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The Socialite

SCOTTISH CULTURE ROOM

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Princess Frances Dolgorouki, affectionately known as Fanny, was married to Prince Alexis Dolgorouki. She frequently holidayed in Scotland during which she held many lavish society dinners.

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Highlights & Amenities

Inspired by Braemar’s noble visitors, our five-star Royal Suites feature antiques, artworks, and historic objects, with Highland views, copper bath, rain shower, double bed, and sitting room.

  • drawing room
  • copper bath
  • original artworks
  • mountain view
  • tea & coffee
  • writing desk

Our Inspiration

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Princess Frances Dolgorouki

Echoing the hotel’s 19th-century coaching inn heritage, the Victoriana Suites feature antiques, period wallpaper, and original art, with views over Braemar and the Highlands. Families benefit from a sofa bed and interconnecting rooms.

Echoing the hotel’s 19th-century coaching inn heritage, the Victoriana Suites feature antiques, period wallpaper, and original art, with views over Braemar and the Highlands. Families benefit from a sofa bed and interconnecting rooms.

Echoing the hotel’s 19th-century coaching inn heritage, the Victoriana Suites feature antiques, period wallpaper, and original art, with views over Braemar and the Highlands. Families benefit from a sofa bed and interconnecting rooms.

Alternative Rooms & Suites

Royal Suites

Echoing the hotel’s 19th-century coaching inn heritage, the Victoriana Suites feature antiques, period wallpaper,

Victoriana Suites

Echoing the hotel’s 19th-century coaching inn heritage, the Victoriana Suites feature antiques, period wallpaper,

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