Manor Classic Room
A cosy room with original sash windows, overlooking the walled garden, furnished with period-style furniture and a compact writing desk.
Discover a stay that pairs fine dining with an elegant on-site gaming lounge, set within centuries-old walls just outside the city.
Discover the VenueA closer look at the details that shape every stay and evening here
Our private, candlelit lounge hosts classic table games including roulette and blackjack, attended by professional dealers, for an evening of quiet distraction after dinner.
Our chef builds each menu around Scottish produce sourced from nearby farms and coastal suppliers, with dishes changing through the seasons.
Original stonework, oak beams and period fireplaces throughout the manor have been carefully preserved alongside modern comfort for guests.
A cellar selection spanning Scottish gins, European wines and single malts, chosen to complement both the dining room and the lounge.
Rooms suited to small gatherings, anniversaries or corporate evenings, with candlelit table settings arranged on request.
A small, experienced team looks after reservations, room service and evening arrangements, keeping each visit personal rather than routine.
Reasons our regulars keep returning to the manor
A working manor house dating back generations, restored with care rather than converted into a generic hotel interior.
Table games are played on-site with real dealers and fellow guests, offering an evening of ambiance rather than a screen.
Menus are planned and cooked in-house, with the kitchen team adjusting dishes as local produce comes into season.
From the dining room to the lounge, lighting and setting are considered carefully to create a calm, unhurried evening.
Reserve a room, a table, or both — and let the candlelight do the rest.
Each room retains original manor features alongside modern comforts
A cosy room with original sash windows, overlooking the walled garden, furnished with period-style furniture and a compact writing desk.
A generous suite adjoining the old manor library, with a sitting area, deep armchairs and views across the front lawn.
Set within the manor's original stone tower, this room offers a curved wall, tall windows and a quieter position away from the main corridor.
A ground-floor suite with direct access to the garden terrace, a separate seating area and a freestanding bath.
We stayed two nights for our anniversary and ended up spending most of the second evening in the lounge watching the blackjack table — didn't expect that but it made the trip.
Booked the Tower Room on a whim after seeing photos of the stonework. The dinner beforehand, venison with something involving juniper, was the best meal I've had in Scotland this year.
Organised a small work dinner here for six of us, they set up a private table near the lounge so we could wander over after. Staff sorted everything without us having to chase them.
The library suite has this window seat where I sat reading most of the afternoon before dinner. Quiet, no rush from staff, and the room itself smelled like actual old wood, not cleaning product.
Came for the tasting menu, stayed for the roulette table afterwards with a couple of other guests we'd met at dinner. Nice way to end an evening without it feeling like a casino trip.
Parking was easy to find, room was ready early when we arrived tired from the flight, and the fireplace in the room actually works, which surprised me.