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Charming Victorian Decor
Escape to a charming Victorian retreat at the Craiglynne Hotel where guestrooms are elegantly decorated and offer modern amenities for a comfortable stay.
Culinary Delights
Indulge in authentic Scottish cuisine at the hotel's restaurant and savor delicious breakfast, afternoon tea, and snacks in various cozy settings including the bar, sun lounge, or outside.
Scenic Surroundings
Experience the beauty of the hotel's grounds with a stroll through the gardens or relax in the sun lounge with picturesque views in the summer, while winter welcomes you with the warmth of crackling log fires.
Book your stay at Craiglynne Hotel for a delightful blend of comfort, culinary delights, and scenic beauty.
Please note dining options are limited between the 23rd and the 26th December 2017. Pre-booking is required for any meals other than breakfast.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Great location and everything was very clean. There was live music on a Thursday and a nice atmosphere in the bar area.
The food was sub par. The A La Carte menu was very expensive and did not live up to the price tag - it took 40mins to come out even though we ordered first and what was on the plate was not what was written on the menu. When I told the staff they didn’t really understand the issue. Good value for money for cheap bed but i wouldn’t eat here.
The easy access, friendly staff
Room wasn’t clean. When I arrived and went to my room there was a used ladies sanitary towel on the bathroom floor
Staff, entrance, restaurant..
Menu, prices for food. Wifi poor.
Hotel in general, friendly staff
NOthing
The period unique atmosphere of a proper hotel together with a good breakfast and fine dining opportunities.
A bit slow and sometimes unmanned reception.
Central - doing Spey canoe trip and easy to walk to from the river.
Took 20mins on arrival at approximately 5pm on 24th July 2026 to get male receptionist. I had booked 4 rooms. There was a queue. We were tired & wanted to check in but nobody could be found. Went to bar to try and get help. Next morning, lovely kiwi receptionist on duty… wish she had been on duty night before. It was shocking welcome - guy wasn’t even apologetic. There was also no hot water to shower on arrival. Having capsized in the river Spey, a hot shower was important. No hot water next day either despite saying problem evening before.
Clean comfortable rooms, cosy beds fantastic breakfast
The shower wasn't the best
Brilliant. It was buffet style with lots of choices so you choose how much you want and what you want
shower was a bit awkward to use otherwise every thing was fine the drinks tray was a bit grubby with spilt sugar
120летнее здание, в лобби вечером камин, атмосферный отель
Pretty much everything
There wasn't really anything I didn't like though I could see the place is a bit tight for car parking. You might not want to be among the last half dozen vehicles to arrive
Rooms were warm, had tea/coffee facilities and clean. log fire in the evening was a nice touch. Breakfast was excellent. Location is great too and really great value for money.
Nothing.
good scottish breakfast
It is a beautiful building and lovely bar area and restaurant. Breakfast very decent
All the rest is very poor. We had to request changing one of our booked rooms because of the terrible mold smell. The mattresses were so old the springs were coming out - clearly not cleaned recently or thoroughly, it was full of spiderwebs all over the room and lastly, we couldn’t shower as the water wouldn’t come out from the shower head! One of the rooms had a step into the bathroom and no signs or marks to warn people. Almost tripped multiple times. We saw that a lot of retired people were coming from coach tours and thought how risky would it be for them too. Glad we only stayed one night as it would have become a real nuisance
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