This sensational ground floor suite (with its own entrance at the front of the building) is situated only 15 feet from the sea and is simply stunning. Taking its theme from the grand palaces of Rajasthan, it is fit for a Maharaja.

This delightful room (with its own entrance at the front of the building) is just 15 feet from the sea. and crammed with wonderful Indian antique artefacts and one of the most sensational bathrooms in the house.

The ultimate indulgent hideaway in the grounds, just perfect for a romantic tryst. This traditional wood clad building has a cathedral ceiling, old fashioned beams, solid oak flooring and mood lighting in the bedroom. A large picture window makes the most of its wonderful setting on the sea shore and alongside the fast flowing river.

This opulent suite with its warm autumnal colours of green, terracotta and gold pays tribute to the great master-painters of the Renaissance era. The bedroom features a working fireplace and a six-foot, king-size bed. The sitting room enjoys river and sea views and has a feature fireplace and two comfy armchairs. The large period bathroom has superb river and mountain views and a double-ended clawfoot bath and Victorian style shower above; it has a large basin, high level old- fashioned cistern & toilet and bidet. Both bedroom and sitting room have French marquetry furniture, embellished with gilt and marble.

This suite includes the original master bedroom, bathroom and sitting room occupied by Osgood Mackenzie (creator of Inverewe Garden) and his wife. It is decorated in lavish Victorian style - comprising a beautiful bedroom with a queen-size (five- foot) antique, brass and iron four-poster bed, together with many fine antiques and feature fireplace. The magnificent bathroom has an extraordinary Victorian canopied bath and shower, approximately 130 years old, which stands over eight feet high and is hand-painted in rich shades of green and yellow. The remarkable example of period plumbing offers side jet, spray and overhead shower. 

This suite offers a taste of the luxurious ambience and style of a first-class cabin on the Titanic. The bedroom has seven-foot square four-poster bed (hand made in solid mahogany) with a feature corner fireplace. Just off the bedroom is a separate dressing area. An original tile made for the smoking room on RMS Titanic hangs on the wall and all lights in the suite are copies of White Star Line originals, which create a very romantic ambience. The main feature of the period bathroom is the rare canopied bath & glass shower, with overhead and side spray jets, dating from 1912 (the year of her fateful maiden voyage). 

An elegant French Empire style suite, paying tribute to the "auld alliance". The décor is enhanced by lovely antiques and striking soft furnishings in black and gold. The bedroom has a queen-size (five-foot) Victorian brass bed looking out to sea. The sitting room has views of the sea and river and has a French antique canopied day bed as well as two comfy armchairs and feature fireplace. The large period bathroom with feature fireplace has a plunger bath with overhead period shower, his & hers basins, toilet and bidet and views across the salmon pool to the mountains beyond.