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The side of the hotel viewed through the garden

The Fife Arms Garden

About The Space

Jinny Blom, renowned Chelsea Flower Show Gold medallist, designed the Fife Arms garden as an extension of the surrounding Highlands landscape. It makes for the perfect setting to enjoy a pre-dinner drink or a relaxed gathering, surrounded by native birch, rowan, azaleas and a wildflower meadow. The garden also serves as a unique outdoor event space, combining the natural beauty and charm of the Fife Arms hotel.

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Wildflowers in the Fife Arms garden
A path leading through the garden
The steps down from the hotel into the garden
The entrance to the garden from the Fife Arms hotel

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Stag in the middle of a painted dining room

The Clunie Dining Room

Taking its name from the River Clunie, which runs past the hotel, The Clunie Dining Room showcases wood-fire cooking and seasonal Scottish produce.

Exterior of culardoch shieling

Culardoch Shieling

An award-winning lunch hut located on a nearby estate, Culardoch Shieling is available on certain dates for private lunches and gatherings.

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