Moray Bed & Breakfasts Guide

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

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 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

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

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

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

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 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

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

"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

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