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Craiglynne Hotel

Woodland Terrace Morayshire, Grantown-on-Spey, Scotland PH26 3JY, United Kingdom
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Craiglynne Hotel
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The hotel is conveniently located close to Aviemore and within easy reach of Inverness and the Whisky Trail. The hotel itself has a putting green, a fountain and vegetable garden and is a relaxing retreat. Opposite there is a woodland walk which leads to the River Spey. Perfect for groups due to the nature of the hotels. (KB 03/07) A traditional Victorian building in grey stone, set just back from the road in its own grounds, the hotel has a fabulous outlook across the Scottish highlands. The hotel is set in its own grounds at the entrance to the picturesque town of Grantown-on-Spey. Short walk to town centre. Just 10 minutes from Aviemore and 40 minutes from Inverness city centre.

Check-in Time:

1500

Check-out Time:

1030

Total Rooms:

82 rooms.82

Total Floors:

2 floors.

Rooms:

The rooms are comfortable, clean and decorated with traditional furnishings that are dated. Rooms vary in size due to the traditional style of the building but are generally of a fair condition. Rooms have different outlooks varying from beautiful highland views to internal views.

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