1 Speyburn House B&B - Location - Village of Archiestown
3 luxuriously furnished rooms 2 ensuite, 1 private bathroom, all equipped with T.V-DVD players, Freeview TV, WIFI with computer desks.Mini fridge, robes and complimentary toiletries.We also provide a mini work station for our guests complete with a laptop. Choose from a delicious mostly scottish breakfast menu. Come and be pampered.!

2. The Highlander Inn - Location - Craigellachie village
The Highlander Inn is in the centre of the village of Craigellachie, the heart of Scotland's Malt Whisky Trail. With 5 bedrooms (all with 'en suite' facilities), bar, games room, patio, lounge, restaurant, tremendous food, and private car park, it truly is a great little place to stay when visiting this wonderful part of Scotland. Open all year, it has a warm, friendly, relaxing atmosphere; a really cosy, hospitable 'home from home'. (My local for 25+ years)

3. The Archiestown Hotel - Location - Village of Archiestown
Resident owners Alan & Jane Hunter and staff, warmly welcome you to Archiestown. The hotel with its delightfull walled garden, has been the focal point of this historic and attractive village in the heart of Speyside for over 200 years. Traditionally furnished, warm and comfortable, our guests can relax in front of the crackling log fire in the Sitting Room, perhaps browsing through our extensive collection of books, and enjoy being pampered by our friendly and attentive staff.

4 Speybank Bed & Breakfast - Location- Craigellachie village
Geraldine and Peter Wolstencroft welcome you to Speybank, a unique and traditional bed and breakfast in the heart of malt whisky country. Craigellachie, a pretty Scottish village, is ideally located and offers visitors a chance to experience the Speyside way and many whisky distilleries and castles close by.

5.The Green Hall Gallery B&B - Location - Craigellachie village
A lovely bed and breakfast in my local village of Craigellachie. Stewart and Maggie will make you most welcome in their home in the village of Craigellachie. The gallery (Maggie is an artist)is perched overlooking the River Spey and has wonderful views of the Spey Valley. The rooms are cosy and comfortable and you will be fortified for the day ahead by Stewarts wonderful Scottish breakfast. Craigellachie is perfectly situated for touring Speyside and The Green Hall Gallery will put you right at the centre of things.

6 Craigellachie Hotel of Speyside - Location - Craigellachie village
Relax..... Indulge..... Enjoy..... This award winning four star hotel, two rosette restaurant and world renowned Quaich Bar ~ with over 400 different Single Malt Scotch Whiskies ~ at the very heart of Speyside ~ Scotland's Malt Whisky Country

7 The Mash Tun - Location - Aberlour village
Four Luxury Rooms, The Glenfarclas, The Glenfiddich, The Macallan and The Glenlivet, and also a Luxury Suite – The Aberlour, ensure your overnight accommodation is enhanced with a whisky theme. Beautifully decorated throughout and named after local distilleries these rooms are all en-suite and have tea and coffee making facilities as well as television. A roll top bath enhances The Glenlivet Room, and all rooms enjoy spectacular views over the River Spey. The Macallan Room, which follows the curve of the building, looks towards Easter Elchies House – the original home of The Macallan Malt Whisky.

8 Dowans hotel - Location - Aberlour village
Set high above the picturesque Spey Valley, overlooking the village of Aberlour and the river below, The Dowans Hotel offers a rare opportunity for guests to relax and enjoy the elegance of a fine Scottish Highland hotel. Built over 100 years ago as a private residence, this beautiful baronial style building has been recently converted to a first class hotel offering 19 bedrooms all with en-suite facilities, colour TVs, direct-dial telephone, tea and coffee making facilities, and all first rate services.

9 Minmore House Hotel - Location - Glenlivet area
Minmore House Hotel is an elegant stone built country house standing amid the magnificent scenery of the Glenlivet Crown Estate in Speyside. The Glenlivet Estate consists of nearly 90 square miles of glens, forestry and moorlands in the Grampian Highlands. There are over 100 miles of marked trails including the Speyside Way.

The Croft B&B - Location- Elgin town
'The Croft' is a charming Victorian town house set in formal gardens of nearly one acre. It was built in 1848 for local Town Clerk and solicitor Patrick Duff. The house is centrally and peacefully located, only a short walk from Elgin's town centre and railway station. Elgin is on the main route between Inverness and Aberdeen.

The Pines Guest House - Location - Elgin town
Highly recommended for that something extra special, this traditional Victorian mansion, as much a family home as a guest house. Located in the historic east end of town, off the A96 Inverness to Aberdeen road, within easy reach of Elgin Railway Station and walking distance from the town centre with all its amenities. Wendy & Colin take pride in welcoming you. It has a range of spacious, tastefully furnished rooms including doubles, the popular four poster, family and twin. All are en-suite and fully equipped with tea & coffee making facilities, colour TV, radio and hair dryer. A full Scottish breakfast, which is an important start to a highland break, using locally sourced produce and home baked bread. The whole house is also WIFI enabled. For the added comfort of guests has a formal meeting room that can accommodate up to 10 people. It's modern facilities and Colin & Wendy's attention to detail have made The Pines the first choice for individuals, couples, families and groups.

The Richmond B&B- Location - Elgin town
Alison and Jock Anderson welcome you to The Richmond, a well established Elgin bed and breakfast only a short walk from the Railway Station. The Richmond is a Victorian town house retaining many original features, with comfortable bedrooms and modern facilities. In the centre of the small historic city of Elgin, this accommodation offers an ideal base from which to explore the north of Scotland, Morayshire, Speyside and the Moray Firth.