They are bright and airy with wash basins, remote controlled colour TV, tea and coffee making facilities, books, games and tourist information. All rooms are on the ground floor which means you have no stairs to climb with heavy luggage. Click here for a street map of our location . It is also on the main bus route from Inverness to Aberdeen with connections to all other major Scottish towns and cities. There are daily flights from London to the airports at Aberdeen and Inverness where car rental is available if required.
Guests are welcome to sit and relax in our front garden.
Elgin Elgin is one of Scotland's oldest established towns. Parts of the old medieval street plan still exist and there are also many 18th century buildings to admire in this former royal burgh. The focal point of the town is the impressive ruined Cathedral. Known as the 'Lantern of the North', it was founded in 1224, but destroyed by Alexander Stewart 'the Wolf of Badenoch' in 1390. It is second in size in Scotland only to St Andrews Cathedral.