Glenapp Castle is a stunning example of Scottish Baronial architecture and is open to individual guests from mid March until 2nd of January with the exception of Christmas week.
The castle is also available for 'Exclusive Use' reservations.
Opened to guests in 2000, the castle is now a member of the prestigious Relais & Chateaux Association and rightly recognised as one of Scotland's finest hotels.
Owners Graham and Fay Cowan have painstakingly restored Glenapp Castle to its former glory after years of neglect. The castle is a spectacular example of the 'Scottish Baronial' style of architecture, set in magnificent private gardens and grounds high on a hill looking out over the Irish Sea to Arran, Ailsa Craig and the Mull of Kintyre. All of the original character and atmosphere of this spectacular Victorian stately home has been retained. Each of the 17 bedrooms has been individually decorated in traditional style and furnished with carefully chosen fine antique furniture and original art. The 36 acres of grounds have also been restored to provide a magical expanse of glorious gardens and woodland, of particular appeal being the two and a half acre walled garden with its many unusual specimens and an impressive 150ft Victorian glasshouse. Guests may spend rewarding moments strolling through the terraced formal gardens or play croquet on the lawn, or in more energetic mode, tennis on the all-weather tennis court. Dining in our Michelin Star restaurant each evening at the castle is a peerless experience with the finest cuisine created by a skilled and professional team and complemented by carefully selected wines from the castle cellars.
The surrounding Ayrshire and Galloway countryside is ruggedly beautiful with many places of interest for guests to visit as well as numerous activities to enjoy either in the castle grounds or nearby.
Activities such as:
Glenapp Castle has 17 luxury bedrooms and is open to individual guests from mid March until 2nd January with the exception of Christmas week.
Exclusive Use:
The castle is also available for 'Exclusive Use' reservations throughout most of the year and in this guise becomes a wildly romantic setting for weddings or the perfect retreat for family celebrations, sporting breaks,corporate entertaining and product launches.
All our rates are per room per night and include luxury accommodation, a gourmet dinner, full Scottish breakfast and VAT.
Dining:
Our Michelin Star restaurant is also open to non resident guests for lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. A reservation for lunch, afternoon tea or dinner must be made in advance.
To make a reservation please contact the reservations team on 01465 831212.
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* The castle closes each year from 2nd January until late March.
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