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The Bothy is a converted cattle byre which is a self contained studio apartment, it has its own small garden with seating area with fantastic views of the surrounding area. Situated in the heart of Glenlivet on the edge of the Cairngorm National Park and close to the Speyside Way.

There is an entrance hall with storage space. Leading off this is a spacious shower room ( please note it is NOT a power shower due to our water supply) and a living area. The main room contains a double bed and two very cosy chairs with foot stools, a breakfast bar and a fully equipped kitchenette with all you need for a self-catering break. There is a small hob and oven along with a combi- microwave and mini fridge. Washing machine is available on request please note there is an extra charge for this. There is a tv with basic sky channels, a dvd player and music system with a selection of dvd's and books as well as wifi completing your entertainment package.

The Bothy is situation in a beautiful part of the Scottish highlands. We are surround by fantastic views and there is an abundance of wildlife to discover. For the walkers there are forest and countryside walks and for those who like some thing a little more challenging there are many hills and mountains to climb.

The delightful Cottage is conveniently placed halfway between the cities of Inverness & Aberdeen on the world famous malt whisky trail. The luxury accommodation is snuggled away in the gardens at Mains of Auchindachy, 3 miles from the market town of Keith. The cosy cottage is the perfect romantic getaway; secluded hot tub, wood burning stove, four poster bed, infant friendly and the perfect base to explore all the local attractions. Preferred stays: Fri 3pm to Mon 11am | Mon 3pm to Fri 11am

Scottish Country Cottage is ideal for a perfect romantic getaway for two. The space is quaint and quirky yet contains all mod-cons. The bedroom has a beautiful handmade four poster bed. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you'll need to make a lovely special meal or barbecue. You can either enjoy your meals inside by candle light and the wood burning stove, or in the conservatory; or on sunny days, outside on the cottage patio. A fully equipped wicker picnic basket and blanket are also available should you wish to make your own special packed lunch to take with you on an outing. Cottage basics provided include:- teas, coffee, sugar, breakfast cereals, jams etc. Complimentary home made bread is supplied on the day of arrival. The cottage has a wide variety of books, music CDs and games for your personal enjoyment during your stay. This includes an antique volume set of the history of The Highland Clans.

The town of Keith gets its name from the Gaelic “Gaoith” meaning “wind” or “very pure air” - its motto is "The Friendly Town" and its is home to around 5000 friendly folks, as well as the oldest working distillery in the Highlands! With its delightful selection of quaint independent shops on Mid Street, as well as along the A96 at Keith Fife; the town also provides a good selection of restaurants offering traditional Scottish fare as well as other specialist eateries (including Indian and Chinese). You'll find numerous specialist arts and crafts shops selling the original work of local artists. Britain's most northerly heritage railway operates between Keith and Dufftown which is known as the malt whisky capital of the world, during the months of April to September on Friday, Saturday & Sunday. The town's central location offers first class connections to the beautiful Moray Firth coastline with its stunning beaches and at certain times of the year, the chance to witness in person the Majestic and Heavenly Northern Lights. The Scottish Dolphin Centre is located close by at Spey Bay; the Cairngorms National Park is just a short drive away as is the Scottish winter ski resorts of Aviemore and The Lecht (approx. 1 hour) Only 10 miles away you’ll find the all weather Huntly Nordic Ski Centre as well as Huntly’s historic castle. Keith also offers easy access to many of Scotland's 283 munros; sign posted walks; the ancient castle trail as well as the local distilleries (seven of them), angling, falconry and so many other outdoor adventures. Choose Keith as your base for exploring the diverse attractions of the North east of Scotland and you won't be disappointed! It's all in Keith - Come and see it for yourself!

Award-winning Hobbit Hideaway is a unique & beautiful space designed to invoke inner peace & tranquillity. It was handcrafted with love to provide a real sense of warmth & nourishment, a welcome escape from the pressures of daily life. It has been described as being like a giant hug, a place that once you enter, you can't help but smile! We provide a welcome treat, fire-wood, cruelty-free soaps, cooking basics & a variety of fairtrade beverages​.

Hobbit Hideaway is sadly closing its doors to visitors for as long as instructed, and following guidance issued today by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon at a media briefing: “To our hotels, B&Bs and self-catering accommodation – you should not be accepting visitors. Provide accommodation for your staff and make yourselves available to help essential workers and support essential services – that is all. "Scotland is a warm and welcoming country and I fervently hope it’s not too long before we are opening our arms and our countryside to visitors again – but right now our priority must be to protect people from this virus, protect our NHS and protect Scotland.” If you've ever wanted to experience living in an exquisite natural home, this is your chance. Hobbit Hideaway is a truly natural home built using locally sourced, plentiful, renewable and recycled materials including straw-bales, round-wood, stone, earth, and clay. It is furnished with a high percentage of pre-loved, re-purpose and recycled treasures. Our visitors can enjoy a low impact holiday, take reusable cups, bottles & bags on days-out, make use of our compost bins & recycling facilities, use ethically purchased, cruelty-free soaps, drink fresh Scottish spring water (as used in Speyside whisky production!) and pick their own fresh herbs, fruit and vegetables, when in season. We pride ourselves on being inclusive and accessible. If you have any special requirements we will do our best to accommodate them. Our electricity is sourced from 100% renewable energy and we provide a JVC bluetooth speaker for your music and free wifi. If you want a technology-free break, simply switch it off or ask us to remove it. Hobbit Hideaway is ideal for four people but it's deceptively spacious, so we provided two additional sleeping spaces so large families or small groups can holiday in style. Taking a low impact, stress-free break has never been easier!

Hobbit Hideaway is nestled into a peaceful valley at the foot of the spectacular Ben Rinnes in Moray, Speyside. There is a multitude of things to see and do nearby, ranging from gentle walks, adventure & wildlife parks to water & snow sports! You can play, walk, run, climb, cycle, surf, sail or simply relax and enjoy the spectacular scenery, rugged coastline, and abundance of wild-life. There really is an experience to be had for almost everyone, including our world-famous Speyside whisky trails, festivals and so much more!

This beautiful cottage is an ideal base for exploring the Speyside distilleries, and the castles, mountains, coast and paths of Moray Speyside. Situated in extensive private grounds, surrounded by woodland, meadow and river. Enjoy birdsong and clear night skies and look out for red squirrels, deer, badgers and pine martens. Relax in front of the log fire after a day of adventures! "Great amenities, fabulous hospitality" "Well organised friendly host"

"So quiet, peaceful, and relaxing! .......many eco-friendly options. Laurienne, US ....... great kitchen and living room" . Catherine, West Virginia " beautiful scenery...especially the night sky. So many stars!" Sara, Florida " Mansefield cottage is simply the best" Kathryn, New Zealand The accommodation - A large, 3 bedroom detached cottage. Kitchen with dining area and laundry facilities (washing machine and drier). Spacious hallway with visitor information, separate living room with comfortable seating and open fire. Modern bathroom with walk-in shower. USB charging sockets throughout. Bluetooth speaker. Dvd player. All bedrooms have new, high quality beds, good storage and individual bedside tables with lamps. Partially enclosed private, riverside garden with table and chairs. Plenty of space for parking and small covered car porch. BBQ available on request. Shower gel, shampoo and hand soap supplied. Spare towels are kept warm on a shelf above the boiler. There is a good selection of DVDs, books, toys, games and jigsaws. Tea, coffee and hot chocolate are provided along with a welcome tray of juice, bread, cereal, milk and homemade jam. The kitchen has a good range of herbs, spices and cooking essentials. The accommodation is like a home from home and there is a great variety of places to visit in Moray and Speyside. Short stays are welcome but many guests have regretted only staying for 2 nights!

The cottage is situated in an ideal location for exploring the Malt Whisky and Castle Trails, Speyside Way long distance footpath, Moray Coast and the Cairngorm National Park. It is close to the well known Moray Monster Mountain Bike trails. Fishing, golf, tennis and swimming are all available locally. The nearest shop and pubs/restaurants are in Craigellachie (2 miles) and a greater selection of shops and local services can be found in Aberlour (5 miles ) Dufftown (5 miles), Keith (9 miles). 24 hour supermarkets in Elgin (15 miles). Up to date tourist information available at the cottage.

Woodburn is a traditional, spacious Cottage in the lovely area of Speyside, in the north eastern Highlands of Scotland. It is peacefully situated but close to the amenities of Aberlour, the Cairngorm National Park, and the Dolphin Coast of the Moray Coast.

Woodburn Cottage is situated in a mature garden with tall trees and views across open countryside to the Conval Hills and Ben Aigen. It is 2 miles away from Aberlour which has a lovely collection of art galleries, coffee shops, a whisky shop, delicatessen, library, craft butcher, swimming pool and small super market. We are in the heart of Malt Whisky Country and there are also some local gin distilleries too.

Woodburn Cottage is set among tall trees & mature gardens with open views over farmland & the Conval Hills. It was originally the Brewers House for nearby Ben Rinnes Malt Whisky Distillery. Just two miles from the charming village of Aberlour, with pubs, a deli, galleries & coffee shops plus riverside walks along the River Spey, Woodburn offers peaceful spacious accommodation, mid way between the mountains of the Cairngorm National Park and the Dolphin Coast of the Moray Firth.

This 1st floor flat is situated in Dufftown, Moray the whisky capital of the world. The living room has large windows at the front and overlooks the clock tower which was once the town jail. This flat has two twin bedrooms and for larger parties has two fold up beds available in the large living room. It has a fully fitted kitchen and bathroom and is an excellent base to explore Speyside This place is ideal for tourists or business travellers who just want their own home while away from home. Guests have the use of the entire flat and no other guests will be booked for the same times.

The price starts at £50 per night for one person and increases by £30 per person additional to that. This goes up to a maximum of six people for £200 per night. (please note that this is controlled pricing based on demand so may go up or down slightly)

This 1st floor flat is situated in Dufftown, Moray the whisky capital of the world. The living room has large windows at the front and overlooks the clock tower which was once the town jail. This flat has two twin bedrooms and for larger parties has two fold up beds available in the large living room. It has a fully fitted kitchen and bathroom and is an excellent base to explore Speyside This place is ideal for tourists or business travellers who just want their own home while away from home. Guests have the use of the entire flat and no other guests will be booked for the same times.

The price starts at £50 per night for one person and increases by £30 per person additional to that. This goes up to a maximum of six people for £200 per night. (please note that this is controlled pricing based on demand so may go up or down slightly)

Cosy house with modern and traditional furnishings throughout. Ideal location for the Whisky Trail and a great base for exploring the Moray Coast and surrounding areas. Castles, distilleries such as Glen Fiddich, hill walking, historical sites, waterfalls, museums and highland games to name a few. The street shares its name with the close by Balvenie Castle, built in the 12th century and Balvenie distillery, opened by William Grant in 1892.

Traditional building with a modern twist. The log burning stove makes for a cosy environment.

Quiet neighbourhood, everyone is friendly and always willing to help. Dufftown is a small town, filled with history.

Dufftown is the "Whisky capital of the world" Glenfiddich, Balvenie, Mortlach, Kininvie, Parkmore, Glendullan and Dufftown are a short walk away. The Macallan distillery and visitor centre , Aberlour, Glenlivet and Glenfarclas distilleries are a short drive away and a total of approximately 47 distilleries are within Speyside. IMPORTANT: Please tell me a bit about yourself and ensure you have a clear profile photo before requesting to stay. This helps us know who will be arriving at our home.

A warm, comfortable and compact room (3.2 x 2.9m) with Euro size double bed, USB power sockets and storage space. Towels are provided and pre-warmed on a heated towel rail in your room. Scottish history and guidebooks, including a whisky guide, are placed in the room to help you plan your trips in the area. Just three minutes walk from the Clock Tower in the centre of Dufftown and it's many pubs and places to eat. We encourage you to share travel stories with us in our living and dining rooms. This is a friendly, family home and we like to welcome you as family members. We will do our very best to make your stay comfortable and enjoyable.

We live in a very quiet and safe town and you'll always be assured of a warm and hearty welcome. We have two small supermarkets, a butcher and some very interesting cafes, craft and gift shops. There are several excellent micro breweries in the area and we'd be delighted to tell you about them and provide details on how to find them. Highly recommended is the Dufftown Distilleries Walk where your charming host Michelle will walk you to each of the local distilleries, giving you a dram and a story about each of them. The tours start from £24 and are truly magnificent, mixing whisky, nibbles and information in a way that'll have you enthusing about whisky like a malt master. For golf enthusiasts they can also provide a Whisky and Golf package. Whisky and Golf are the perfect marriage, well what doesn't go with whisky? Andrew will take you to a local golf course and will pair that course with the offerings from a local distillery. The package of the extended Dufftown Distilleries Walk and a round of Golf costs a bargain £74! All bookings can be made via their website speysidetours. Plenty of castles are within a short walk or car journey and you can choose from romantic ruins or lived in splendour.

I live in a stone built Victorian semi that has three floors and a (URL HIDDEN) is situated in Dufftown, famous for being the centre of malt whisky distilling in Scotland.The area has many opportunities for walking, fishing, and visiting tourist attractions such as Glenfiddich which is within walking distance. I have used Airbnb for many years myself and welcome fellow travellors to share in my home. I have two dogs which are very friendly,so well behaved dogs are also welcome.

The Anchorage is central to everything in Dufftown,from restaurants, to Ceilidhs and whisky shops.it is an ideal place to stay during whisky festivals.the Airbnb rooms are on the top floor of my house so quite set apart.There is a nice view from the main room over the hills around Dufftown.

Dufftown is a large village with several distilleries.There are two whisky festivals each year, one in May the other September.There is Scottish music and singing every Monday night in a local venue,a Ceilidh May till September on Thursday nights and country dancing on a Tuesday in the hall next door to the house. The Keith to Dufftown railway operates during Summer at the weekends. A little further afield you can reach the moray coast in approximately 40 minutes by car.Or Invernesss or Aberdeen in an hour. During July there are Highland Games around the area most Saturdays.

This semi-detached stone cottage is one of two cottages from a milking shed barn conversion in the small town of Dufftown, Moray. Set in a perfect location (Malt Whisky Capital) this cottage would be ideal for a romantic getaway in a quiet location or for friends wanting to enjoy what Speyside has to offer.

Please note that when booking a minimum stay of 3 nights is required. The twin bedded room can be set up as a Super Kingsize but only on request at booking stage.

Ben Shea Smart Home is a unique and stylish setting for visitors exploring Speyside & the Whisky Trail as well as those looking to experience the enjoyment of a Smart Home, one that welcomes you from the moment you arrive. It is 3 bedrooms, 2 bathroom and we believe the first smart home self catering option in Scotland. You are in the centre of Dufftown, close to the Clock Tower. A grocery store across road, as is a number of pubs & restaurants, coffee shops & Balvenie St. Ice Cream .

Each bedroom can be set as a plush comfortable Super King bed to snuggle into, or it can be separated to form 2 x full size single beds

As the Single Malt Whisky Capital there are a few distilleries close by to choose from, the famous Glenfiddich & Balvenie Distilleries are in walking distance. A great walking whisky tour around all local distillery sites is a great experience, this starts a moment from your door. By the nature of a small town it is typically quiet, but at the same time you are close to the action for Hogmanay, Dufftown Highland Games and any event touring through Dufftown or being held in the town centre.

Our Victorian home is full of charm and character with all the modern conveniences to make your stay with us really comfortable

A wooden a-frame hut set in beautiful woodlands, perfect for spending time slowing down and unwinding in nature. Sit round the campfire of an evening and then snuggle up inside the fully-insulated hut. Ideal for walkers, cyclists, nature and whisky lovers who love spending time outdoors. Bring more people by booking our 5m bell tents (see separate listing or contact us for details). Coming for the 2019 season - decking, outside seating and rain canopy for extra comfort.

Set in a mossy woodland clearing with native Scottish trees all around, the hut is the perfect forest hideaway. The Rothes Mountain Bike Trails go right passed our doorstep, from where you can connect to the Fochabers Monster Trails and other cycling routes in the area. The Speyside Way runs nearby, one of Scotland's four official long distance walking routes running 65 miles from Buckie on the shore of the Moray Firth, south-westwards to Aviemore on the edge of the Cairngorm Mountains through gorgeous scenery. Some sections are suitable for cyclists too. The outdoor shower cabin (with unlimited hot water), flushing toilets, wifi and phone charging points are located 2-3 mins walk away at the main house. These are shared with any other guests who may be staying in our 2 bell tents. We offer a pick-up and drop-off service to help walkers and cyclists get to the site, lockable cycle storage, access to bike tools and a foot pump. To keep things cost effective, we offer three levels of service: Basic - for the nightly price + cleaning fee the hut will come with 2 single mattresses and a box of logs included. You bring all your own gear, sleeping bags, cooking equipment etc. Part equipped - for an additional £7 per booking we can provide you with up to 2 items from the following list: sleeping bags with liners, cooking/eating equipment or towels. Fully equipped - for an additional £10 per booking we will provide you with everything; sleeping bags (can be zipped together to make a double bag), sleeping bag liners, pillows, towels and cooking/eating equipment. Pick up or drop off - from/to Rothes, Craigellachie or Aberlour to help you connect with the Spey Way or others trails in the area. £10 for a single journey or £15 return. We have 7-seater car with a bike rack. Please let us know in your message when booking which level of service you would like and any pick up/drop off requests so we can add it to your booking.

Ben Rinnes Highland Lodges are situated in picturesque Glenrinnes, in the heart of Scotland’s Malt Whisky country. We are two excellently equipped wooden holiday lodges nested at the foot of Ben Rinnes, on the B9009 five miles from the Malt Whisky capital of the world, Dufftown. Ben View is a beautiful one double bedroom lodge.

Town centre flat in the heart of whisky country. 1 hour drive from Aberdeen & Inverness airports, ideally situated for the the whisky tourist and outdoor activities in the Cairngorm national park. Breakfast and other good food available in the cafe below flat We have always taken pride in our high standards of cleanliness and hygiene in our apartment. In the current climate we have stepped up our cleaning to include ALL surfaces being disinfected after each stay Very clean, spacious apartment

Spacious flat in a town centre location, restaurants and bars and cafe nearby

Situated right in the town centre, Shops, Restaurants, cafe and bars all within a 3 minute walk from the door, The Glenfiddich and Balvenie distilleries visitors centres a10 minute walk from the Door, in the heart of the whisky trail with many more whisky distillery visitor centres within 10 to 20 minutes drive, well situated for Golf with many golf courses within a 1 hour drive

A delightful Victorian villa set in Dufftown in Speyside, an area renowned for its whisky distilleries and beautiful countryside

Spacious cottage right in the centre of Dufftown. Walking distance to all local amenities and multiple distilleries. Ideal for holidays and business trips. We supply all the essentials you might need or have forgot to bring during your stay. We keep the kitchen stocked with some basic food supplies, we provide toiletries and towels.

Guest have private use of full house.

Ideal location for whisky tours and a great base to explore Speyside’s fishing rivers, countryside and local villages. Located in right in town centre, 2 min walk to all local amenities- shops, restaurants, takeaways and bars. Easy walk to multiple local distilleries.

The Barn is located on the original Ruthrie Estate. It has been converted to comfortable standards to welcome guests

Our Double bed in the main bedroom can be split into two single beds,this is ideal for a family of four as children can be put to bed and parents can use our very comfortable sofa bed and enjoy the lounge area without disturbing the children. For travellers who prefer single sleeping arrangements. Just let us know your preference. FISHING, CYCLING, WALKING OR MUCH NEEDED RELAXATION AND TRANQUILITY WHISKY TRAILS & MUSIC FESTIVALS

SECURE STORAGE FOR BIKES AND MOTORBIKES WITH WASH DOWN FACILITIES IS AVAILABLE. There maybe a small charge. Stunning , peaceful and tranquil setting close to Ben Rinnes for walking. Aberlour 4 miles away with local shops, pubs and distillery. The property overlooks The Spey with ample opportunity to book for fly fishing weekends. Please note that access to this accommodation is via a staircase which would not be suitable for people with disabilities. There is currently no safety stair gate at the top of the staircase leading to the balcony so young children should be supervised at all times to prevent risk of falling down the stairs. Many beautiful places to visit locally within a 20 mile radius or less of stunning coast line, safe sandy beaches and many historic castles to say nothing of the numerous distilleries on the door step to sample the odd wee dram or two. WE ARE IDEALLY SITUATED IN THE HEART OF THE WHISKY TRAIL NOT TO MENTION THEIR FESTIVALS.

Reiki available with meditation from local yoga and Reiki teacher. Beautiful landscape with farm animals in close proximity. Views over Ben Rinnes, very quiet and tranquil location, a real retreat with Whisky if you need it! Perfect for artists and keen photographers as the rural landscape, scenery and architecture is very picturesque ... your options are endless.

Just a 2 minute drive from the picturesque village of Craigellachie, The Pines is set high on a hillside with spectacular panoramic views of Ben Rinnes and the Spey Valley. It is the perfect base for exploring Speyside, whether you are here for the whisky, the fishing, the walking or just want to relax. The beautiful Moray Coast is less than 30mins drive away. Aberdeen is 1.5hrs drive and Inverness just over 1 hour. There is so much to do and see here - you will be spoiled for choice!

You will be staying in our self-catering studio apartment which, although attached to the house, is completely self-contained and has its own entrance via patio doors to the front. Beds can be configured as two singles or one Super-King. Please let me know which you would prefer. The kitchen area is well equipped, with a good sized fridge, microwave, table top one ring induction hob/stove, kettle and toaster, pans, dishes etc. If you need something that's not there - just ask!

Literally on the doorstep is a most beautiful walk along the quiet road as it winds its way up towards Ben Aigan. There are magnificent views towards Aberlour and Dufftown. The peace and quiet - and the chance to spot wild deer in Spring/Summer - makes this a very pleasant stroll in the evening. Craigellachie's most famous landmark is the Telford Bridge and it is well worth visiting. Have a wander down to the beach under the bridge and take a stroll along the river bank. You can walk from Craigellachie along the Speyside Way to Aberlour (2miles) where there are many interesting shops, galleries and eating places. The Dufftown Spur of the Speyside Way follows the River Fiddich. It is approx 4 miles long and passes the delightful 1950s 'Sidings Cafe' - a cafe in a converted railway carriage and a lovely place to stop for a coffee and cake or lunch. Distilleries in the area are too numerous to mention individually here, but a visit to the Craigellache Cooperage is a must. See these highly skilled coopers at work as they make and repair whisky barrels to be sent all over the world. The Knockando Woollen Mill is another 'must see'. It is a beautifully restored traditional working mill and museum, transporting you back in time. Take a while to sit in the gardens and soak up the atmosphere. If you have time, a drive along the coast is highly recommended. There are many quaint sea-side villages and harbours, some dating back to the 17th century. Portsoy and Cullen are particularly attractive. Spey Bay is home to the Scottish Dolphin Centre. If it's golden sands you're after, then Lossiemouth is the place to go. Don't forget your camera! There is so much more to do and see in the area. Depending on how long you are staying for, George and I will be very happy to help you plan your itinerary!

Hello and thank you for considering 'The Hayloft', Brylach. We are situated on the A941 between Elgin and Rothes convenient for the Speyside Way, mountain bike trails, distilleries, castles, Elgin and the coast just a few miles to the north. Brylach surrounds the courtyard and is divided up into four parts of which 'The Hayloft' is one, and is the original stables and servants accommodation for Rothes Glen House. We are the owners and live in one of the other parts.

You are looking at the Hayloft which is a first floor accommodation above what used to be the stables. Please note that the living accommodation is all on the first floor, the stairs are immediately inside the entrance. It is simple and cosy. We do not supply WIFI there but please let us know if you need internet access at some point during your stay.

The Glen of Rothes is the northern gateway to the distilleries of Speyside and the mountains of the Cairngorms beyond. Elgin, 8 miles to the north provides transport links, shops, Elgin Cathedral, Johnstons Woollen Mill, swimming pool and plenty other amenities.

This 1960s touring caravan was hoisted into the tree as a location for the film "Two years at sea". There is a double bed and a single, but 3 people makes it a bit crowded, so i have listed it as '2 people'. No 'mains' electricity. A good view!!

The caravan had a full life when it was on the road, so the interior could be truthfully described as 'shabby'. At present, we ask you to bring your own sleeping bag (or sheets)... there isn't mains electricity here to run a washing-machine, so it's just not practical to provide fresh sheets for every new guest. So bring a sleeping bag......there are extra quilts and blankets in case it's an extra-cold night, or if your sleeping-bag is a cheap thin one. The beds are just about 6 feet 3 inches long, so if you are very tall, you might have to sleep with your knees bent. There is no mains electricity, but it's possible to be comfortable.There are paraffin lamps, plus headtorches are available that are good enough for reading. There is the original gas cooker, with one hotplate and a grill. There is no 'background' heating, you don't need it in the summer, and in the winter i assume that you will be doing some walking etc during the day so your circulation will be working well when you come in; you get warm as soon as you are standing at the gas-cooker heating your supper; and you won't be lounging around for hours in the evening. It's a 1960s touring caravan so obviously there is no shower or bath ... I recommend having an allover wash the 'japanese' way, with two kettlefuls of water and two facecloths, one for soaping and one for rinsing yourself. (Or use the showers at the swimming pool in huntly) There is no internet, though EE mobile broadband works ok for texts and simple emails without much attachments. Because the email is a bit dodgy, you're better to use airbnb's "InstantBooking" if you're booking at short notice, rather than their "Request accommodation" system. Of course, if you have a question about anything that isn't clear in the description, then you're welcome to phone or text or email. Pubs and cafes in Huntly(15 miles north) or Dufftown(15miles west) have wi-fi. There are no street-lights within 5 miles. I recommend arriving during daylight if possible, so you are settled-in before it's dark. The advantage is that you can see the stars (and occasionally the Northern Lights) if the sky is clear

The treehouse is immediately behind my own cottage and sheds which are used for a (very) small-scale horticulture business. In the middle of the 30,000acre Clashindarroch Forest. !,000 feet above sealevel. There is one other house about 100 yards away, but it is usually only lived-in at holiday times and some weekends. Apart from that, it is 2 miles to the next lived-in house. The nearest village is Rhynie, 6 miles away. There is one shop there, and some interesting 'Pictish' carved stones if you're interested in historical stuff. The nearest bigger towns are Huntly to the North(15 miles) or Dufftown to the West (17 miles) ..............5 miles away is Windyfield Bothy, Rhynie, it's also on Airbnb and you can walk there on old roads that don't usually have any traffic, possibly an occasional tractor...... so it might be possible to do a wee walking tour, stay here a night or two, then walk to there to stay another night or two. There is a map at the bottom of this page, after the reviews. You can't see anything on it till you zoom-out by clicking on the wee 'minus' sign. The way the forestry roads are marked on this map AREN'T accurate, so you're better to rely on my written directions. But if you zoom out far enough, you see some interesting places that i think are worth a visit.

Dufftown is the malt whisky capital of the world and has six working distilleries in the village. The visitor centres at Glenfiddich and Balvenie are within walking distance of Morven. We have en suite double and twin rooms available. Our rooms are individually designed and are very comfortable. Free WIFI, freeview television, hospitality trays, hair dryers and complimentary cosmetics are in every room. A warm welcome and a hearty breakfast is awaiting you at Morven.

We have an amazing garden with a seating area that guests can use during their stay. Our other en suite rooms pictured are available under separate listings.

Delightful cosy Cottage, attached to Farmhouse in quiet rural location. Private entrance with ample parking. Private garden area. Refurbished to a high standard in 2018. Fully equipped kitchen, including induction hob, oven, microwave, dishwasher & fridge/freezer. Situated on a working farm, close to the Malt Whisky trail, the beautiful Moray Coast and less than an hour's drive to the ski resorts at the Lecht & Cairngorms.

Self catering cottage sleeps up to 4 people, disabled friendly, 1-2 well behaved pets welcome. Located in the heart of the Malt Whisky Trail Speyside North East Scotland 1 mile from Aberlour famous for Salmon Fishing 1 mile from Craigellachie with rural walks such as the Speyside Way etc, and four miles from the Malt Whisky Capital of Dufftown bordering the Cairngorm National Park Winter Skiing, Snow-boarding, Cross-country Skiiing, 45 mins from The Lecht Ski Centre.

Accommodation consist of the following: - open plan kitchen and lounge/dining room with double bed-settee table and chairs, one bedroom with twin beds, well equipped kitchen with oven and hob, microwave toaster, fridge and washing machine, wet-room with disabled stool for shower. Wi-Fi available, Hairdryer, TV free-view patio with picnic table.

Peaceful rural location 1 mile to Aberlour with shops Walkers Shortbread and Aberlour Distillery. 1 mile to Craigellachie with The Tomas Telford Bridge, Speyside Cooperage see how the barrels are made. 4 Miles to the Malt Whisky Capital of Dufftown. The saying goes Rome was built on seven hills Dufftown was built on seven stills and home to Glenfiddich Distillery

This country cottage has woodlands on your doorstep, great views from the top of our hill and is right in Speyside whisky country with fishing, walking and many other outdoor activities. You’ll love the cosy log fire, fully-equipped kitchen and outside seating area. It's perfect for couples, friends, families (with 1 or 2 kids) and one well-behaved dog. In the bedroom there's a comfy double bed and a double sofa bed is available in the living room. Just re-listed after a long-term let.

The cottage is small but perfectly formed, at the near end of the building as you look at the main picture. It's furnished in a rustic, country style with everything you need to make your stay comfortable and enjoyable. Being a one-bedroom cottage, the space ideally suits a couple or small family but can stretch to four adults travelling together. A travel cot and 'next to me' crib is available for babies.

We have 10 acres of beautiful woodland on our doorstep which you are welcome to explore. Close by are many whiskey distilleries, gardens, castles and other lovely places to visit. We are very close to the Rothes Mountain Bike Trail, starting from the bottom of our drive where you can cycle off road for miles. Rothes is a 5 minute drive away for shopping and local pubs and restaurants (like the Station Hotel), and the bigger towns of Elgin or Aberlour 10-15 mins drive. If you're here on a Wednesday and like gardening, you'll be very welcome to come and help out in the polytunnel where we grow our vegetables.

A spacious, comfortable, self contained one bedroomed cottage with a bed that can be configured as a super king bed or as 2 single beds, on the Speyside whisky trail attached to farm house in a rural location enjoying spectacular views with its own private entrance and patio garden, pets welcome. Many Distillery’s, local attractions, restaurants, pubs and shops all a short drive away, perfect for a quiet getaway and for exploring this beautiful area with its countryside, beaches and mountains

A cosy spacious cottage that has spectacular views over fields and hills, one bedroom with a bed that can be configured as a super king or as twin beds, a living room with dining area and large comfy sofa, a shower room with a large shower, a fully fitted kitchen, it's own private entrance and patio garden with outdoor sitting area and gas BBQ , in a very quiet rural spot attached to a farm house surrounded by fields, an 11 minute drive from the centre of Aberlour, very close to The Macallan distillery. Suitable for a couple, two people sharing or a family with a child.

Speyside is a diverse area full of a great variety of activities to enjoy within a few miles. You are on the whisky trail and can visit at least 6 distilleries within 5 miles, (The Macallan and Aberlour are within walking distance). The spey way is a very short distance away, lots of lovely walks. There is the Knockando woollen mill with museum, Ballindalloch Castle with spectacular gardens, and the Speyside Cooperage all close by. From the old tack room you can take a scenic walk to Aberlour it takes you over the river Spey on a foot bridge and into the park in Aberlour it takes around 35 minutes you can then walk into the village where there are various places to eat, shop and look round, at one end of the village is walkers shortbread factory that has a shop to buy lovely shortbread and other products and at the other end of the village is Aberlour distillery. There’s a very long and beautiful coastline to access within half an hour where you can see dolphins, seals and birds of interest. This is not to mention the walking, fishing and even skiing within 50 minutes that can be accessed to enhance your Speyside holiday. Not of course forgetting the chance to spot 'The Northern Lights'!

Dunvegan is a light and airy bed and breakfast in the heart of Dufftown, a short walk from the nearest Whisky Distillery which is Glenffiddich Distillery.

Welcome to Botriphnie Stables nestled in the beautiful, rural countryside of Drummuir, a lovely village on the whisky trail just 5 miles from Dufftown in one direction and 5 miles from Keith in the other. In either town you can find distilleries to visit, restaurants, shops and much more. There is plenty of parking and an abundance of wildlife. With long walks and Drummuir Castle is next door!

The Dufftown to Keith train stops just a few minutes walk from us. The Cairngorm National Park is just on our doorstep with the Lech Skiing resort a short drive away.

The Bothy is one of 8 cottages we have here at Parkmore Holiday Cottages. It is a small cottage that sits on its own with a garden area. We are situated just outside Dufftown the whisky capital.

The cottage is self catering and Linen and towels are provided.

Glenfiddich and balvenie distilleries are in Dufftown and there are many more distilleries in the area. Dufftown has pubs with restaurants, coffe shops,takeaways, a butcher and 2 grocery shops. There are castles, golf courses, beaches and ski resorts close by. The Lecht is a 45 min drive away and The Cairngorms Resort is 1 hour and 22 mins drive.

Carlowrie is a semi detached house right in the heart of the village of Aberlour on the banks of the beautiful River Spey in north east of Scotland. The back garden path leads to the Speyside Way where you can walk or cycle safely for miles in either direction beside the river. There is a lovely play park five minutes from the house. In this area there are many distilleries. Parking is on the street outside the house. The owners live nearby and would be available for advice or support if needed.