This is a very classic, old school hotel. Very nice, but old. I can imagine it as a very busy place during hunting season and this would be a wonderful place to base expeditions out of. My wife and I were just there to enjoy the area and do whisky tours. We enjoyed our stay, although it is somewhat pricey. more

I have fancied staying at this hotel for quite some time having heard about its famous Quaich Bar. I am sorry to say that I found it a big disappointment. It seemed to be yet another of those british hotels surviving on its past glories. I do have to qualify this though by saying that the hotel was one of... more

Along with my wife and family I stayed at The Craigellachie Hotel for 1 night in November. The main attraction for us was the famous Quaich Whisky Bar, which sadly turned out to be the only negative point of our stay. The Hotel is in a wonderful location surrounded by beautiful countryside and is a 2 minute walk from the... more

The Craigellachie hotel, with it's famous Quaich bar is a must visit destination for anyone with even a passing interest in Whisky. But I'm not sure that it's worth the cost. For an expensive hotel, there was no one to assist with bags. The first room we were put (235) in was right on the adjoining road and was incredibly... more

Stayed here for two nights whilst visiting familty and friends in the area. Hotel has a good reputation and is in a superb location but there is significant room for improvement. Had a huge room overlooking the river which was nice and clean, but the (twin single!) beds were impossible, lumpy, bumpy with polyester filled duvets & pillows. Hardly slept... more

stayed for two nights room was lovely although a little small nice magazines for light reading relaxing weeked ideal for romance food was unbelievable staff couldnt do enough whisky bar is a treat if you are a whisky lover i'm not but i tried one just for the hell of it - bootiful! gay friendly no problems great area of... more

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