The Best Aberlour 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

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

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

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

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

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

a characterful riverside inn on the Speyside whisky trail; the excellent whisky bar is complemented by fine dining and elegant renovated rooms

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

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

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

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

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

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

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