Hotels in Tain

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Morangie House Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Having been previously part of the Swallow Hotels group, Morangie House Hotel is now under private ownership. The hotel was taken over by John Shearer in April 2008.

Morangie House Hotel - Hotel - Room information

All of the rooms house an en suite bathroom and modern conveniences, as well as a complimentary decanter of sherry and mineral water which is placed in every room to welcome guests upon their arrival. For that extra luxury there are 3 master rooms which contain four-poster beds and whirlpool corner baths. Please contact the hotel for more information.

Morangie House Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The comfort and elegance of the bedrooms are complemented by the dining facilities. The garden restaurant provides an informal and relaxed setting for lunch or dinner, while Cousteau's restaurant specialises in providing local produce, particularly seafood. The hotel offers special Carvery Sunday lunches, an extensive a la carte menu and a table d’hôte dinner menu that changes daily.

Morangie House Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Contrary to belief, Scotland's weather is not always cold and miserable, and there is beauty in each season in this lovely country. Easter Ross, the area in which the hotel is situated, enjoys one of the lowest rainfall totals in Britain. Tain is a 40 minute drive north of Inverness. This hotel is the perfect venue from which to explore the highlands, go fishing, enjoying one of the many golf courses in the area or simply experiencing a short break.

Morangie House Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Air: There are direct flights from London Gatwick to Inverness airport several times a day by British Airways. There is one direct flight a day from London Luton to Inverness via Easyjet. Flight connections are available to Inverness via Edinburgh and Glasgow airports. Car rental is available at Inverness airport through Avis or Hertz. Tain is a 40 minute drive north of Inverness. By Public Transport: There are overnight and daily trains to Inverness and there are taxi, rail and coach links to Tain from Inverness.

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Mansfield Castle Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The land on which Mansfield Castle sits dates from November 1772 and changed hands several times before it passed to George Murray, Merchant of Tain, in October 1801 and from then on became known as Mansfield. The hotel is comprised of 19 sumptuous bedrooms which have stunning views over the castle grounds, the Moray Firth to the south-east and the Dornoch Firth to the north-east.

Mansfield Castle Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Most of the 19 sumptuous bedrooms have stunning views over the Castle grounds, the Moray Firth to the south east and the Dornoch Firth to the north east. Each spacious room has its own distinctive character with a complimentary decanter of sherry and the famous Mansfield fluffy dog, which as well as providing a rather nice touch of humour also, when is placed outside your door, acts a Do Not Disturb signal for us.

Mansfield Castle Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The best local produce is used in the hotel’s cuisine. Tain is famous for its shellfish, and the Highlands for its beef and game. Vegetarians are well catered for, especially when the wild mushrooms are in season. The chefs are professionally trained and all dishes are prepared individually. Full restaurant and bar menus are available.

Mansfield Castle Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Tain is 30 miles from Inverness, one of the fastest growing cities in Europe. The North Highlands remain mainly untouched and offer a true Highland experience.

Mansfield Castle Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Car - Mansfield Castle is just one hour from Inverness on the main A9 road. - Mansfield Castle is clearly signposted. By Public Transport There are good rail links to Inverness. From Inverness Station there are taxi, coach and rail links to Tain. By Air There are direct flights from London Gatwick and Luton to Inverness. There are 2 car hire companies at the airport.