Aviemore
Macdonald Aviemore Hotel at Macdonald Aviemore Resort
Our family friendly hotel with rooms to accommodate up to 5. The perfect base for a Highlands adventure with plenty
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With a varied range of hotels in the Park, you’re sure to find exactly what you’re looking for…
The type of hotels in the Cairngorms varies vastly, from the cosy, boutique-style hotel to the more traditional Scottish lodge to bigger, well-known and luxury brands and resorts. Start browsing and planning your ideal trip now.
Aviemore's premiere independant hotel, with a lively lounge bar, restaurant. Live entertainment daily, with a vast choice of meals served
Our family friendly hotel with rooms to accommodate up to 5. The perfect base for a Highlands adventure with plenty
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The Highlands Hotel is a 4 star traditional hotel for couples and families, with direct access to the leisure facilities
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Welcome to The Grant Arms – The Wildlife and Whisky Hotel, nestled in the picturesque Scottish Highlands in the charming
The Boat Country Inn is a country bar and restaurant near Aviemore The Boat Country Inn in Boat of
An authentic rustic Highland inn featuring a lively restaurant and bar, and 14 comfortable bedrooms. We offer excellent value gastro-pub style
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Aviemore's premiere independant hotel, with a lively lounge bar, restaurant. Live entertainment daily, with a vast choice of meals served
We look forward to welcoming you to our welcoming family run hotel situated at the foot of beautiful Glen Doll
Authentic rustic Highland Inn with a lively bar & restaurant. Serving excellent value gastro-pub style meals using local seasonal
An authentic Highland inn in the perfect Royal Deeside village of Ballater. You’ll find tweed furnishings, stags
Welcome to the newly refurbished McInnes House Hotel in the Cairngorms National Park. We have been working hard thoughout
Located in the historic Scottish village of Braemar, The Fife Arms is a Victorian coaching inn that has been imaginatively
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Situated in the heart of Speyside in the Cairngorm National Park, near Grantown on Spey, Culdearn House is a small,
Take the pressure off this Christmas and New Year – Kick back, relax and let us take care of you
With ten lovely bedrooms, delicious food, comfortable sitting rooms and stunning views, Darroch Learg is a haven to which many
Macdonald Aviemore Resort, PH22 1PN
01479 815 100For instance, decide whether you want to stay in a town – like Aviemore, Ballater, Braemar, Kingussie or Grantown – or whether you want to stay in a village or a remote rural location.
Also consider whether you’re after a more personal experience, perhaps by opting for a family-run option, or whether you’d prefer to stay in a well known brand of hotel. All is possible in the Cairngorms!
There are many hotels that are decorated in traditional Scottish style, with all the traditional trimmings, but one of the most exciting developments on the hotel scene in recent years is the launch of the Park’s first 5 star hotel – the Fife Arms in Braemar.
This is truly an all-sensory experience; not only a feast for your taste buds due to its exceptional food and quirky bars, but also due to the art work and historical artefacts adorning every nook and cranny – including an original Picasso which visitors love to have afternoon tea next to!
Look out for the ‘Green Tourism’ award that is held by hotels, which will be displayed next to their listing.
It completely depends on what kind of experience you are after. Do you want to have facilities and services on your doorstep, or do you want a wilderness experience away from other accommodation or people? The Cairngorms National Park has a huge variety of accommodation to suit all.
Location wise, Aviemore is the tourism hub of the park where you’ll find the most facilities such as several supermarkets, outdoor shops, cafes, restaurants, bars, tourist information, train station, leisure facilities etc. Other bigger settlements with comprehensive facilities and services include Grantown-on-Spey, Kingussie, Braemar and Ballater.
If you are after a quieter location, you’d be well advised to consider in staying in one of the many charming villages in the Park. See our Communities page for more information.
Yes. Accredited businesses will have VisitScotland, AA and other industry award logos appear alongside their listing.
Most accommodation offers wifi and staff will be able to give you details on arrival. Similarly, the vast majority of restaurants, bars and cafes will also offer wifi. However, do bear in mind that there are some very remote, rural locations in the Park so wifi can be slower that you might be used to. Indeed, some of our visitors come here because they want to get away from wifi and digitally detox!
That will depend on the particular accommodation so the best thing to do is contact them before you book to check. However, dogs in particular are welcomed warmly all over the Park, in many of the cafes and restaurants. There are so many wonderful walks to take your four legged friend on here just, please, respect the rules and walk your dog responsibly – see this page on outdoor access for more information.
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