Royal Marine Hotel

The Royal Marine Hotel was designed as a private home for a northern industrialist in 1913 by renowned Scottish architect Sir Robert Lorimer, who was also commissioned by the Duke of Sutherland to restore Dunrobin Castle, which had been ravaged by fire in 1915. The ambience of The Royal Marine Hotel owes everything to Sir Robert Lorimer: The wooden arches of the entrance hall; the formal dining room; the panelled snooker room, and the grand staircase all contribute to an atmosphere of quiet elegance. The Royal Marine Hotel has a mix of standard, superior and master bedrooms, many of which are enhanced by period furniture, and has a stunning four poster suite - perfect to make your honeymoon unique. The hotel has a disabled downstairs room especially designed with a bathroom for wheelchair users. Disabled access throughout hotel, with chair lifts and ramps. Relax and revitalize during your stay at the hotel, the Dolphin Leisure Club is a place to indulge your body and mind. Staffs offer a soothing sauna and a therapeutic Jacuzzi to start the day, and for a deeply relaxing experience and can organise a massage with one of Brora's two qualified masseurs.