Roman Camp Country House

Each of the 14 bedrooms has its own distinctive style and character; some have coombed walls and furniture dating back 200 years! All are equipped with the little thoughtful extras that make your stay comfortable and enjoyable.

The library, panelled in 16th-century oak, has a log fire, lit even in summer. The oval-shaped restaurant features tapestries of English cathedrals woven by Elizabeth Esher in the 1930s. Menus are prepared from local ingredients in season, and there are tasty à la carte and vegetarian menus.

Beyond the 20 acres of tranquil parkland and gardens with views of the River Teith are the Trossachs and the Highlands. This is a land of mountain and glen, rolling pasture and heather moor - a marvellous base for your Scottish holiday.