The Hotel

The Lounge

The public rooms at Eriska all exude comfort and the warmth of hospitality you would expect from a house of this era and yet do not over formalize the areas.

Open fireplaces dominate the ground floor none more so than in the hall where the fire burns constantly every day of the year. The main hall was wood paneled in 1913 with Burr Oak in an attempt to conceal the new wiring in the house. The Piano room is the first room entered from the front door and is light and bright as is the drawing room which has soft bright furnishing and sofas and chairs which would tempt any visitor to simply relax and set their mind at ease.

The Library has changed minimally since the turn of the century with an art deco fireplace with very risqué, in those days, figurines dressing the edges of the fireplace and a wonderful selection of whiskies, cocktails and house wines available throughout the day.