Cottages

Gate Lodge

Step into your own mini Aldourie Castle with a spacious living area on the ground floor and two double bedrooms. With picturesque surroundings, it's the perfect retreat for your Highland getaway.

Experience old Highland glamour

Set among picturesque larch and Scots pine, Gate Lodge is an idyllic hideaway for those in search of solitude with a touch of luxury. Featuring two comfortable bedrooms, a beautiful house bathroom, large well-equipped kitchen and a welcoming living-dining space, perfect for hosting drinks and evening gatherings. An ideal place to stay before attending events at the castle, this is Highland living at its finest.

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Make yourself at home

With comfortable seating, bookshelves and an open fire, the living-dining room is the perfect space to serve pre-dinner drinks, or settle down with a good book. Gather for long evenings of laughter and merriment, or spend rainy days warming your toes by the crackling fire.

Room for peace and quiet

A peaceful nights’ sleep awaits at the top of a spiral staircase, in one of two comfortable bedrooms. A grand, four-poster bed stands at the centre of one room, and the other holds a cosy built-in bed, both with plush bedding fit for royalty. A beautifully decorated house bathroom is also found on the top floor, with views into the surrounding trees and a free-standing bathtub perfect for long, relaxing soaks.

Food for the Soul

Natural light pours through the windows of the large, well-equipped kitchen, a beautiful space in which to prepare slow breakfasts or evening feasts. Start each day with the perfect cup of coffee, made just the way you like it, or enjoy evening drinks and nibbles before attending a dinner at the castle.

A breath of fresh air

Time seems to slow down here. Rise early, wandering the estate gardens and loch shore in the morning light before returning for long, lazy breakfasts in the outdoor seating area. Spend evenings gathered under the open sky, preparing fresh, local produce on the barbecue, watching dusk fall between the branches of the trees.

Into the Wild