Good afternoon everyone! This afternoon we have a lovely little feature with the beautiful Ardanaiseig Hotel set in the rolling Scottish Highlands. Both architechtually grand, and perfectly secluded, this looks like the perfect combination for a get-away wedding. With stunning views and food, I think I might have to make the effort to swing by on my way up to the Highlands next week! I am smitten with the Boathouse bridal/honeymoon suite – the views over the Loch must be incredible.
In a fairytale setting on the banks of Loch Awe, Ardanaiseig is Scotland?s most wildly romantic hotel. More than 100 acres of private landscaped grounds, woodland walks past streams and waterfalls, a secret walled garden – and its own island! Bridal/honeymoon suite is the hotel?s Boatshed on the water?s edge. The 16 bedroom Grade 2 listed house, which sits amid 120 acres of wooded grounds near Taynuilt and has its own private island.
?Filled with antiques, theatrical bedrooms styled by a set designer, dinner served by candlelight. The views of loch and mountain are dreamy, the star-filled skies revelatory,? they wrote of Ardanaiseig?s romantic appeal. As a country house hotel, they added, ?there?s a joyous mix of grand and eccentric pieces… Dinner is an elegant affair, with fine cooking.?

Ardanaiseig, built in 1834, was designed by William Burn, the architect responsible for two of Edinburgh?s most famous private schools – George Watson?s College and the Edinburgh A...