At the time of the Jacobite uprising in 1745-46, Bonnie Prince Charlie used Culloden House as his lodging and battle headquarters prior to that fateful battle on Culloden Moor.

Today, this historic Inverness luxury hotel stands in nearly 40 acres where you are free to wander about the woodland and private gardens to enjoy the exceptional peace, tranquillity and majesty of the grounds.

CULLODEN HOUSE GUSET ROOMS & SUITES
All rooms have private bath, shower, digital television, trouser press, hairdryer, telephone and complimentary internet access.

Classic Rooms
Classic Rooms are restricted in view and overlook other parts of the building or side carparks. Classic rooms are located in either the wing or the top floor of the house, some rooms may have low ceilings.

Superior Rooms
Superior Rooms are larger rooms, with integrated seating area and overlook the front or back gardens. Superior rooms are located on the first floor of the house with some located on the top floor.

Suites
Suites are the largest rooms, many with features such as fire places, separate living rooms and commanding views over the front or back lawns. All Suites have Bose music systems for complimentary use.

Garden Mansion
This white mansion has spacious bedrooms and baths and is located next to the walled garden. The self-contained house includes four double ensuite bedrooms and a living area.

ADAM LOUNGE
The house itself features a wonderfully comfortable drawing room with magnificent Adam plasterwork, chandeliers, and a large open fire for you to enjoy, yet ease and unpretending luxury prevails.

LIBRARY BAR
Relax in the cosy bar with its leather seating's and tall windows overlooking the lawn. See if your ancestors are listed in the “Prisoners of ’45”. Sip rare and wonderful whisky's.

CULLODEN HOUSE DINING
You can choose to dine in the Adams Dining Room or privately in our elegant Morning Room. Chef Scott O’ Keefe draws on superb local and near-local produce: Loch Fyne salmon, sweet Orkney crab, Scotch beef fillet from the Highlands. Even the water tastes good although the whisky tastes better.

FORBES ROOM
Beamed and chandeliered ceiling, Royal Stuart tartan drapes, rich oak panelling and marbled fireplace adds a special feel to your private event.

THE GARDEN
Culloden’s four-acre walled garden was built by the Forbes family in the 18th century to provide food and flowers for the house. In more recent decades it was used for sheep and Highland cattle grazing. Ten years ago the owners decided to restore the gardens and commissioned Michael Innes, the former Gardens Advisor for the National Trust of Scotland, to give it a stylish new look. It is designed it for your enjoyment from early spring flowering bulbs through autumn orchard fruits.

THE GROUNDS
Upon entering the gates, first your eye is caught by the beautiful house and the sweeping lawn. Then you may notice the towering trees circling the drive. In the 18th century, it was the fashion to grow an arboretum of trees newly discovered by plant hunters. 300 years later seeds collected while exploring China and the Americas have grown into the magnificent specimen trees before you. The 40-acre estate includes for your pleasure seasonal bluebell and rhododendron walks, open parkland, paths into Culloden forest, a croquet lawn, tennis court and a duck pond.

CULLODEN HOUSE LOCATION
Located in the east neighbourhood of Inverness, capital of the Highlands. Within a two – ten mile radius are Culloden Battlefield, Championship Golf (Castle Stuart Golf Links), Clava Cairns (oldest neolithic site), Ft. George, Cawdor Castle (“most romantic castle in Scotland”), the Airport, City Centre (4 miles), Loch Ness and more.