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This small, ancient town sits stoically above the fast-flowing River Dee close to a number of forest walks. One path takes the visitor to the top of 1,000ft Scolty Hill, which has a monument to General Burnett, an officer in the Napoleonic Wars. His home was L-shaped Crathes Castle, a 16th century tower house said to be one of the finest Jacobean houses in Britain. Looking more like a chateau, it contains the Room of Nine Nobles, the Room of the Muses and the Room of the Green Lady - all famous for their painted ceilings. Its four-acre garden contains an ancient yew hedge while an ivory horn that once belonged to Robert the Bruce hangs in the Great Hall.

The sweet-smelling Ingasetter lavender distillery is a popular attraction here while the Brig o' Feugh is an 18th century bridge over a dramatic gorge.

Here we try to offer a wide selection from budget to luxury hotels, guest houses, bed and breakfast, B&B accommodation suitable for holidays, vacations or business travellers in Banchory or surrounding areas.

Places to stay in Banchory...

GABLE END

B&B

73 High Street, Banchory, Aberdeenshire, AB31 5TJ

Single £35.00, Double/Twin £30.00 per person
1 Single, 1 Twin/Double (1 En-suite, 1 En-suite shower)

A cosy bed and breakfast in the centre of this small Deeside town. The proprietor Mrs. Little is well versed in the requirements for an enjoyable stay. Warmth, comfort, a friendly welcome and good Scottish breakfast to set you up for the day. All rooms have Tea/Coffee making facilities, TV and Hairdryer available. Aberdeen and Royal Deeside in easy driving distance. Convenient for walkers and golfers.

Tel: 01330 824666
E-mail: June@GableEnd.eclipse.co.uk