B&B / Guest House in Ballindalloch, Banffshire (5254 Views)
Cragganmore House
Property Code 1432
Scotland Aberdeenshire & Moray
Cragganmore House Bed and Breakfast is a family run country house steeped in history retaining much of its charm and character. With modern facilities and views over the River Spey it offers the perfect place to stay to explore the Highlands and Moray.
Facilities
B&B / Guest House Description
Local Attractions
There are many attractions in Banffshire including the Malt Whisky trail in the heart of Speyside with many distilleries. The River Spey offers the perfect opportunity to do some fishing with salmon, native brown trout, grilse and sea trout. The River Avon which runs into the Spey also has salmon and sea trout. There are many golf courses in the area including Ballindalloch Golf Course on the doorstep, Nairn, Cawdor, Spey Bay, Grantown-on-Spey, Kingussie, Newtonmore, Inverness and Loch Ness courses.
Clay Pigeon shooting, deer stalking, and grouse shooting are offered close by or for the more adventurous there's hang gliding, mountaineering, orienteering, climbing, off road driving, pony trekking, dog-sledding or water sports including surfing, wind surfing, canoeing and sailing. Winter snow sports including skiing and snowboarding. Cairngorm Ski Centre and Lecht 2090 both offer tuition and slopes for all abilities.
Walking and cycling provide the perfect way to explore the area with the Bed and Breakfast on the Speyside Way – an official long distance route in Scotland. The area is rich in wildlife and the RSPB Osprey Centre is at nearby Loch Garten.
Close by castles include Ballindalloch Castle across the River Spey or the castles at Cawdor, Blairfindy, Auchindoun, Drumlin and Brodie.
If you are looking for local crafts and shopping there are many to be found with workshops in wool to woodturning, glassblowing, clay works, painting, sculptures, antiques and object d'art as well as speciality local foods.
Pricing Guide
Nightly Price: £25.00 to £45.00
Shortbreak Price: £70.00 to £120.00
Prices per person per night.
Evening meals:
2 course: £24
3 course: £27.50
Packed lunch: £6.25
Please contact advertiser to confirm prices
Contact and Booking Information
Telephone: 01807 500359
Website: www.cragganmore-house.com
Location: Ballindalloch, Banffshire
AB37 9AB
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Directions
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Cragganmore House, Ballindalloch, Banffshire, AB37 9AB
From Edinburgh and Glasgow: take the A9 north through Perth to Aviemore. Turn onto the A95 for 24 miles to the turning on the left - the B9137 for Cragganmore.
From Inverness or Aberdeen follow the A96 to Elgin. Turn south on the A941 to Craigellachie following the A95 to Aberlour, past Ballindalloch Castle over the Bridge of Avon and turn right onto the B9317 to Cragganmore.
The driveway to Cragganmore House is 1 mile on the left just before you come to the Distillery.
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Availability
Property Code 1432
Scotland Aberdeenshire & Moray
Cragganmore House Bed and Breakfast is a family run country house steeped in history retaining much of its charm and character. With modern facilities and views over the River Spey it offers the perfect place to stay to explore the Highlands and Moray.
Facilities
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B&B / Guest House Description
Cragganmore House Bed & Breakfast is located on the edge of the Cairngorm National Park in the heart of the golfing and Malt Whisky country.
Run by award winning chef Tony Allcot and wife Helen, you can expect a warm and friendly welcome. The luxurious, comfortable and spacious accommodation has been lovingly restored with antique furniture and modern conveniences to help you make the most of your stay.
Whether you are looking for a romantic retreat, a walker or traveller looking for a comfortable place to stay or a Whisky lover you will find the ideal bed and breakfast accommodation at Cragganmore House.
• The Turret Room is perfect for a romantic getaway with open fireplace, Victorian brass bed, antique furniture and turret overlooking the picturesque Spey valley and views to the rover and Ben Rinnes. There's an en-suite bathroom with a deep bath to help you relax.
• The Red Room is warm and inviting with luxurious antique furniture adding charm. This room is suitable for a family or couple and has en-suite facilities. There are views to Ben Rinnes, over the garden, River Spey and Cragganmore Distillery with the windows capturing the morning sun and sunsets.
• The Twin Room has genuine antique furniture with comfortable beds to ensure a good night sleep and original fireplace. There's a luxurious spacious private bathroom and views overlooking Cragganmore Glen.
After a long day sightseeing you can relax in the drawing room with comfortable chairs around the open fireplace and turret with views over the River Spey and Ben Rinnes.
The Dining Room enjoys the best of the morning sun with views to Ben Rinnes and the perfect way to set you up for the day with a wide selection of food to choose from. You can have a full Scottish breakfast, porridge, fresh fruit, yoghurt, muesli and cereal. Cooked meals are made from fresh locally sourced produce.
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Run by award winning chef Tony Allcot and wife Helen, you can expect a warm and friendly welcome. The luxurious, comfortable and spacious accommodation has been lovingly restored with antique furniture and modern conveniences to help you make the most of your stay.
Whether you are looking for a romantic retreat, a walker or traveller looking for a comfortable place to stay or a Whisky lover you will find the ideal bed and breakfast accommodation at Cragganmore House.
• The Turret Room is perfect for a romantic getaway with open fireplace, Victorian brass bed, antique furniture and turret overlooking the picturesque Spey valley and views to the rover and Ben Rinnes. There's an en-suite bathroom with a deep bath to help you relax.
• The Red Room is warm and inviting with luxurious antique furniture adding charm. This room is suitable for a family or couple and has en-suite facilities. There are views to Ben Rinnes, over the garden, River Spey and Cragganmore Distillery with the windows capturing the morning sun and sunsets.
• The Twin Room has genuine antique furniture with comfortable beds to ensure a good night sleep and original fireplace. There's a luxurious spacious private bathroom and views overlooking Cragganmore Glen.
After a long day sightseeing you can relax in the drawing room with comfortable chairs around the open fireplace and turret with views over the River Spey and Ben Rinnes.
The Dining Room enjoys the best of the morning sun with views to Ben Rinnes and the perfect way to set you up for the day with a wide selection of food to choose from. You can have a full Scottish breakfast, porridge, fresh fruit, yoghurt, muesli and cereal. Cooked meals are made from fresh locally sourced produce.
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;) Cragganmore House Bed & Breakfast Accommodation |
;) The Turret Room |
;) The Red Room |
;) The Twin Room |
;) Drawing Room |
;) Dining Room |
Local Attractions
There are many attractions in Banffshire including the Malt Whisky trail in the heart of Speyside with many distilleries. The River Spey offers the perfect opportunity to do some fishing with salmon, native brown trout, grilse and sea trout. The River Avon which runs into the Spey also has salmon and sea trout. There are many golf courses in the area including Ballindalloch Golf Course on the doorstep, Nairn, Cawdor, Spey Bay, Grantown-on-Spey, Kingussie, Newtonmore, Inverness and Loch Ness courses.
Clay Pigeon shooting, deer stalking, and grouse shooting are offered close by or for the more adventurous there's hang gliding, mountaineering, orienteering, climbing, off road driving, pony trekking, dog-sledding or water sports including surfing, wind surfing, canoeing and sailing. Winter snow sports including skiing and snowboarding. Cairngorm Ski Centre and Lecht 2090 both offer tuition and slopes for all abilities.
Walking and cycling provide the perfect way to explore the area with the Bed and Breakfast on the Speyside Way – an official long distance route in Scotland. The area is rich in wildlife and the RSPB Osprey Centre is at nearby Loch Garten.
Close by castles include Ballindalloch Castle across the River Spey or the castles at Cawdor, Blairfindy, Auchindoun, Drumlin and Brodie.
If you are looking for local crafts and shopping there are many to be found with workshops in wool to woodturning, glassblowing, clay works, painting, sculptures, antiques and object d'art as well as speciality local foods.
Pricing Guide
Nightly Price: £25.00 to £45.00
Shortbreak Price: £70.00 to £120.00
Prices per person per night.
Evening meals:
2 course: £24
3 course: £27.50
Packed lunch: £6.25
Please contact advertiser to confirm prices
Contact and Booking Information
Telephone: 01807 500359
Website: www.cragganmore-house.com
Location: Ballindalloch, Banffshire
AB37 9AB
Please mention YouStayUK.com when contacting this business
Directions
Please click on View Map above for directions.
Cragganmore House, Ballindalloch, Banffshire, AB37 9AB
From Edinburgh and Glasgow: take the A9 north through Perth to Aviemore. Turn onto the A95 for 24 miles to the turning on the left - the B9137 for Cragganmore.
From Inverness or Aberdeen follow the A96 to Elgin. Turn south on the A941 to Craigellachie following the A95 to Aberlour, past Ballindalloch Castle over the Bridge of Avon and turn right onto the B9317 to Cragganmore.
The driveway to Cragganmore House is 1 mile on the left just before you come to the Distillery.
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