The Best Moray Pub Accommodation

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

this traditional seaside inn has been elegantly refurbished, and receives high review scores for the high quality rooms and convivial atmosphere

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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