An absolute gem of a guest house, in a beautiful, peaceful location on the banks of the river Spey. The rooms are tastefully decorated, spotless and spacious. I’ve visited Braeriach several times and have tried all the guest rooms. They all meet the same high standard. The communal rooms are also lovely, with the dining room having a particularly stunning, uninterrupted view of the river and the Cairngorms.
We paid £38 per person per night for 2 of us sharing a double room. That included a full Scottish breakfast and we felt it was excellent value for money.
The only criticism I could have is that the guest house’s website is slightly confusing and really doesn’t do it justice.

We enjoyed a great a relaxing weekend in this charming guest house, with beautiful views from our tasteful and spacious bedroom, with great views of the River Spey and the Cairngorm mountains.
One of the best places we have stayed in the highlands. Will not disappoint.

We booked a room with a bath. Turned up got given a map told you can eat there there or there. Very basic pointing in the right direction of breakfast room and lounge which were in darkness and very cold. It seemed like host never really cared or was interested.

We left shortly after!

Braeriach is a fab B&B which we've been to a number of times and we're going back later this year. We've tried to find decent accommodation all over the Highlands as we're up there a lot, and it's very difficult to get away from flowery B&B syndrome. Braeriach is different. Fiona has great taste, and it's like being at home - you can curl up in the sitting room in front of a roaring fire and it's just heaven. The family who run it are very welcoming and the meals are superb, so definitely go for that. There's the river flowing past outside, and it's in a really handy spot too for all sorts of Highland pastimes.

Basically, if you want to stay near Aviemore, go straight to Braeriach without bothering to shop around. It's the business!