Here we list those members
who provide a wide selection of
properties for the
business traveller or tourist - from
budget to luxury
hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest
house accommodation.
They offer ideal
accommodation for any visitor to Aberlour.
Family-run country house
that has been lovingly restored to its former
glory. Set in a secluded glen, Cragganmore House
has glorious views to the River Spey and across
to Ben Rinnes. All rooms are spacious and
comfortably furnished. Resident Chef serves
freshly prepared home-cooked traditional
Scottish breakfasts and gourmet evening meals.
There is something for
everyone, for the whisky lover; tired traveller
or weary walker; old fashioned romantic; or
simply someone who loves comfort and luxury; a
stay at Cragganmore House is like stepping into
a dream, and it has to be seen to be believed!
AA & STB 3
Star Small Hotel, AA 1 Rosette, Michelin
guide, good food guide, 2010.
The hotel with
its delightful walled garden, has been
the focal point of this historic and
attractive village in the heart of
Speyside for over 200 years.
All rooms are
en-suite, all have TV, radio, tea/coffee
making facilities.
The restaurant serves freshly prepared, home
cooked, high quality food, the ingredients for
which are always sourced locally. Set in an
excellent location for visiting the Whisky and
Castle Trails, fishing, golf and walking.
STB 3 Star B&B & STB 4 Star Self Catering. Family run bed &
breakfast accommodation in Bridge View
overlooking the River Spey or the choice of self
catering accommodation at Bonnie View or Keepers
Cottage.
Situated in the heart of
the Malt Whisky Trail, the ideal base for
fishing, golfing, horse riding and walking the
Speyside Way.
Lying in an idyllic, sheltered location in the
heart of rural Speyside, with wonderful views of
Ben Rinnes from the drive, "Lynwood" is an ideal
location from which to enjoy the many pursuits
the Spey Valley has to offer - with fishing,
walking and skiing being amongst the most
popular.
'Lynwood’ offers luxurious, warm, comfortable
accommodation with two en-suite rooms
Double/Family and Twin, tea and coffee making
facilities, Freeview TV, Wi-Fi. ‘Lynwood’ an
ideal base from which to explore this beautiful
part of Scotland. Please see our website for
further information. Prices are from £30 pppn,
discounts for longer stays and for children.
There is an additional surcharge for single
occupancy - £10 per night.
Victoria Street, Craigellachie, Speyside, Banffshire AB38 9SR
Nestled in the heartland of the malt whisky industry, the idyll enjoyed of the Craigellachie Hotel is almost unrivalled anywhere in Scotland. Combining the style and elegance of a bygone era with the most modern of hotel facilities, guests can enjoy marvellous accommodation in any of the 26 rooms. Dining experiences do not disappoint either with the Ben Aigen Restaurant offering a range of traditional dishes. After a meal, relax in the Quaich Bar and select one of the 700 single malt whiskies that adorn the walls.
We are a small family-run guest house situated in Speyside, offering quality assured bed and breakfast accommodation. We also have a well appointed lounge exclusively for the use of guests. Included in the price is our full Scottish breakfast.
Set high above the village of Charlestown of Aberlour and overlooking the River Spey, this elegant country hotel is an ideal venue for shooting and fishing, and for whisky-lovers.
A traditional Scottish hotel, located in one of Scotlands most scenic areas. It comprises 18 traditional bedrooms, each with a high standard of cleanliness, comfort and decor the Aberlour Hotel is the perfect place to unwind after a days fishing, walking, hunting or sight-seeing. Situated in the heart of the Speyside Whisky Trail and a short walk from the famous Spey River. After a day out, relax more info. . .
At the heart of Speyside, this small village,
also known as Charlestown, is noted for its salmon fishing and shortbread
and its world-famous single malt whisky. Founded by John and James Grant,
and produced since the early 19th century at a local distillery. A packhorse
bridge, crossing the Lour burn, is probably the oldest structure in Aberlour
still standing.
