In the heart of the Trossachs National Park...

The unique country house, Roman Camp Hotel, secluded in 20 acres of gardens, on the banks of the beautiful river Teith, in the heart of the Trossachs National Park.

Personally managed by Eric & Marion Brown, since January 1989, with a dedicated team, ensuring the unique qualities and character of this special country house are maintained.

The Roman Camp lodge was originally built in 1625 as an outpost of the Drummond estate Crief, for the hunting of wild Boar in the Brig'O'Turk Area. Viscount Esher then expanded the property during the late 1800's his country house only became an hotel after his family sold the property in 1939.

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LOCATION

Roman Camp Hotel is set in 20 acres of secluded gardens on the banks of the beautiful river Teith in the heart of the Trossachs.

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.

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PROPERTY AMENITIES

* A beautiful and elegant dining room to enjoy lunch with views of the gardens. 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 r la carte and vegetarian menus.

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ROOM AMENITIES

* 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.

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CANCELLATION POLICY

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