Ledgowan Lodge Hotel

... treat the special person in your life to a romantic dinner ...

The Deliciously Romantic menu includes Kir Royale on arrival, and consists of four courses - see menu below.

Deliciously Romantic Dinner, Saturday 14 February: £28.00 per person

Extend your evening and stay overnight! (Early booking will secure our room with the four poster…)

Romantic Dinner, Bed and Breakfast, one night, Saturday 14 February: £81.00 per person

Strictly bookings only - call us today to avoid disappointment - 01445 720252

**Don’t forget Mother’s Day - lunch, afternoon tea, or dinner - make her
feel special at Ledgowan**

Deliciously Romantic Dinner menu

St Valentine’s
£28 per person

On arrival: Glass of Kir Royale

Starters
Soup of the moment

Field mushroom filled with creamed leeks gratinated with gruyere cheese

Steamed asparagus served with a tarragon hollandaise

Sautéed king prawns in a lemon butter

Followed by:
Champagne sorbet

Mains
Chicken fillet served with a rich haggis sauce

Fillet of beef stroganoff with a paprika cream sauce

Leek and red onion tart (vegetarian)

Fillets of lemon sole with a lemon caper butter

Desserts
Choux pastry swan filled with dairy ice cream

Passion fruit cheese cake with a fruit coulis

A rich chocolate marquise with a mocha cream

Fresh fruit fondue (for two to share)

To finish
Tea or coffee with home made chocolates

A short history of Ledgowan Lodge Hotel

The hotel was originally built as a private shooting lodge in 1904, for a Major Ross as part of his 8,500 acre Ledgowan estate. It took six years to complete, being virtually 'hand' built. However, due to the high costs involved in running the estate it was sold to Lord Latymer of Coutts Bank, London. It remained in the family until the second World War, when the army used it as a barracks for their officers, but keeping it in top class condition. After the war Ledgowan remained empty for around 15 years. It was then discreetly converted into a country house hotel, and separated from the estate, although retaining most of its original charm and character.