Such a nice place to stay. Warm hospitality, great food and a cosy well stocked bar. We look forward to going back
Do not stay here If it is cold outside and ask for the portable heater. The receptionists are really nice though. With the gist out of the way I want to go into further details as to why I cant recommend this hotel. I stayed there in November for 2 nights, as far as the breakfast room goes I seemed to be the only person staying there. My room was as far from the entrance as possible for some reason (2nd floor) but that didnt matter. When I came into the room it was quite cold (15°C at best) so I checked for open windows, nothing. Luckily in the reviews someone mentioned a portable heater which I asked for at the reception and got it. The room was also interesting, it was the first room I saw where you cant activly Lock your door, the light in the room is positioned on one side of the room. Thus I got the room to roughly 18°C and stopped the portable heater since the build-in heaters should continue to work right? NOPE. From the second night I figured out that the heaters will get shut down in the night at around 10-11pm. And turn on at around half past 6. Shutting of the heating when it gets colder outside is the opposite of what people did in the medieval times when they threw another log in the fire, which is why I cant fathom that decision. In the first night I woke Up at 6 am because it was freezingly cold. 8-10°C at best, it was so cold I could see my breath fogging. That was also the night I caught a cold that lingered for 1 1/2 weeks. In the second night I left the heater running and the room only got a few degrees colder which was okay. The breakfast was good, you get what you ask for, nothing more ans nothing less. As mentioned, the people at the reception were kind and understanding. The 2 stars are only because no one there warned me about the freezing temperature in the room, I got sick and I cant fathom the idea of risking residents health just to maybe safe a few quids.
You can stay in the flashest hotels and leave feeling like part of a tourist production line. And you can stay at a private hotel where the proprietors welcome you...are interested in where and what you want to see and do and help you get there. Mark ticked all the boxes. Conversation and attention making our stay at Seyside Hotel our must enjoyable during our 3 week tour of the UK. The restaurant offered the best Scottish traditional menu options s we have seen so far. Lucy is a clever chef. I loved the large bathroom and suite. The spacious bar and lounge area. People make it. I'm disappointed we couldn't stay longer.
We went for a meal. It was a great dining experience with fancy food. The price was at our higher end and a 10% service charge applied to the bill. The service was good and it was busy.
The Speyside Hotel is a beautiful, historic gem in a quaint town, nestled in the Highlands. The building is quite lovely; clean, well maintained and has also been updated and decorated well. Our room was very large with plenty of space to relax in and the bathroom was spacious and modern. The staff was very friendly and helpful, especially the dinner staff. They were full of playful banter and recommendations of things to see and do, not only in the area but for further along on our trip. My wife and I happened to be celebrating our 20th anniversary on one of the nights we were there and really enjoyed our supper. The drinks were strong, and all of the food was delicious and well prepared. My compliments to the chef and kitchen staff. We will most certainly return for a longer stay at the Speyside the next time we are in Scotland.
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Grantown-on-Spey, Morayshire, PH26