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CULLEN
ELGIN
FOCHABERS
FORRES

GRANTOWN-ON-SPEY

LOSSIEMOUTH

NAIRN

WillowBank Licensed Guest House is ideally located for bed and breakfast at Grantown on Spey in the Scottish Highlands. WillowBank is one of the first properties on the edge of the town as you enter from the South and Aviemore and the Cairngorms.Grantown-on-Spey, the capital of Strathspey, nestling in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, was founded in 1765 by Sir James Grant. This fine example of an 18th century planned town has plenty to offer for all seasons. In winter when it becomes a winter wonderland providing ski-ing and climbing in the Cairngorms, or Spring when the first green shows, wildlife wakens and salmon stir in the River Spey. Summer sees the town bustle with visitors and the heather in full bloom in August. Autumn brings the russet and gold of the birches and bracken to add a breathtaking beauty to Strathspey for short Autumn breaks. The common areas of the guest house are the Residents Lounge, which has been renovated and decorated to make it a cosy place to relax, along with the Dining Room / Conservatory, which is situated at the front, and is a great place just to sit and watch the world go by!!

Morven is a Victorian house built in the 1890’s. We are a small family friendly business in the Market Town of Forres. Morven is situated just off Forres High Street. The guest rooms are decorated to a comfortable style with Central Heating, Television and Welcome Tray. We have 2 Twin rooms Ensuite & 1 Twin Standard with whb. Private shower/Bathroom. A Private Car Park to the rear of the house and a garden and Patio area to the front. Morven is 7 minutes walk approx from the Railway Station and 2 minutes walk from the High Street Trains and Buses run from Inverness & Aberdeen stopping in Forres High Street. (Inverness Airport is 22 miles & Aberdeen Airport 70 Miles approximate).

Traditional Scottish Highland village hotel. Set on the high street in the popular Speyside town on Grantown On Spey. All bedrooms have recently been refurbished and the hotel has all the extras of a 3 star hotel. Family run hotel with warm and friendly local staff.Publiclounge Bar with open fire and informal bistro restaurant with an extensive menu of homemade dishes.Live entertainment at weekends in the lounge bar.Lots of free car parking in the hotels car park.

Your Hosts at the Links Lodge will endeavour to make your stay most memorable. Take full advantage of one of the mildest, driest micro-climates in the whole of Scotland at Lossiemouth, the Riviera of the Moray Firth. Whilst boasting not one but two sandy beaches and a double harbour & marina for yachting and trips to see the Moray Firth Dolphins. Lossiemouth is the birthplace of Britain’s first Labour Prime Minister Ramsay Macdonald.This 120 year old lodge was the original club house for the Old Moray championship golf links. Lossiemouth’s newest addition to the quality B&B establishments in this picturesque original fishing town with its two harbours and RAF base carries a prestigious 4-star Scottish Tourist Board award. Overlooking the 18th green of the Old Moray course, west beach and Moray Firth to the hills of Sutherland beyond, this is the perfect location for holiday or business. See our ‘sister’ property (next door) under ‘Beach view Apartment’.Add a log fire in the Dining Room / TV lounge and a welcome dram or nightcap, coupled with the unusual design of the house featuring its oval and porthole stained glass windows and ornate cornicing. Activities you can enjoy are: Golf, walking, fishing, yachting, malt whisky trail, castles and cathedrals, beaches, dolphin trips and diving. All these great activities are very accessible from our Lossiemouth base.Please Note: We are a Non-smoking accommodation. No pets are permitted on the premises. Limited off street parking facilities are available. Check-in time: 16:00 check-out time: 11:00

NON SMOKING ACCOMMODATIONThe Garth Hotel and Restaurant overlooks the square in the bustling Strathspey town of Grantown-on-Spey.A lovely,rambling building of great character,the Garth stands in its own extensive grounds with carefully landscaped gardens and private parking.All eighteen bedrooms have recently been re-furbished.Fine hospitality is a keynote. The charm and physical comforts of the Hotel are reinforced by the cheerful, courteous and caring welcome that greets every guest.Ideal for fishing and golfing two minutes from river and golf course.

Come and stay in the beautiful Cairngorms National Park, ideal situation for many activities all year round in this lovely holiday area of Scotland. Close to many attractions including Loch Ness!

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.

THUNDERTON HOUSE takes its name from Archibald Dunbar of Thundertoun!, (in the parish of Longmay, by Aberdeen) - an eighteenth century owner.

Eight Acres is the largest hotel in Speyside, offering a wide range of first class accommodation with newly refurbished bedrooms and public areas. Situated on the western approaches to Elgin, with a large car park it makes us the perfect place to stay and experience life the Speyside way.Whether you wish to relax and pamper yourself or find muscles you never knew existed our leisure centre boasts a 15 metre swimming pool, spa bath, sauna, solarium, gymnasium and squash courts.

Quietly situated, yet close to Grantowns many amenities, the Seafield Lodge is one of Speysides leading sporting hotels, catering for fishing, shooting and golfing enthusiasts, as well as being the perfect base for a relaxing Highland holiday embracing Speyside, Royal Deeside, Loch Ness and the World Famous Malt Whisky Trail.The Seafield Lodge dates back to 1879 and over the years has been extended and modernised to offer the discerning visitor welcoming en-suite facilities, television, direct dial telephone, hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities. There are also two suites, Salmon and Trout, which may be used as family rooms, each having a separate sitting room, bedroom with a King sized bed and bathroom with spa bath. All this plus elegant public rooms, the Seafield Restaurant and the cosy Lodge Bar, make the Seafield Lodge the perfect base for your highland holiday.