Bed And Breakfast in Achnahannet

Eden House(meaning delight) is a luxury and organic B&B situated on the fringes of the Cairngorm National Park. This century old victorian villa is the obvious choice for the discerning and ethical traveller alike. A visual feast of eclectic style this exclusive establishment boasts 2 sumptuously styled and highly individual guest bedrooms as well as a dining room and guest drawing room where you can relax as you reflect on the days events. Eden House offers the perfect haven to enjoy that much needed mini-break or as a base to explore all that is on offer in the stunning Scottish Highlands. Enjoy discreet but attentive service in an atmospheric setting,

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. Public/lounge 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.

A large victorian building set in its own grounds situated a short stroll from the town and the River Spey .Over looked by the Cromdale Hills and nearby Cairngom Mountains.An ideal location for the famous Speyside Malt Whisky Trails,Salmon fishing and the Cairngorm Funicular Railway. REFURBISHED April 2008!

This traditional hotel is set amidst the scenic splendour of the Cairngorm mountains and close to the Highland capital, Inverness as well as the ski slopes at Cairngorm & the Lecht. A first class base for sight seeing and touring the Highlands of Scotland. Within reach of, Inverness, Balmoral, Cairngorms, Loch Ness, Moray Firth, Culloden Battlefield, Cawdor Castle, John o Groats, Isle of Skye, Wester Ross, Ben Nevis. Activites on the doorstep include Golf, Fishing, Climbing, Cycling, Water Sports, Walking, Ski-ing, Horse Riding, Bird Watching, Tennis & Bowling. AA & Visit Scotland 3 star.

We offer luxurious, relaxing, stylish and informal accommodation and dining in our beautiful country house hotel set in our own ten acres within the Cairngorms National Park. Every activity you could think of, from abseiling to yachting, is available within a short drive. Our newly refurbished 2AA rosette restaurant serves modern Scottish dishes prepared by Champion Head Chef Christien Rhein and his team from the freshest and highest quality local produce. Our breakfast eggs come from our neighbouring farm and the jam is made on the premises. Our pillows are soft and our dressing gowns fluffy.

Argyle House is a cosy Guest House retreat in Tomintoul village, which is centrally located in the Cairngorm National park. This is an ideal location for fishermen, walkers, cyclists, bikers, whisky enthusiasts, with local distilleries being the finest in Scotland. The castles in the area all have amazing stories and Balmoral is a mere 26 miles away. Tomintoul, located on the Crown Estate of Glenlivet, is the highest village in the highlands, lying at a height of 1170 ft (356m), and proudly claims to be the North East gateway to the park. Putting you on the doorstep of some of the most wonderful scenery and activities that Scotland has to offer!! Argyle Guest House has a total of 6 rooms offering a variety for almost anyone – family rooms – twin rooms as well as double rooms, simply decorated and very spacious. Each room boasts a television and tea and coffee making facilities. Wi-Fi access for those who need it. Cots are available on request. With prior arrangement, bring your dog on holiday with you. Our breakfast consists of a buffet of cereals, yoghurt and berries as well as fresh home made bread. Hot choices are the full Scottish platter, slow cooked creamy oats porridge, smoked salmon and eggs as well as eggs benedict. Most of our ingredients are locally sourced, and extremely delicious.

The newly refurbished Grant Arms Hotel is in the very heart of Grantown on Spey. With 48 bedrooms, all ensuite, the Hotel is a popular venue for short breaks. The Bird Watching and Wildlife Club is based at the Hotel and all our guests are welcome to use the Club Room and Wildlife Library and to attend the talks, briefings and walks hosted by the resident Wildlife Team.

The Carrbridge Hotel is situated in an18th Century village deep in the heart of the Scottish Highlands.This family owned and managed Hotel is set in breathtaking scenery on the banks of the River Dulnain, with spectacular views of the Cairngorm Mountain Range. The famous pack-horse bridge, reputed to be one of the oldest bridges of its kind in Scotland, dating back to 1717, is situated directly opposite the Hotel. Originally established as an Inn for weary travellers in 1803, the Hotel has been sympathetically extended and refurbished over the years. There is a relaxed atmosphere and informality which can be enjoyed in the newly refurbished ‘Auld Bridge à la Carte Restaurant’. The Highland Suite provides regular nightly entertainment with Scottish evenings normally twice each week. The ‘Lairds Bar’ is a soft seated area with open log fire and serves hot and cold beverages,light patisseries, snacks and lunch. The hotel offers choice, value and service all at affordable prices. All of the bedrooms within the hotel are en-suite and have colour television, tea and coffee making facilities, direct dial telephone, toiletries and room service. Two passenger lifts service most floors. The Carrbridge Hotel team of international chefs take pride in using only the finest local produce wherever possible to ensure a wide and varied menu is always on offer. A special childrens menu is also available. The Carrbridge Hotel, set in the magnificent Spey Valley, is ideally situated, due to its central geographical location, for exploring the Highlands. Strathspey & Badenoch provide a wealth of facilities and attractions throughout the year for the whole family. Golfing, loch or river fishing, horse riding, hill walking, mountain biking, canoeing, and wind surfing are just some of the vast range of activities available close by. Aviemore Mountain Resort, at the foot of the Cairngorms, is one of Scotland’s leading ski resorts and is only 10 minutes drive. Visitor attractions include Landmark Forest Park, which is only five minutes walk from the Hotel, Speyside Heather, Rothiemurchus Highland Estate, Waltzing Waters, Highland Wildlife Park, Strathspey Steam Railway also the Castle and Malt Whisky Trails. Within a two hour drive, North, East or West you can find a diversity of culture - Duff House Country House Gallery, Macduff Aquarium, The Moray Firth Coast, Isle of Skye and The Western Isles, Loch Ness, The Grampian Highlands & Royal Deeside, Balmoral Castle and Crathie Church.

Dalrachney Lodge offers a truly versatile residence with accommodation options to suit every budget, group, family or individual. A sporting lodge and country house, formerly under the ownership of one of Scotland’s largest land owners (who used to count Queen Victoria and King George V amongst his social circle) – the building is steeped in a rich, cultural history. Retaining its original Victorian and Edwardian features, both externally and internally. All guest rooms, external lodges and suites are located within the original buildings – boasting a unique blend of modern and antique furniture, a classical decor and a tranquil atmosphere. Our hotel restaurant specialises in first-class food, free from fuss at a reasonable cost. The Lodge has even been awarded a AA 3 star qualification such are the levels of standard we provide. All rooms now have flat-panel LCD TVs with CNN and will shortly be upgraded with a Sky Package at no cost. Same day Booking cut-off time is 2000hr. Please do to make a same day reservation for later arrival unless you phone in for door numeric entry code after your LateRooms booking is confirmed. You may otherwise not gain entry as we do not have a 24 hour service. Cold salads, beer and the like can be left in your room.

The Boat Hotel, Boat of Garten is nestled deep within the heart of The Cairngorm National Park and only a short drive to Aviemore. The tranquillity of this beautiful setting is occasionally delightfully disturbed by the gentle tooting of the neighbouring nostalgic steam train on the Strathspey Railway which separates the hotel from Scotlands favourite inland golf course, The Boat of Garten Golf Course which has been ranked as one of the top 100 courses in the world with the glorious vistas of the majestic Cairngorms Mountains as a back drop.The Capital of The Highlands - Inverness is within easy reach and airport transfers can be arranged on request. The cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh are also within a 2.5 hour drive. 34 well furnished rooms and beautiful suites feature monsoon showers, roll top baths, luxurious cotton sheets, plasma TV’s, DVD’s and some with outdoor terrace provide the perfect base to explore the vast outdoor playground that the area is famed for. A relaxing haven, the hotel proudly boasts one of the most reputable restaurants in the area with a 2 AA Red Rosette award winning restaurant, as well as a Bistro serving the finest classic cuisine carefully sourced from the Scottish larder by our Executive Head Chef and our well stocked bar where you can be taken on a pilgrimage around the areas finest malt whiskys without leaving the room. We hope to welcome you soon!

The Coach House is within the grounds of Dalrachney Lodge Hotel which is itself classified by VisitScotland (Tourist Board) and the AA as 3-Star Country House and is separately listed on LateRooms. The Coach House dates from 1895 and King George V kept his Gun Cart here. It can be seen in a local museum. Please note that the property is unclassified comfortable budget accommodation. All rooms are non smoking and have private bathrooms. We should advise that there are no stand-up showers but a shower attachment is provided at bath taps. You have access to the main Lodge hotel Lounge, Bistro Bar and Restaurant from 0800hr to closing. Please DO NOT make a reservation for this accommodation if you plan to arrive after 2000hr. We regret that we are unable to accept arrivals after this time.

A nature lovers paradise set in 35 acres of peaceful silver birchwood between the Cairngorm Mountains and the temperate coast of the Moray Firth. Lochanhully is a small secluded resort, with its own trout lochan (lake) and is situated close to Loch Garten where magnificent ospreys can be seen nesting in the Spring. The resort is close to Aviemore and the terrific family attraction of Landmark Visitor Heritage Centre at Carrbridge.

NON SMOKING ACCOMMODATION The 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.

From the moment you stand at the front door of The Mountview Hotel to admire the peak of Cairngorm, you are in the perfect place to enjoy the Scottish Highlands - Country House Hotel is a wonderful place to relax. Guests enjoy comfortable en-suite accommodation. Public rooms include a welcoming lounge with log fire a private reading room, dining room and a well-stocked restaurant bar with glorious mountain views. All public rooms are non-smoking. The Mountviews award-winning kitchen team is headed by Lee Beale, our highly skilled chef. Lees high standards earned The Restaurant at The Mountview two AA Rosettes - one of only a handful of restaurants in this area with this distinction. Our restaurant offers great a la carte dining featuring the finest, freshest ingredients cooked to perfection. We specialise in modern Scottish dishes using the best elements of traditional food served in a fresh interesting way. Enjoy relaxed and informal dining against a magnificent mountain backdrop, and our friendly staff will ensure you have a visit to remember.

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.

Relax and enjoy our highland hospitality, set in mature woodlands where nature comes alive with birds, red squirrels, rabbits. Vegetarians catered for, children and pets welcomed. THIS IS A NO SMOKING ESTABLISHMENT Ideal locations for all activities, Golf, Fishing, Hill walking, Bird-watching, Castles, Pony Trekking, Ski-ing, Distilleries plus lots more. Unable to accommodate Disabled