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"Nice large clean room in a good neighborhood. Food was very good also. "

"Great hotel, staff were great and friendly, great town to have as a base camp for scotch tours etc."

"Beautiful character hotel, plenty of parking and a steam railway next door. Check-in was friendly and very efficient, the room was clean and very comfortable, and dinner was excellent- really tasty and a good choice of dishes at a fair price- one issue; put the main course on a plate- the bowl makes it tricky to use a knife and adds nothing to the dish (on the plus side, at least it wasn't on a slate or an old breadboard!). Breakfast was individually cooked and tasty, but I should have liked more than the one and a half mushrooms- next time I'll ask for a couple more! Overall, this was as near a perfect stay as one could reasonably hope for; all the staff were friendly and efficient and my small observations are not meant to detract from my visit in any way. I am looking forward to going there again later this year."

"Nice room. God size and updated bathroom. Good breakfast. Nice 40 minute walk to town on old railway path."

"Very nice hotel, great service, very friendly "

"Perfect place to explore Dufftown and Craig. The staff are helpful and eager to make sure everything is just right. Highly recommend the Sunday Roast and Whiskey Room. "

"Gorgeous cottage in Glenlivet. We loved the peacefulness and you are surrounded by animals and greenery - not to mention the little creek at the back! We would definitely stay again!"

"Steven and Ginnie were really friendly and made great suggestions about what to see and where too go. Breakfast was great it felt very nostalgic to have Scottish kippers . Thanks so much"

"Beautiful exterior and garden area, close to town. Unfortunately the 2nd floor room was hot enough to melt my recently purchased chocolate that was on the desk. Was about 80 to 85 degrees and there is no air-conditioning. The staff brought up a fan after multiple requests which we propped in the window that could only open about 6 inches. Contributing factors may have been the full hotel (and heat rising on a 60 degree day) or the exposed HOT to the touch pipe at the baseboards that went into the radiator (which was turned off). Rough night sleep where we debated sleeping in the lobby or going elsewhere about 10:30 PM."