Elgin Bed & Breakfasts Guide

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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