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This former 19th Century coaching inn is situated on the John O'Groats
peninsula in the north coast village of Mey and only a short distance
from the Queen Mother's Highland home, the Castle of Mey. Set in six
acres of open parkland adjacent to the North of Scotland's principal
tourist route it is ideally placed to cater for the holidaymaker. Management
of the hotel is under the direct supervision of the resident owner who
can assure you a warm Highland welcome and a pleasant stay in comfortable
surroundings.
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The hotel is centrally
heated and has 8 twin, double or family rooms, all of which
have an en-suite shower or bathroom, colour television and
tea making facilities. In addition the Pentland Suite
offers a double and a family room with an en-suite bathroom.
Breakfast is served in the
Garden Room between 8.30 and 9.30am, although early breakfast
is available by prior arrangement.
2007 Tariff
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Single Room:
£57.00
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Double Room:
£90.00
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Family Room:
£130.00
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Dine in
luxurious surroundings and enjoy a view of our picturesque landscaped
courtyard through the magnificent bay window. Traditional Scottish
high tea is served between 5.30 and 7.00pm and dinner between
7.00 and 9.00pm. For dinner we offer varied table d'hôte
and grill menus which may include locally caught fresh salmon,
crab and succulent steaks. We also have a large selection of
fine wines.
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The Pentland
Lounge is a place to rest and take in the panoramic view of
Dunnet Head and, across the Pentland Firth, the Orkney Islands.
In the evenings you can relax in front of the feature Caithness
flagstone fireplace and enjoy a wee dram or two from our wide
choice of malt whiskies. Morning coffee and afternoon teas are
served in the lounge and a large selection of bar meals and
snacks are to be had during bar opening hours for those seeking
a less formal bite. |
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We also have a unique collection of photographs showing the
Queen Mother and Royal Family as you have never seen before.
Mounted prints of most of the photographs are available for
purchase, as is a range of local craftwork.
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The local heritage provides plenty
of interest for visitors and exploration of the local attractions
can take up as much or as little time as our guests like.
The Royal Gallery, situated to the west end of the hotel, offers
a unique photographic insight into the Queen Mother's life in
Caithness. The gallery is open all year round, entry is
free and selected prints are available to purchase.
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There is something for everyone in Caithness, those who prefer
to take it easy will find studying the abundance of seabirds and
other other wildlife or exploring the coves and small harbours
a fascinating experience. For the more energetic there is sea
fishing, pony trekking and golf. Other
attractions include Gills Bay, the Castle of Mey, Dunnet Head,
Reay, Mary-Ann's Cottage, Dunnet Kirk, the Ranger Centre, Olrig
Kirk and the Flagstone Heritage Trail. |
We
invite you to come and join us in this magnificent setting and explore
the heritage which we enjoy so much.
For more
information on our facilities and rates
please feel free to contact us at:
The Castle
Arms Hotel
Mey, Thurso, Caithness, Scotland, KW14 8XH
Telephone
01847 851244 |
E-Mail info@castlearms.co.uk
Web www.castlearms.co.uk
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