Hotels in Carrbridge

X

Dalrachney Lodge Hotel And Restaurant - Hotel - Hotel information

Dating from 1845, Dalrachney Lodge was, up to 1970, a sporting lodge central to one of Scotland’s largest estates. Additions were made to the building through the turn of the century, linking the Victorian and Edwardian periods. Many members of the Royal Family have stayed here as private guests of the Estate owner, including King George V who was a keen sportsman. His gun cart as used here can be seen in a local museum.

Dalrachney Lodge Hotel And Restaurant - Hotel - Room information

The rooms at the hotel have been individually furnished and decorated to enhance their character. A mix of double, twin and family rooms ensure that the hotel meets your particular requirements, also in respect of non-smokers. Superior rooms are generously proportioned with seating areas. All rooms are equipped with standard 4-star facilites and have private bathrooms and/or showers with complimentary toiletries. There are views over the grounds and the river to the Cairngorm Mountains.

Dalrachney Lodge Hotel And Restaurant - Hotel - Food & beverage

The hotel offers a bistro bar for informal dining, and a restaurant for more formal dining.

Dalrachney Lodge Hotel And Restaurant - Hotel - Area information

A number of activities are available in Carrbirdge and Aviemore (10km). The hustle and bustle of central Inverness is a 20 minute drive away.

Dalrachney Lodge Hotel And Restaurant - Hotel - Travel information

The hotel is located 2 km off the A9 central Highland trunk route (Perth to Inverness), 23 miles south of Inverness and 5 miles north of Aviemore. By Car: - Take the Carrbridge exit off the A9 and follow signs to Carrbridge. - The hotel is located and signed directly opposite the Carrbridge Golf Course on the A938 set back from the road in its own grounds.

X

The Pines Country Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

Dating from 1845, Dalrachney Lodge was, up to 1970, a sporting lodge central to one of Scotland’s largest estates. Additions were made to the building through the turn of the century, linking the Victorian and Edwardian periods. Many members of the Royal Family have stayed here as private guests of the Estate owner, including King George V who was a keen sportsman. His gun cart as used here can be seen in a local museum.

The Pines Country Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

The rooms at the hotel have been individually furnished and decorated to enhance their character. A mix of double, twin and family rooms ensure that the hotel meets your particular requirements, also in respect of non-smokers. Superior rooms are generously proportioned with seating areas. All rooms are equipped with standard 4-star facilites and have private bathrooms and/or showers with complimentary toiletries. There are views over the grounds and the river to the Cairngorm Mountains.

The Pines Country Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Food & beverage

The hotel offers a bistro bar for informal dining, and a restaurant for more formal dining.

The Pines Country Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

A number of activities are available in Carrbirdge and Aviemore (10km). The hustle and bustle of central Inverness is a 20 minute drive away.

The Pines Country Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

By Car (from the south): - From Perth follow the signs for the A9 to Inverness - Then take the turning for Carrbridge. - Continue on through the village of Carrbridge, then turn right onto the A938 Grantown-on-Spey road. - Travel 2 miles (3.2 km) to Duthil. - The Pines Country Guest House is the 5th house on the left, with the crossed skis on the signpost. From Aberdeen, there are 2 routes: By Car (from the east/Aberdeen): - Huntly to Dufftown. - Then onto Aberlour A95 to Grantown-on-Spey. - Continue on the A95, turning off at Dulnain Bridge towards Carrbridge on the A938. - Travel 5 miles (8km) to Duthil. - The Pines Country Guest House is the 3rd building on the right, with the crossed skis on the signpost. By Car (from the east/Aberdeen): - Banchory to Ballater. Then take the A939 Corgarff to Tomintoul road. Continue on the A939 to Grantown-on-Spey. Then take the A95 and turn off at Dulnain Bridge towards Carrbridge and then follow the instructions above.