| Mansfield
Castle is an imposing Victorian building set in 3.5 acres
of picturesque countryside, with award winning cuisine and
magnificent oak panelling throughout. |
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Mansfield
Castle Hotel has been sumptuously refurbished to exceptionally
high standards. Each the castle's 19 spacious rooms has its own
distinctive character and most offer stunning views over the castle
grounds, the Moray Firth to the south east and the Dornoch Firth
to the north east.
I just wanted to write and
say thank you for helping out with accommodation in Mansfield
Castle Hotel. We had a wonderful time staying there, and actually
did not want to leave. The service we received was excellent,
and the accommodation was brilliant. I would definitely recommend
Celtic Castles, and Mansfield Castle, to others.
Kate Roberts, London. |
The
castle is located in the Royal Burgh of Tain, just one hour from
Inverness Airport and in the heart of the Highlands of Scotland.
Tain
has something for everyone. It is steeped in history with stunning
scenery, magnificent architecture, abundant wildlife and plenty
of sporting and leisure activities.
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Mansfield Castle is the perfect venue for a wedding, a short
break or a complete get-away to indulge in a few rounds of
golf, sea and loch fishing, walking, stalking, dolphin and
seal watching, whisky tasting and clan associations. |
Free upgrades
to Celtic Castles customers (where available) |
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Accommodation:
19 individual bedrooms with stunning views over the castle
grounds, the Moray Firth to the south east and the Dornoch
Firth to the north east.
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Weddings:
At Mansfield Castle you will be made to feel as welcome
as the Laird himself, to sample the splendid hospitality,
comfortable surroundings and first rate food.
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Corporate:
If you are looking for a venue with a touch of class in
which to hold a small conference or function, Mansfield
Castle could be exactly what you need.
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Dining
Dining at Mansfield Castle is a memorable experience. The
elegant dining room boasts wonderful picture windows overlooking
the castle grounds, which are floodlit at night.
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