Glenmorangie House

Glenmorangie House is a luxury Highland country house hotel near Tain in Easter Ross, offering an intimate stay surrounded by rolling barley fields, gardens and the coast. With individually designed bedrooms, exceptional dining, whisky experiences and a complimentary Glenmorangie Distillery tour for guests, it provides a unique way to experience the world of Glenmorangie.

About Glenmorangie House

Set on the Ross-shire peninsula near Fearn, Glenmorangie House is more country house than conventional hotel. The secluded Highland retreat has welcomed guests for more than 25 years and combines traditional Scottish character with luxurious accommodation, warm hospitality and a strong connection to Glenmorangie whisky.

The House has been recognised with a Michelin Key, retained in 2025, and has also been named VisitScotland's Best Luxury Experience Hotel. Its setting makes it particularly suited to guests looking for a peaceful Highland escape, with beaches, gardens and countryside all close by.

Guests can relax in the House's lounges, explore the grounds and walled kitchen garden or walk down to the nearby beach. The emphasis is on slowing down and enjoying the surroundings, with fires, whisky, good food and relaxed Highland hospitality at the heart of the experience.

Rooms & Accommodation

Glenmorangie House has nine individually designed bedrooms in total, with six rooms in the main house and three cottage rooms located a short walk across the rear courtyard. Each room has been individually designed by interior designer and storymaker Russell Sage, with its own character and connection to the Glenmorangie story.

The bedrooms combine traditional Scottish décor with modern en-suite facilities and luxurious furnishings. Accommodation includes suites, luxury rooms, four-poster rooms and cottage rooms, offering guests a choice of distinctive spaces rather than a standard hotel room experience.

The House's communal spaces are an important part of the stay, with guests encouraged to spend time in the Morning Room, Buffalo Room and Dining Room rather than simply retreating to their bedrooms.

Dining at Glenmorangie House

Food is an important part of the Glenmorangie House experience, with the kitchen making the most of produce from the surrounding area. Locally sourced meat, seafood and vegetables feature alongside ingredients grown in the House's own walled garden.

Dining is designed to be a relaxed and sociable experience, with guests coming together around the table to enjoy the food and company. The House can also offer lunch, afternoon tea and dinner, with menus created around seasonal local produce.

The setting and style of dining make Glenmorangie House particularly well suited to guests looking for a food and whisky-led Highland escape.

Whisky Experiences

Whisky is central to the Glenmorangie House experience. All guests staying at the House are entitled to book a complimentary tour of Glenmorangie Distillery, located approximately 20 minutes away.

The distillery visit offers the opportunity to see Glenmorangie's whisky-making process, from the distinctive copper stills and mash house through to the traditional warehouses where the whisky matures before being enjoyed in the tasting bar.

Glenmorangie House also hosts special Whisky Tasting Weekends, giving guests the opportunity to enjoy a dedicated whisky-focused stay with tastings, expert guidance and a visit to the distillery. These events provide an opportunity to explore different Glenmorangie whiskies and develop a deeper understanding of how to taste and appreciate single malt whisky.

Highland Activities & Experiences

The House offers a range of activities designed to make the most of its Highland setting. Depending on the programme, guests can take part in cocktail classes, foraging with the chefs, archery and other outdoor experiences. The remote setting can also provide opportunities to experience the northern lights when conditions are right.

There is plenty to do without leaving the grounds, too. Guests can explore the gardens, visit the historic 18th-century dovecot or take a walk down to the beach. The surrounding Easter Ross area provides further opportunities for walking, golf, fishing, heritage visits and exploring the Highland coastline.

Plan Your Visit to Glenmorangie House

Address:

Fearn, by Tain, Ross-shire IV20 1XP
Glenmorangie House is included as part of our North of Inverness Tour.

The House is deliberately secluded, making it an ideal base for a peaceful Highland break while remaining accessible from Inverness and the wider North Coast 500 region.

Guests staying at Glenmorangie House can book a complimentary tour of Glenmorangie Distillery, subject to availability. Find out more about the Glenmorangie Distillery and its tours on their dedicated page.

Facilities

Luxury accommodation
9 individually designed bedrooms
En-suite rooms
Lounges and communal areas
Dining
Whisky tastings
Complimentary Glenmorangie Distillery tour
Walled kitchen garden
Gardens
Beach access
Highland activities
Cocktail classes
Foraging experiences
Archery
Whisky tasting weekends
Wi-Fi

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Glenmorangie House?

Glenmorangie House is located at Fearn, near Tain in Ross-shire, in the Scottish Highlan

How many rooms does Glenmorangie House have?

There are nine bedrooms in total – six in the main house and three cottage rooms located across the rear courtyard. Each has been individually designed with its own Glenmorangie-inspired character.

Is Glenmorangie House a hotel?

Glenmorangie House is a luxury country house hotel, although it is deliberately designed to feel more like a private Highland home than a conventional hotel.

Does a stay at Glenmorangie House include a distillery tour?

Guests staying at the House are entitled to book a complimentary tour of Glenmorangie Distillery, subject to availability. The distillery is approximately 20 minutes from the House.

Does Glenmorangie House offer whisky tastings?

Yes. Whisky is an important part of the experience, with tastings available and special Whisky Tasting Weekends held throughout the year.

Does Glenmorangie House have a restaurant?

Yes. Dining is an important part of the House experience, with meals prepared using locally sourced meat, seafood and vegetables, alongside produce from the surrounding area and the House's garden.

What activities are available at Glenmorangie House?

Activities vary, but can include cocktail classes, chef-led foraging, archery and other experiences. Guests can also explore the gardens, walk to the beach and enjoy the surrounding Highland countryside.

How far is Glenmorangie House from the distillery?

Glenmorangie Distillery is approximately 20 minutes by car from Glenmorangie House.

Does Glenmorangie House have cottages?

Yes. Three cottage rooms form part of the accommodation, located a short walk from the main house.