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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 Forres.
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Forres Hotels, B&B etc
Cluny Bank Hotel
69 St Leonard's Road,
Forres, Moray, IV36 1DW
Cluny Bank Hotel is set in the best residential area of Forres, within walking distance of the Forres Golf Course, Cluny Hill College and town centre. Cluny Bank was built in the early 18 hundreds and extended in 1910. Being a listed historic building it has been carefully maintained.
Rating: VisitScotland | Small Hotel | 4 Stars Rooms: 8
Room facilities: Wi-Fi | Trouser press | Telephone | Pets allowed | Non-smoking | Ironing board | Internet | Hairdryer | Freeview | Fireplace | DVD player | Desk | TV | CD player | Balcony/Terrace | Alarm clock | Rooms from: £70
Built in 1821 this beautiful country house hotel overlooks the picturesque Burgh of Forres. Our 16 en suite individually designed bedrooms offers all the comforts for the modern day traveller. We are in the ideal location for those wishing to escape the hussle and bussle of city life whether you wish to visit distilleries, castles, golf courses or simply walk along the deserted beaches or through more info. . .
Set in its own beautiful landscaped gardens just across from the award winning Grant Park famous for its floral displays and sculptures. This fine Edwardian Mansion built in 1907 offers guests the welcoming ambience of a country house together with delightful accommodation, unobtrusive service and outstanding cuisine.What ever your interests Moray and Speyside has something for you from dolphon wa more info. . .
Traditional stone built house in quiet surroundings. Spacious, relaxing accomodation with a warm welcome. Close to town centre, parks, golf courses, salmon fishing and whisky trail. more info. . .
The ancient royal burgh of Forres in Moray was
created around a medieval street plan, although most of the buildings are
Victorian. Host to both King Duncan and Macbeth, where Macbeth’s
confrontation with a trio of fortune-telling witches took place. A witch’s
stone lies at the foot of Cluny Hill the location where real-life ‘witches’
were burned. Sueno’s Stone, with Pictish carvings dating back to c.900 AD,
marks the victory of Sweyn the Viking over Malcolm III in the early 11th
century. The Falconer Museum is ideal for those interested in local history
while Brodie Castle has exhibitions that include paintings, furniture and
porcelain.
