A most interesting Bed and Breakfast. Great setting and character house. Tony and Helen are very friendly and welcoming. A little on the expensive side for a B and B but then this is no ordinary place! Book a dinner here when you stay and you will not be disappointed by Tony's Cordon Bleu cooking and presentation of the meal....definately 'Master Chef' quality.
The place and the setting right on the Speyside Way will remain in our memories for a long time.

We got there after a rainy day's walk and were very happy that our wet gear was taken care of. Enjoyed the big bath tub before having a fantastic (!!!) supper made by Tony, our host, which was served by Helen, his very friendly wife, in a beautiful atmosphere.
Maybe not the most comfortable bed, but the overall impression of the house and room make up for that.

Utter hospitality. A credit to this part of the world and to scottish tourism. A gem that will take you back. perfect for walking holiday. Sits right on the spey way. The walk back to Aberlour in October is astoundingly colourful. Don't miss it.

We stayed here for one night while walking all the way across Scotland. We received a very warm and friendly welcome. We were lucky enough to stay in the Turet Room which was so in keeping with the period of the property, loved the original cast iron roll top Victorian bath, a beautiful room. The evening meal was I have to say the best meal I have ever eaten, what a chef.! The breakfast was perfect . The whole atmosphere was truely wonderful, with really friendly hosts. The only negative is that we were only here for 1 night. Absolutely loved it. Thank you so much.