Glenmorangie House

Absolutely unforgettable — even better than we expected (and our expectations were high)! Glenmorangie House is a dream. The setting alone is breathtaking — surrounded by the sea, golden barley fields, and a rugged beach (not your typical tanning spot, but stunning all the same). Then there's the house itself: beautifully designed, thoughtful, and welcoming. Each room has a unique connection to Glenmorangie whisky, adding character and meaning to your stay. You truly feel cared for and at peace. The bedrooms are individually styled, incredibly cozy, and feature luxurious bedding that will have you sleeping like a baby. The food — both dinner and breakfast — is excellent. Everything is sourced locally and prepared with care and love. And the staff? Simply incredible. Authentic, professional, warm, and attentive without being overbearing. No snobbishness here — just genuine hospitality that makes you feel right at home. Our advice: book it, go all in, and try everything. You won’t regret it!

This charming, stylish, and exquisite hotel was everything we were hoping for! What a wonderful experience upon arrival to the glorious room (we were given the "Home" room with an incredible view of the Sea) to the canapés and drinks before dinner with the other guests to dinner with the guests......just WOW. Also the grounds are absolutely breathtaking. The weather was good to us and we walked the tree lined path down to the beach........we will be back soon Glenmorangie House!

Would be hard to find a better place to stay, in the world, if your looking for a relaxing, romantic small hotel. Every detail, every meal was perfectly designed. No surprise at the owners are LMVH, one of the worlds great luxury brand companies. We appreciated the warmth and attentiveness of the staff.

I stopped in on a recent day trip and was met with a very warm welcome. Host couldn't have been nicer and I had the opportunity to learn about the history of the house and view the beautiful interior design of the hotel - all based on the whisky making process. Glenmorangie was my first experience of whisky when I started drinking whisky and it was wonderful to make the connection to its home in the Highlands.

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Stayed for two nights in the sunset room. Glenmorangie house was a real highlight of our trip. The location is incredible. Situated on the coast in a rural area near Tain. Less than 5 minute walk to secluded beach. Beautiful views and private. The house is very unique. The aesthetic is Glenmorangie's own quirky style with giraffes everywhere and every room thoughtfully designed. The common rooms are designed around the whisky making process and the bedrooms are designed around specific Glenmorangie offerings. For example our room, the sunset room, was designed after the Lasanta whisky. The room had a four post bed with quality furnishings and textiles. Our room had windows facing the cottages--not the best view, but not unpleasant either. If we had any criticism we would say the mattress is not the most comfortable. We dined at the house both nights. The meal times are a great opportunity to meet and socialise with the other guests. I can't think of another accomodations we've stayed where you interact as much with other guests. It adds to the experience to chat with other folks from around the globe over whisky, wine, and great food. The dinner menus are set with alternatives for those with dietary restrictions. The plates often incorporated Glenmorangie whisky in some way. I would highly recommend dining at the house. The staff helped ensure we were most comfortable and were happy to provide whisky recommendations and helped us book our complementary tour of the distillery.

The grounds were gorgeous, our cottage was luxurious and the food was the best I have ever had or will have. All the thanks to Chef Douglas, it was an amazing stay!!

We visited Glenmorangie House to bring back memories of Cadboll House, the original name given to the property when used as Glenmorangie's Corporate Home. The building hasn't changed a great deal but the decoration is a different matter. You are greeted by a metal Giraffe which looks so out of place. Inside they are pushing the "Orangie" in Glenmorangie, which makes it look cheap. As one of our fellow guests commented, "It is the colour of Easy Jet, a cheap low quality airline, which then associates the Whisky as a Cheap Brand". The service and the food was very good although I don't see the need for the chef to explain each course as every word they say is already written on the menu! A special thank you to Andrea the manager she is a wonderful host and a special lady.