Fernie Castle Hotel, Letham

This 450 year old castle offers all the character of the past together with comforts that today's visitor expects from an award winning hotel. Fernie Castle has twenty individually appointed bedrooms all of which are en-suite and boast the usual refinements of today’s requirements. The Treehouse suite is perched in 6 lofty sycamores in its own glade, especially designed with three balconies offering views over the countryside. Discounted rates for longer stays from May to September are available. Please see Available Rooms for the promotion codes.

The ancient Castle of Fernie was first recorded in 1353 when it belonged to the Earl of Fife - Duncan the 13th. The Keep Bar dates back to 1530. Dinner may be enjoyed in the Auld Alliance Room, with its massive Georgian chandelier, fresh flowers and candles, all reflected in a huge mirror. The Keep Bar dating from 1530 serves a full range of cocktails and drinks. The Turret Bistro is available for more informal dining and there is a quieter residents lounge on the first floor. Situated in 17 acres of woodlands with its own lochan, perfect for walks or just to relax and take in the scenery. Wi fi is available within the castle. Parking is readily available.

Facilities

• 14th century buildings
• Breakfast Included
• Parking (free)
• No smoking
• Historic Property
• Free broadband access (wired)
• Shared gardens
• Children's cots
• Children's highchairs
• Restaurant
• Cooked breakfast (included)
• Lunch available (at additional cost)
• Dinner available (at additional cost)
• Bar
• Picnic area
• Recommended walks
• Beach (a short drive)
• Pub (a short drive)
• Museums (a short drive)
• Historic houses
• Gardens
• Golf course (a short drive)
• Recommended restaurants (a short drive)
• Theatre (a short drive)

Arrival information

Check In: Between 3pm and 6pm Check Out: Before 11am Directions: From Edinburgh: Go over the Forth Road Bridge onto the A90, follow onto the M90 and exit at Junction 2a for Dundee A92. Stay on this road for 30 minutes passing Ladybank then Letham. Continue for half mile and you will see the entrance to the Castle on the right. Cupar and Ladybank railway stations have direct links to London.