Just returned from visiting the hotel for one night in mid jan 2006. We had heard great things about the hotel and decided to try it for one night as part of the offer where you buy the room and the dinner is free - bit of a con as you end up spending the same anyway! I've given the... more

The Criagellachie Hotel was a disappointment – I stayed in the mini-suite that was overpriced and uninspiring. Service was reasonable but I found the hard sell in the whiskey bar a bit too much. I would have much preferred to stay another night in the Castle Hotel than here. I wouldn’t recommend when better options are nearby but if you... more

My partner and I visited the Craigellachie for just one night in November 2005, in between stops in London (Le Meridien Piccadilly Hotel), Edinburgh (Balmoral Hotel), and Paris (Pavillon de la Reine). This was actually my second visit, having previously visited in May 2004 with a buddy and having absolutely loved the hotel. Our experience on this visit was the... more

We stayed at the Craigellachie Hotel in October 2005. The room was beautiful, spacious, and full of nice amenities. The public areas were full of character and charm. But the real gem of this hotel is its staff - they went out of their way to make our experience at Craigellachie truly enjoyable and memorable. The bartender was friendly and... more

Just stayed for five nights at the Craigellachie Hotel and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Close proximity to golfing, hiking, horseback riding, fishing, and scenic drives are taken for granted. What we didn't expect was the over-the-top friendliness and professionalism displayed by each and every one of their well trained staff, or the spacious and comfortable communal areas in the hotel. It's... more

For an foreigner visiting Scotland, this one has it all. A great setting in the Spey Valley right on the whisky trail (Glenfiddich distillery 5 miles), a cosy bar which has no fewer than 500 brands of the local product, a Taste of Scotland restaurant, lots of wood panelling, stags' heads, and tartan. The hotel is from a different era,... more