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Situated in Keith, within 24 km of Huntly Castle and 33 km of Elgin Cathedral, Chapelhill Croft features accommodation with a garden and free WiFi as well as free private parking for guests who drive....

Chris

From

United Kingdom

Great Staff Great Hotel.

Offering a garden and mountain view, Bowtop Wagon at Lettoch Farm is set in Keith, 40 km from Kildrummy Castle and 42 km from Corgarff Castle.

Richard

From

United Kingdom

Caitlin was really friendly and we felt very welcome. "Ailsa" the little bowtop wagon was cute and much cosier than we had expected. We stayed during a cold spell in autumn but it's well insulated and the little electric heater was more than enough to keep the chill off. It's in a beautiful, quiet location at the foot of the Convals, not far from Ben Rinnes. It was also a great base to explore some of the local distilleries!

Set in Keith and only 18 km from Huntly Castle, Isla Bank House offers accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.

Philip

From

Germany

Isla Bank House is a perfect place to stay at in Keith. Vena and Nick are great hosts providing you with excellent food and help for example with traveling advice. The nice building is just a few meters away from Strathisla distillary, a must see.

Set in Keith and only 17 km from Huntly Castle, The Annex Keith Self Catering WiFi Private Parking bkng offers accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.

Alex

From

United Kingdom

Superb, great host great location and facilities

Twin Pines features garden views, free WiFi and free private parking, located in Mulben, 23 km from Elgin Cathedral.

Karen

From

United Kingdom

Immaculate room with everything you needed. It was soooo comfortable and warm especially when outside was cold and wet at times. Pippa our host was lovely and gave us privacy whilst responding immediately on messages. Highly recommend

Set in Buckie, 19 km from Elgin Cathedral, The Mill House Hotel offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.

Henderson

From

United Kingdom

Clean n comfortable room, very helpful staff, excellent food. Very pleased I stayed at this BnB.

Boasting a bar and free WiFi, Whisky Capital Inn is situated in Dufftown, 23 km from Huntly Castle and 28 km from Elgin Cathedral.

Monique

From

Canada

The breakfast was fabulous and the pub downstairs was loads of fun

Situated in Portknockie, 33 km from Elgin Cathedral, Victoria Hotel features a bar and views of the city. The property is non-smoking and is set 38 km from Huntly Castle.

kathleen

From

United Kingdom

A lovely traditional building in the heart of a picturesque fishing village. The owners are very friendly and helpful people

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.

SCOTT

From

United Kingdom

Really impressed with nearly every aspect of the hotel, very professionally run. Proper coffee and cafetiere in the room was very welcome. Nice evening meal but breakfast was star of the show, stornoway black pudding, best quality haggis etc all cooked to order with fresh, strong coffee... one of the best ever.

Situated in Cullen, 34 km from Huntly Castle, The Seafield Arms-Cullen features accommodation with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.

IAN

From

United Kingdom

Breakfast turned-out to be most extraordinary on Wednesday 9th April. I ordered a very simple cooked choice of two friend eggs, one slice of black pudding and some bacon. When brought to my table I was amazed and surprised that the member of kitchen staff saw fit to put the two fried eggs onto the plate! The eggs were way overcooked and looked like they had been lying around the kitchen for some considerable time - the whites had moulded together into one - the yolks were way overcooked and dry and solid and had each shrunk and had detatched themselves from their whites. I have read great online reports of amazing breakfasts served at the Seafield - clearly mine was not one of those. The lady server did suggest that the two eggs could be replaced but I decided to continue to just eat the bacon and slice of black pudding. I think the main issue here is that the kitchen operative had pre-cooked too much on Wednesday morning- some of which they decided wrongly in my opinion, was still in a suitable condition to serve. We are all capable of making slip-ups in our lives and at least it wasn't life threatening. Kind regards, Ian M