The Best Moray Hotels

historic hotel, in a pretty Speyside village, that has a famous bar stocked with over 1,000 whiskies, elegant bedrooms and field to fork dining

on the NE250 tourist trail, this boutique-style hotel boasts a choice of two restaurants, serving locally sourced dishes, and contemporary rooms

offers individually styled rooms, a restaurant serving traditional and modern dishes and a choice of over a 160 malt whiskies in the bar

a blend of classic tradition and modern luxury, there are individually designed rooms and a whiskey wall with 500 blends and malts

within walking distance of the town centre and station, this welcoming, family-run hotel is ideally located and it offers bright and airy rooms

in the centre of the mile-long High Street of a peaceful Speyside village, this family-run hotel serves home-cooked meals utilising local produce

ideally placed for exploring the Malt Whisky Trail or NE250 scenic route, this well-presented, friendly hotel features a relaxed restaurant and grill

an elegant hotel that combines period character with contemporary décor, it is ideally located to enjoy the many outdoor pursuits in the area

situated in a picturesque fishing village, a traditional hotel featuring rooms equipped for a comfortable stay and a popular and sociable bar

indulge yourself in the unashamed luxury of this stunning, country-house B&B, boasting sumptuously furnished rooms, set in acres of woodland

an Edwardian villa built in the Arts and Crafts style and set in leafy grounds, in keeping with the style the rooms are traditionally decorated

a traditional hotel situated just moments from the railway station and under a 10 minute walk from town centre shops and restaurants

an independent hotel offering stylish rooms, a restaurant serving an extensive dinner menu and a bar with over 400 bottles of malt whisky

a great base from which to explore the Speyside distilleries, this friendly inn provides spacious, well-appointed rooms and a convivial bar

from its elevated spot this family-run hotel enjoys views over Cullen Bay, the rooms are well presented rooms and there is an elegant restaurant

ideally placed at the heart of the famous Speyside Whisky Trail and has a bar offering a wide selection of Malt Whiskies if you fancy a wee dram

set in 4 acres of attractive gardens on the edge of Forres, despite the inn accreditation it has an air of a cosy and characterful country house

a comfortable hotel, located on the main square of the highest village in the Highlands, well-known for whisky production and a top skiing centre

enjoy a wee dram from the 150 single malt whiskies, many from the Speyside area, that are offered in the 2 bars of this traditional hotel

rooms are stylishly decorated and have a modern Scottish twist, the leisure club has a spa bath, sauna and offers relaxing spa treatments

a cosy and welcoming village inn that has a renowned whisky bar, an outdoor patio and well-appointed rooms decorated in a traditional style

an elegant 19th century house built in a Scottish Baronial style set in its own grounds on the banks of the River Lossie close to the town centre

enjoy the panoramic views of the links and sea from this traditional hotel which previous guests have described as offering great value for money

the traditional style rooms retain their original Victorian features and some have views over the Moray Firth as does the brasserie restaurant

situated on the High Street in the centre of town, this welcoming hotel is decorated in a traditional Scottish theme with numerous period features

this delightful inn offers guests a chance to dip in the hot tub while admiring the beautiful views across the golf course to the sea beyond

this comfy accommodation is ideally situated on a quiet street between the town centre and station which can be reached on foot in 5 minutes

a former coaching inn welcoming guests for over 200 years, the location offers good access to the Malt Whisky Trail as well as outdoor pursuits

a former corn mill, set in countryside on the A96 between Forres and Nairn, now a smart restaurant - Scottish fayre served - and stylish rooms

set amidst glorious countryside a short drive from the Glenlivet Distillery, stay in stylish, well-appointed rooms that offer scenic countryside views

just a short walk from the Glen Grant whisky distillery, this traditionally furnished inn features a cosy bar and provides a tasty breakfast

an attractive inn, run by a friendly and informative owner, located a short walk from the seafront and boasting an informal bar restaurant

located in a picturesque village on the estuary of the River Findhorn and offers simple style rooms and homemade food using fresh local produce

enjoy a range of beers made locally at the Cairngorm Brewery or have a wee dram from the range of Scotch whiskies at this traditional pub

contemporary design, lots of natural light and scenic views of the Moray countryside are the order of the day at this newly built stone property

set in attractive gardens 2.5 miles from Dufftown and ideally placed to explore the Whisky and Castle Trails; rooms are comfy and well-presented

this town-centre inn boasts large, comfortable rooms and a convivial bar restaurant, just a 12 minute walk from the historic Glenfiddich distillery

just a short walk from the white, sandy beaches, this exceptionally well-presented B&B, close to numerous shops, makes an ideal seaside base

a period house set in a well-tended garden just moments from the town centre, character features abound throughout the house and bedrooms

simple accommodation is offered at this family-run pub that is situated a short walk from the harbour and both of the sandy beaches in Hopeman

housed in a contemporary building, this stylishly furnished B&B offers a pretty garden and rooms that have been highly rated by previous guests

a unique Victorian manor house set in quiet gardens featuring tastefully decorated rooms and a well-stocked bar that has a wine cellar

there are sweeping views across the Moray Firth from the elevated spot at this highly commended B&B; West Beach is moments away

just 4 minutes walk to the sea, this centrally located B&B boasts light, airy rooms, some with sea views and serves a full-Scottish breakfast

in an enviable spot near the sea, this friendly inn has simply furnished rooms and a relaxed restaurant serving locally sourced seafood

a Victorian house retaining many original features, located a short walk from the town centre, featuring spacious, well-appointed bedrooms

relaxing B&B, in a quiet village, with beautifully presented guest rooms and an ideal base for anglers, walkers and those on the Whisky Trail

perfectly placed for exploring the Whisky Trail, this elegantly furnished B&B offers spacious rooms and serves a varied breakfast menu

an impressive Victorian house set in a mature, well-tended garden and providing well-presented rooms decorated in a traditional style

comfy, simple style rooms are offered at this town centre pub that is a good budget exploring base for the Moray and Aberdeenshire coastline

enjoy a tasty cooked breakfast before exploring the beautiful scenery surrounding this delightful B&B, set in a lovingly restored 1820s house

offers simple dormitory accommodation and family rooms and also has secure bike storage, a drying room and shared kitchen facilities

exceptional review scores for this attractive stone house in Scotland's famed whisky region; the elegant, cosy rooms are much praised

previous guests of this delightful B&B have rated it highly for its location, cleanliness, value for money, comfort and the friendly nature of its hosts

this former manse, situated next to Knockando church, has been sympathetically restored to retain its original historical character

within walking distance of Glenfiddich and Balvenie distilleries, this beautifully presented, friendly B&B offers a warm welcome to Speyside

boasting its own, intimate lounge bar with 350 whiskies open for tasting, this welcoming B&B provides luxurious, whisky themed rooms

ideally located for exploring the Speyside whisky distilleries, a homely B&B with cosy, simply furnished rooms and serving a hearty breakfast

a conveniently located inn, serving food daily in its convivial bar and à la carte restaurant, within an easy walk of the historic Strathisla Distillery

a Victorian property ideally located with town centre shops, pubs and restaurants on the doorstep; stay in cosy, well-appointed rooms

overlooks the 18th green of Old Moray golf course and the West Beach with uninterrupted views across the waters of the Moray Firth

set in a quiet location within easy walking distance of the town centre, a friendly B&B with a large, mature garden, boasting all en-suite rooms

with a large garden terrace, running down to the seashore, this traditional B&B offers a relaxing stay near the mouth of the River Spey

"cozy, very comfortable and friendly", "wide variety of breakfasts on offer", "homely feel", a small sample of comments from recent guests

in a great location in the Highlands' highest village, this former crofter's cottage is now a friendly B&B; delicious evening meals can be ordered

located close to all the town's amenities, this delightful accommodation boasts a pretty garden and is within walking distance of 2 distilleries

enjoy meeting the horses at this charming, farmhouse B&B set within a working livery yard and boasting spacious rooms including a kitchenette

a lively community pub situated a 10 minute walk from the shops and amenities in the town centre; bedrooms are individually decorated

just a couple of minutes walk from the bus station and town centre, this friendly B&B offers traditionally furnished rooms and hearty breakfasts

in a great central position, close to a number of distilleries, this charming B&B boasts light, airy rooms and serves tasty cooked to order breakfasts

in a convenient position, 350 metres from the Cathedral, this friendly B&B offers well-presented rooms and serves a full-Scottish, cooked breakfast

well-appointed accommodation with shared kitchen facilities set in peaceful countryside a short drive from Tomintoul and Lecht Ski Area

5 minutes drive from town and very close to the beach, this elegant, well presented guest house is run by a friendly and knowlegeable owner

set in a beautifully restored, former mill owner's residence, built in the 1880s, this stunning B&B features spacious, well-appointed rooms

set in a charming eco-village, this friendly, family-run B&B promotes sustainable and healthy living and is a short walk from Findhorn Bay

in the centre of the 'malt whisky capital of the world', this cosy B&B offers chalet-style rooms and hearty breakfasts to set you up for the day

in a peaceful spot on the edge of town, this cosy B&B offers traditionally furnished rooms and a self-service, continental breakfast buffet

a traditional guest house, praised for warm hospitality and homely comfort, quietly situated near the high street of this historic "whisky" city

an exceptionally well-presented B&B, a short walk from the banks of the Spey and offering relaxing accommodation in a recently converted bank

with just a 10 minute stroll into the town centre, this well-presented B&B provides comfortably furnished rooms and a kitchen for guests' use

warm and friendly hosts invite you to their cosy, stone-built terrace B&B, two minutes walk from the sea and offering a cooked Scottish breakfast

Elgin's shops, restaurants and pubs are on the doorstep of this basic, few frills accommodation with rooms in the main house or motel style

stay in beautifully appointed rooms that are decorated in a contemporary style and enjoy coast and sea views from the rear of this cosy B&B

a peaceful exploring base set amidst rolling farmland ideally placed to discover the Malt Whisky Trail and the Moray Firth coastline by car

features light and spacious rooms tastefully decorated with antique and French period furniture; breakfast is prepared using local produce

situated within a 5 minute walk from Lossiemouth's beautiful East Beach and 10 minutes walk from pubs and restaurants in the marina area

situated a short walk from the centre of this Speyside village and a good base for the Malt Whisky Trail and the Speyside Way walking trail

a delightful town house, with a wealth of charming original features, set in a large mature garden within a short walk of the town centre and station

get of the beaten track at this peaceful retreat situated in a scenic spot between Dufftown and the edges of the Cairngorms National Park

a traditional Edwardian villa well placed for Elgin's shops, restaurants and leisure facilities; breakfast is prepared using local produce where possible