Boasting a bar and free WiFi, Whisky Capital Inn is situated in Dufftown, 23 km from Huntly Castle and 28 km from Elgin Cathedral.
Barbara and Graeme
Australia
All of the staff we came in contact with gave excellent service, bar people, restaurant people, housekeeping, breakfast staff and the check in. The breakfast was great value.
Boasting a shared lounge and views of mountain, Dunvegan Bed & Breakfast is a bed and breakfast set in a historic building in Dufftown, 23 km from Huntly Castle.
Aleksander
United Kingdom
A good location for visiting whiskey distilleries. The host is very welcoming, food is great.
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Conval House Bed And Breakfast offers accommodation in Dufftown. Free private parking is available on site.
Katharine
United Kingdom
Linda was a fantastic host. She couldn't have been more attentive. Lovely lady! Beautiful house, room was immaculate and comfortable. and Breakfast was amazing! Thank you so so much Linda!
Situated in Dufftown, in a historic building, 22 km from Huntly Castle, Abbeyfield B&B is a guest house with a garden and shared lounge.
Menashe
Israel
the place is perfect near Mortlach distillery
the room was nice good bed and the place owner where wonderful
breakfast was good
there is a nice hall to sit in the evening and you can eat your diner in the dinning room
Offering quiet street views, Mortlach Cottage is an accommodation located in Dufftown, 34 km from Leith Hall Garden & Estate and 37 km from Kildrummy Castle.
Set high above the village of Charlestown of Aberlour and overlooking the River Spey, this elegant country hotel is an ideal venue for shooting and fishing, and for whisky-lovers.
Situated in Aberlour, 33 km from Huntly Castle, The Mash Tun features accommodation with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar.
Michael
United Kingdom
I have stayed in the Mash Tun on numerous occasions and always have enjoyed my stay, due to the friendliness of staff etc. and the excellent food and room comfort.
However on this recent visit, the only positive was the room comfort.
There is only 1 Bar in Dufftown and it’s basic but has a...
There is only 1 Bar in Dufftown and it’s basic but has a dart board but that’s your lot.now as others lost business to Covid. There’s an Indian which is average and take away which is basic. Advise to book places to eat in Aberlour to avoid disappointment. Whisky tours only accept online bookings.
john
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
The people were friendly.
The people were friendly. Unfortunately the tourist information office had been shut down. There were plenty of distilleries nearby if you had a car. There were good walking tracts if you had a medium level of fitness. There is only one pub as far as I know but I would recommend the restaurant as the food which was excellent.
Jan
Australia
10
Scored 10
Charming little town in the heart of whisky country!
Charming little town in the heart of whisky country! Glenfiddich Distillery with its excellent visitor facilities situated in the town and several other distilleries open to view in the locality. An interesting ruin, Balvenie Castle, to explore on the outskirts of the town. Dufftown also boasts its own heritage railway which is definitely worth a visit. Beautiful walks and lovely scenery around the town.
Dorothy
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Only a few restaurants in and around town make sure you...
Only a few restaurants in and around town make sure you reserve ahead. If you plan on going to the distillery's or the Speyside cooperage also make sure you book ahead. Dufftown golf course is public and is nearby and will rent you decent clubs. Great course. ACE taxis if you had too much good Whisky.
Stephenmurray35
Netherlands
4.0
Scored 4.0
We stayed for 8 nights during the Spirit of Speyside Whisky...
We stayed for 8 nights during the Spirit of Speyside Whisky Festival and the location was pretty central for many of the events. Lots of lovely places to visit during the day in the surrounding area.
Loved the Dufftown Glassworks, a little coffeeshop come art gallery, and the Seven Stills restaurant was extremely good for a special meal.
There are only three places left in Dufftown serving hot food in the evening - even the local chippie has closed down. The only cafe, The Coffee Pot, opens at 9am (10am at the weekend), which was too late for us for breakfast, and closes at 3pm, so we didn't use it during our visit. Everything else has closed down and there are no signs of any other businesses moving in to take their place. The only other option for an evening meal is to go further afield, and the buses stop running very early evening, so you have to either drive or take a cab. We were there for the whisky festival, so driving was obviously out of the question, and the taxi cabs were totally booked up (because it was the whisky festival...). We were fortunate that we had cooking facilities at our accommodation and could make do.
Pretty disappointed with the public transport. I believe that they put on extra services in previous years for the festival, but not this year. Even one single late bus would have been useful - on the biggest week of the year for tourism the last bus leaving Elgin for Dufftown was 6.35pm!
angela
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
The town is beautiful and clean, but we couldn’t find a...
The town is beautiful and clean, but we couldn’t find a restaurant which was open at around 14:30 on a Tuesday after we finished our whiskey tour. None of the nearby castles were open. I’d avoid being there on a Monday or Tuesday as most restaurants only open on Wednesdays.
A truly amazing experience. We could not imagine a more special place to have stayed for our holiday in the Highlands. Siebette and Anne Jan were the perfect hosts, and the house itself was magical.
Breakfast and dinner were both wonderful, and the views of the countryside were breathtaking. There were even three adorable cats that kept us company! Overall, we were blown away and will surely look to stay at The Gables again during our next visit to Scotland.
The hosts were exceptionally welcoming and warm. My partner and I had a lovely reception, the B&B is located at a very convenient distance to the distilleries. The rooms are neat and clean, enjoyed the breakfast with a view.
Both Kira and Tom have opened up their homes to the visitors and provide you with unmatched experience unlike anything you will find in a 5 star hotel.
5 stars to the hosts! loved every bit of it!
Linda is a fantastic host, the house is beautiful, and it's an easy walk to anywhere in Dufftown (including the Glenfiddich distillery). The room was comfortable and cozy, but not tight. Same for the bathroom. There were also plenty of outlets in the room and a kettle for tea and coffee. It was all very thoughtfully appointed. And Linda prepared a tasty Scottish breakfast with juice and coffee each morning.
Andy & Laura have gone above and beyond to create such a beautiful, welcoming and special space. The furnishings and design are exquisite. I wish we had stayed longer!
Breakfast was delicious and thoughtfully prepared.
Quiet town, but the location was perfect for exploring the distilleries in Speyside. There was a great Indian restaurant around the corner.
John and Jane (and Moira and Morag the westies) couldn't have been more welcoming and made sure I had everything I needed during my stay. I wanted to be close to Dufftown to take part in the Dramathon half marathon event. John's breakfast set me up a treat on race day, and it was a pleasure to come back to a warm, cosy room after the event.
Perfect location for visiting Dufftown and the Highland Games. We only stayed one night but it was great. Bedrooms are upstairs - 2 singles in each room. Bathroom is downstairs along with a large kitchen and sitting room on either end. Host was lovely and responsive. They even left us milk and biscuits. Thank you!
This accommodation is spotlessly clean. It’s in a quiet location but close enough to Dufftown that you could actually walk there in about 30 minutes.
Comfy bed, great shower, outdoor seating area to relax and watch the chickens running free.
We would recommend this accommodation and would certainly stay again.
From the moment we arrived we were made to feel really welcome. Host is very friendly. Loved the b&b facility and the small fridge in the accommodation was very useful. We would book again if in the area and happily recommend to others. Very good location if you’re doing the whisky trail.
Dufftown is an excellent base for Speyside whiskey exploration, so in terms of location, Dunvegan B&B is perfectly situated for exploring the area. The owner is very attentive and happy to make your stay comfortable; the breakfast cooked to order is just fantastic.
Great convenient location. Exceptionally clean & comfortable room. We almost missed the restaurant & bar out the back - it was amazing - but the staff in the main hotel didn’t tell us it was there! Would have been a pity to miss the 300-odd whiskys they offer!
The hosts were very nice and gave us a warm welcoming. Their house is located in the center of Dufftown. Her room was cozy and clean and quiet. Oh, their breakfast was fantastic! If you have the chance to visit Speyside, it is worth staying there.
The apartment is a bit on the outskirts of Dufftown, but still only 5-10 min from the center with few restaurants and cafes. It has a nice terrace , garden and views. Well equipped to spend some days in the area and explore around
its a nice cozy and old fashioned house on the main street of Dufftown
close to everything, well equipped, large baths nice beds and a large living room and dining room
the value for money was above the charts
Very nice place. The hosting couple are very welcoming people.
Very nice room, clean, homy and at last - there was a decent ventilator (fan) in the room - which is not obvious in Scotland.
Excellent breakfast, perfect location, superb owners. We feel very lucky to have found Gowanbrae for our stay in Dufftown. Would recommend to anyone looking for a relaxing trip to the area.
Perfect 'Garden Room' to stay in centre of Dufftown. No breakfast included. Very friendly owners.
Woud recommend it to have a quiet and good central stay in Speyside.
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