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 Ballater.
Licensed, family hotel
owned by the McKechnie family for a quarter of a
century, providing a warm and friendly service
with cuisine and comfort to match.
Nestling at
the foot of Lochnagar, set in 16 acres of
attractive wooded grounds.
All rooms are en-suite with TV and
hairdryer, hospitality trays are
available on request otherwise we would
be delighted to serve early morning tea
or coffee in your room.
Our small dining room offers
excellent cuisine from our table d'hôte menu,
complemented by fine wines, special diets can be
catered for. An ideal base for walkers, cyclists
and convenient for fishing, shooting and golf. Balmoral castle nearby. Children most welcome.
Small friendly family run hotel in a picturesque
setting on the Victorian Heritage Trail. All rooms
have TV, tea/coffee making facilities and hair
dryer. Freshly prepared, home-cooked food
available at lunchtime and evenings. Packed
lunches available on request.
Function and
Conferences can also be catered for. Excellent
base for touring Lochnagar and Glen Muick.
Convenient for walking, fishing, shooting,
riding and golf. Open all year. Price: From £20.00 room only, £25.00 inclusive of
breakfast Rooms: 1 Single, 1 Double, 1
Twin, 2 Family Accommodation Type:
Hotel
Awarded 4 stars from the AA along with a
Rosette award for our food!
Taste Of Grampian Restaurant of the Year
Award 2009!
Built in 1869 this fine
former church has been tastefully converted,
retaining many of the original features. Set in
the heart of Royal Deeside, within the
Cairngorms National Park.
Rooms are situated on the
first floor and have hospitality trays, iron and
ironing boards, hairdryers, televisions, direct
dial telephones with voicemail and, in the
majority of rooms, wireless internet access for
guests with their own laptops. Our restaurant
aims to provide the best in fresh, local,
seasonal produce, cooked and presented with
care. Excellent location for golf, fishing,
walking, cycling and horse riding. Mountain
bikes, canoes, fishing equipment etc are
available for hire in the village. Pets by prior
arrangement.
Dinnet, Nr Ballater, Royal Deeside, Grampian AB34 5JY
Nestled in the beautiful rustic village of Dinnet, within the heart of Royal Deeside lies a hotel of character. The warm glow of burning log fires, fine malts and superb cuisine just about sums up this small but perfectly formed former Victorian hotel. With an outstanding area of natural beauty on the doorstep offering everything from relaxation and indulgence to the more energetic activities such as golf, fishing, walking and skiing.
Relax at this comfortable privately owned hotel which enjoys stunning views over the golf course to Lochnagar. Set in two acres of woodland at the edge of Ballater village on Royal Deeside near Balmoral.
Rating: VisitScotland | Small Hotel | 3 Stars Rooms: 19
Room facilities: Wi-Fi | Trouser press | Telephone | Tea/coffee facilities | Pets allowed | Non-smoking | Internet | Hairdryer | Freeview | DVD player | Desk | TV | Alarm clock | Rooms from: £50 Mobility info: Pine Terrace Room 14 has ramp for a wheelchair / zimmerframe access and handrails in bathroom. Parking is next to the ramp.
Featured in the Good Hotel Guide 2009, this late Victorian residence is set within an acre of grounds in picturesque Ballater, Royal Deeside, surrounded by the beautiful Cairngorm National Park.
Small rural hotel with quality BandB accommodation, in good walking country and close to golf courses and other outdoor pursuits. Comfortable, classical accommodation creating an idyllic setting for a relaxing nights sleep. Known for excellent breakfasts as part of our BandB package.Suites available and also self catering cottages. A personal but professional service throughout. more info. . .
Set in the heart of Royal Deeside only 13 miles from Balmoral Castle, and only 35 miles from Abereen City Centre, the hotel makes an ideal location to explore the many sporting and tourist activities Scotland has to offer. The hotel is recognised by the Taste of Scotland and has a fine selection of malt whisky to enjoy in front of open log fires.Whilst you are staying with us you must sample our A more info. . .
Lying on the River Dee in the shadow of 3786ft
Lochnagar and one-time spa, where Prince Albert purchased an old tower house
nearby and converted it into Balmoral Castle for Queen Victoria in 1852. The
town was largely created by Francis Farquson after an old woman apparently
cured herself of a skin condition at the foot of Pannanich Hill. Nearby, the
Birkhall estate, there's a fine 18th century mansion, later a residence for
both the late Queen Mother and Prince Charles. Further attractions include
the 19th century wire suspension bridge, Crathie Church, and a path which
takes you to the 700ft summit of Craigendarroch (Hill of Oaks).
