Northern Hotel, Brechin

History

Brechin was once home to the Picts - a Celtic race of people who inhabited this part of Scotland 2000 years ago. This old market town celebrates their life and times at Pictavia, on the outskirts of Brechin, a visitor centre dedicated to their history. Pictavia is located within a countryside park, the Brechin Castle Centre, which offers a fantastic day out for all the family.

Food & beverage

Breakfast is served Monday to Friday 7.00am - 9.30am Saturday and Sunday 8.00am - 10.00am

The Baillie restaurant is the ideal place to meet and catch up with family and friends in a relaxed dining environment. The chef, Ian Bowen selects fresh local produce to offer a delicious menu complemented by daily specials. Awarded the Eat Scotland accolade since 2007, the kitchen brigade consistently produces a high standard of food which is coupled with friendly and efficient service. The restaurant is open daily for breakfast lunch & dinner or perhaps you will pop in for morning coffee and a pastry. It also offers a comprehensive lunch and dinner menu as well as an impressive array of wines.

Hudson’s Bar provides comfortable surroundings in which to relax and unwind with friends. The bar shows all major sporting events on widescreen televisions or perhaps you would prefer to listen to your favourite tracks on the jukebox. A regular host to top bands and DJ nights, the bar aims to reach out and welcome all age groups.

Other facilities

Sky television (including Sky sports) in the bedrooms, free WiFi internet access throughout the hotel (ethernet connection is also available).