Historic B&B’s in North East Scotland
Historic bed and breakfast hotels in North East England, including Aberdeenshire, Royal Deeside, Moray and the city of Aberdeen.
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Moraybank Bed & Breakfast
Elgin, Morayshire, North East Scotland, IV30 1QT.
Just a stroll away from the heart of the ancient city and Royal Burgh of Elgin, this charming Victorian villa has been tastefully refurbished and restored. Moraybank offers double and twin rooms, with en suite or private bathroom facilities.
- 19th Century
Lossiemouth House
Lossiemouth, nr. Elgin, North East Scotland, IV31 6DP.
Built in 1779 for Lady Agnes Gordon of Gordonstoun, this former dower house stands behind a walled mature garden in the heart of Lossiemouth. A short walk from the white sandy beaches, Lossiemouth House offers comfortable B&B accommodation in five well-appointed bedrooms.
- 18th Century
Blervie House
Forres, nr Elgin, North East Scotland, IV36 2RU.
Blending the best stately home elegance with 21st century modern conveniences, Blervie House offers affordable, luxurious guest accommodation. Set in extensive private estate grounds, there are panoramic views over the Moray Firth and Scotland’s rugged north coast.
- 19th Century
Sunbank House Hotel
Sunbank House Hotel, Perth, Perthshire, PH2 7BA.
Sunbank House, a four star hotel built in early Victorian era (1853), is delightfully located in its own grounds with a large car private car park, conveniently situated only a short walk from Perth city centre.
- 19th Century
No 45
No 45, Ballater, Aberdeenshire, AB35 5RQ.
With mountain and riverside walks close by, this late Victorian residence is set within an acre of grounds in picturesque Ballater, Royal Deeside. The comfortable en-suite rooms are individually decorated, evening meals can also be arranged in advance.
- 19th Century
West End Guest House
West End Guest House, Elgin, Morayshire, IV30 1AG.
The West End is a traditional Victorian villa situated in the market town of Elgin, and offers Scottish hospitality at its very best! The B&B prides itself on its excellent breakfasts, using fresh local ingredients where possible.
- 19th Century