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Kildrummy Castle Hotel is a small privately owned hotel in Kildrummy, near Alford in Aberdeenshire. The hotel overlooks the ruins of the 13th century Kildrummy Castle. We were lucky enough to be invited to go with my parents-in-law, we were travelling north anyway to visit my husband's grandmother who stays near Aberdeen. They offered to pay for us to stay the night to celebrate my mother-in-laws birthday so we didn't need much persuading to agree! The History The house was originally built and owned by Colonel James Ogston, my husband's grandmother recalls him being known as Soapy Ogston when she was younger as he made his money from a soap factory ... Read the complete review
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