The Glenmorangie House

the location is magnificent. the hotel is decorated beautifully with so much attention to details and even some sense of humor. the staff (especially Amy) were super helpful, going out of their way to help with anything you need. the place feels like being part of a Tim Barton movie. we loved every minute. dinners are super expensive but they are fun. you get to drink and dine with the other guests hear their stories and bond for the night.

dinner are overpriced for what you get. 100GBP per person, wine alcohol or the early cocktails not included, and dinner consists of three very small tasting menu and very small dessert. all guests were hungry at the end and way poorer. still I wouldn’t miss this dinner because the whole experience is fun. I would just recommend the hotel to either add more courses to the meal or increase portion size. it was the only part where I felt price was a bit unfair.

The communal dining setup is very nice because you get to meet the other guests--a real bonus!

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Remote country house set in beautiful gardens next to the sea. The interior decoration is absolutely stunning, with every room in a different colour scheme and with carefully selected furniture. Loved it! We were offered a complementary visit of the Glenmorangie distillery, which was a nice surprise. The joined dinner was nice and an interesting concept to meet people. The whole atmosphere gives you the feel you are invited to visit someone's country home, rather than staying in a hotel.

The room was amazing with great views. The whole hotel is an experience and the decor is fantastic! The evening meal and breakfast were delicious, all served by lovely, friendly staff. It was a home from home experience and we will definitely be back!

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