Long northern days before midge season, the glens at their greenest.
© The Fife Arms
Members get first access to limited availability at the deepest rates.
When to go to The Fife Arms
Long northern days before midge season, the glens at their greenest.
The hotel closes for roughly three weeks of annual January refurbishment in the coldest, darkest month of the year, and the southern snow gates shut in storms, so these dates cannot be sold.
The hotel, up close
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© The Fife Arms via Tablet
What Sets It Apart
A Victorian Highland coaching inn packed with museum-grade art and tweed
Common questions about The Fife Arms
When is the best time to visit The Fife Arms?
The best months to visit The Fife Arms are May to June and September to October. Long northern days before midge season, the glens at their greenest. Heather on the hills and stalking-season stillness in Braemar.
What makes The Fife Arms special?
Artfarm's Victorian coaching inn in Braemar, packed with museum-grade art, tweed, and Highland eccentricity.
When is the worst time to visit The Fife Arms?
The months to avoid at The Fife Arms are January. The hotel closes for roughly three weeks of annual January refurbishment in the coldest, darkest month of the year, and the southern snow gates shut in storms, so these dates cannot be sold.
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