Clarke | Luxury Double Room | Kilmartin Castle

Clarke is located on the second floor of Kilmartin Castle. Painted with lime paint, a technique used in the 16th C, this room guarantees a relaxing night. The original stone wall has been exposed up to 5m high, where the ceiling in this room has been vaulted, and a wood burning stove stands in the original fireplace. The ceiling drops to a lower one above the bed to create a cosy area. There is a walk in wet room with rain shower, double basins are set into an antique Jacobean unit and there is a separate WC. The pheasant wallpaper is a nod to our friendly castle pheasant Klaus, named after the designer of this wallpaper, Klaus Haapaniemi. Kilmartin Castle was built in 1550 for John Carswell, the Rector of Kilmartin, later Bishop of the Isles. It was held by the Campbell Clan, then abandoned for 200 years. Now, a luxury retreat for walkers, history lovers, couples, families & friends who enjoy discovering unique places to stay. Guests say 'We wish we had stayed longer.' All five double bedrooms have been individually designed to retain the rustic magic of Kilmartin Castle while still spoiling you with the comforts of modern living including wood burning stoves, walk in rain showers, copper baths and of course, luxury bedding.