The Old Castle - Rowallan Estate New Year 2025

Ayrshire, Scotland

At a Glance

  • 2-night package from £10,000
  • Suitable for up to 8 guests
  • Exclusive use - you'll have the property to yourself!

This New Year, escape to the enchanting Rowallan Castle, a true fairy-tale setting nestled in the heart of the stunning Ayrshire countryside, just 20 minutes from Glasgow. Once the ancestral home of the Mures and Campbells, this magnificent 12th-century property blends historic grandeur with modern luxury, offering the perfect backdrop for your festive celebrations.

Step into history and tradition while enjoying all the comforts of a luxury retreat. With sweeping views over ancient woodland, a championship golf course designed by Ryder Cup winner Colin Montgomerie, and over 600 acres of estate grounds, Rowallan is more than a venue, it’s an unforgettable experience.

Designed by celebrated Scottish architect Robert Lorimer, Rowallan Castle is a masterpiece of late Victorian Arts & Crafts design, every detail crafted to make your stay extraordinary.

Whether gathered around the table for a sumptuous dinner, toasting the New Year by the fire, or simply enjoying the tranquillity of the estate, Rowallan Castle is ready to welcome you for a festive escape you’ll treasure forever.

What it Includes...

Your festive stay includes:

  • Exclusive use of the castle for up to eight guests
  • Four luxurious double bedrooms with elegant bathrooms
  • A gourmet kitchen and refined dining facilities, ideal for creating feasts and New Year toasts
  • Beautifully appointed interiors that capture the romance of the castle’s history
  • Breath-taking views from every window, creating magical moments throughout your stay

What it Costs...

A minimum two-night stay is required between 29 December and 3 January 2026, costing just £5,000 per night, on a self-catered (vacation-rental) basis.

Location

Our Experts Say

Situated in the stunning Ayrshire countryside just 20 minutes from Glasgow, the Old Rowallan Castle was once the ancestral home of the Mures and the Campbells. This 12th-century property offers sweeping views of ancient woodland and retains its historic character with significant original features.