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Hawkhill Marine Hotel
ROSEMARKIE, ROSS-SHIRE.
THIS new Hotel, three quarters of a-mile from Fortrose Station,
was originally the Mansion House of Hawkhill. a finely
finished building in the Italian style, to which has just been
added an extensive range of Bedrooms and Sitting Rooms, while the
House itself has been altered internally to meet the public require-
ments of a first-class Family Hotel. Situated on one of the finest parts
of the Northern shore of the Moray Firth, immediately opposite Fort-
George, and with a fall southern aspect, it presents a landscape un-
equalled in the North, and the facilities for Sea Bathing are unique.
The district is one of the acknowledged health resorts of Scotland. In
the immediate neighbourhood are the romantic glades of Fairy Glen
and St Helena, and to the east, along the sea shore, are the rugged
Avater-worn cliffs of Old Red Sandstone and the famous Eathie Burn, no
ably described by Hugh Miller, whose birthplace is Avithin twelve miles
of the Hotel. A few hundred yards distant is the far-famed and historic
Peninsula of Chanonry, on which is laid out a magnificent Golf
Course, while the ancient Burgh of Fortrose, with the ruins of the
noble Cathedral, are but three quarters of a-mile away. Grand views of
vastly different character are to be got from the Hill of Fortrose in rear
of the Hotel, and the surrounding country abounds in pleasant walking^
and driving routes, while the Firth, on which there are annual Regattas,
presents every facility for Boating", Sailing" and Fishing*.
The Hotel is provided with Dining" Saloon, Drawing'-Room,
Billiard-Room, and Thirty Bedrooms, Avith numerous Private Sitting"
Rooms*
Every care has been taken to make the Sanitary and Heating
arrangements perfect. Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths are provided
for the use of Visitors.
The Grounds are laid out with Bowling Greens and Lawn Tenuis
Courts.
The Tariffs are arranged on very Moderate Terms, and Families
will be specially dealt with. The Establishment will be under the
personal management of
DONALD CAMERON,
Proprietor.
ROSEMARKIE, ROSS-SHIRE.
THIS new Hotel, three quarters of a-mile from Fortrose Station,
was originally the Mansion House of Hawkhill. a finely
finished building in the Italian style, to which has just been
added an extensive range of Bedrooms and Sitting Rooms, while the
House itself has been altered internally to meet the public require-
ments of a first-class Family Hotel. Situated on one of the finest parts
of the Northern shore of the Moray Firth, immediately opposite Fort-
George, and with a fall southern aspect, it presents a landscape un-
equalled in the North, and the facilities for Sea Bathing are unique.
The district is one of the acknowledged health resorts of Scotland. In
the immediate neighbourhood are the romantic glades of Fairy Glen
and St Helena, and to the east, along the sea shore, are the rugged
Avater-worn cliffs of Old Red Sandstone and the famous Eathie Burn, no
ably described by Hugh Miller, whose birthplace is Avithin twelve miles
of the Hotel. A few hundred yards distant is the far-famed and historic
Peninsula of Chanonry, on which is laid out a magnificent Golf
Course, while the ancient Burgh of Fortrose, with the ruins of the
noble Cathedral, are but three quarters of a-mile away. Grand views of
vastly different character are to be got from the Hill of Fortrose in rear
of the Hotel, and the surrounding country abounds in pleasant walking^
and driving routes, while the Firth, on which there are annual Regattas,
presents every facility for Boating", Sailing" and Fishing*.
The Hotel is provided with Dining" Saloon, Drawing'-Room,
Billiard-Room, and Thirty Bedrooms, Avith numerous Private Sitting"
Rooms*
Every care has been taken to make the Sanitary and Heating
arrangements perfect. Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths are provided
for the use of Visitors.
The Grounds are laid out with Bowling Greens and Lawn Tenuis
Courts.
The Tariffs are arranged on very Moderate Terms, and Families
will be specially dealt with. The Establishment will be under the
personal management of
DONALD CAMERON,
Proprietor.
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Scottish Post Office Directories > Counties > Inverness-shire > Inverness county directory > 1899 > (23) |
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Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/86038283 |
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Description | For 1899. |
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Shelfmark | 5.1430 |
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Description | Published in Inverness 1887-1902. |
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Shelfmark | Various |
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Description | Directories of individual Scottish counties or parts of counties. |
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Description | Around 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade). |
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