What to experience?
Walk six miles along the coast to Portmahomack with its sandy bay, Telford-designed harbour, for whale and dolphin sightings. Be sure to get a private whiskey tour at the Glenmorangie Distillery. Later, come back to the hotel to try a hand at archery or clay-pigeon shooting; play Highland games such as Tossing the Caber, Scot’s Hammer, and Tug of War (Apr-Oct only); and catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights from their walled garden (Oct-Mar only).
What’s nearby?
Ideally located just an hour north of Inverness, wildlife lovers and golfers alike can explore the very best the Highlands has to offer. From an abundance of castles and golf courses, including world-renowned Royal Dornoch, to boat trips around the Moray Firth and Loch Ness where you can have expect thrilling encounters in the wild!
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