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These suites each have a large bedroom,lounge,bathroom and hallway. Can have a four poster bed with stunning views over the River Clyde and the Kilpatrick Hills or a King bed/twin beds with views over the formal gardens and woodland. - (One Bedroom Suite)
King or twin bed, ensuite with bath and shower, Aveda beauty products, TV with DVD, Bose CD player, bathrobe. - (Classic Suite)
Located in the Spa Wing, which is the new wing of the hotel, around a 5 minute walk from the main hotel reception and public areas, but adjacent to the Leisure Club and Aveda Spa. Beautifully decorated,with views of the river and surrounding woodland. - (Club Room)
King bed, twin beds or four poster. Larger than Classic Room, and with preferred views of the formal gardens. Three Attic Rooms are decorated in a more traditional style in pastel shades with toile wallpaper and fantastic views. - (Deluxe Room)
King bed and sofa bed suitable for a child.Lounge is on upper level, with bedroom below. Plasma TV and modern artwork. Windows run down the full length of the suite, and have views of hotel front and river. - (Duplex Suite)
Very large room with comfortable seating area. Can be four poster,king bed or twin beds. Stunning views of the formal gardens or the river Clyde and Kilpatrick Hills. - (Junior Suite)
Suite king room/king or twin rm/lounge/hallway/bathr/tv with dvd/cd player/internet access/aveda products - (Suite King Room)
Standard King or Twin Rooms. Located on the lower ground floor of the main building,these rooms can have a restricted view, but are each beautifully and individually designed and have the same facilities, fixtures and furnishings as other bedrooms. - (Standard Classic King or Twin Rm)
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Following the death of Queen Anne in 1714 the Scots had tired of English rule. It was the 11th Earl of Mar who inspired the First Jacobite Rising to restore the Kingdom of Scotland. The present Mar Hall standing in a 240- acre estate was built in 1840 a hundred years after the Earl*s death and a fine example of Gothic architecture it is. After a massive 15m restoration of its own Mar Hall promises to be one of Scotland*s premier luxury retreats. 53 princely rooms are now magnificent suites resplendent in every luxury! They overlook the formal gardens the Championship golf course (due to open for playing in Spring 2006) or the Kilpatrick Hills beyond where lies that jewel of Scotland - Loch Lomond. The hotel boasts the UK*s first Aveda Spa Concept offering a range of treatments and facilities. Dining options include gourmet dining in The Cristal the Organic Spa Cafe and the Grand Hall for lighter food served all day.
