Craiglea Guest House
Discovered - Visited - Endorsed
Craiglea B&B - Loads of off-street parking
Garden
Breakfast Room
Breakfast
Comfortable Double Room
Comfortable Twin Room
Spacious Deluxe Double Room
Spacious Family Room
Spacious Triple Room
En-suite BathroomClick on the thumbnails to view the larger image
Biker friendly bed and breakfast surrounded by mountains, rivers, woodland, castles, distilleries and FANTASTIC roads and scenery.
Craiglea Bed & Breakfast, in Braemar is a spacious, warm, biker friendly, family run guest house in the heart of Royal Deeside. Our location, surrounded by mountains, rivers, woodland, castles, whisky distilleries and FANTASTIC roads is perfect for touring and exploring some of Scotland's best Highland scenery.
Those ditching the bike for winter (or feeling particularly hardy!) will find Glenshee Ski Centre just a few miles South while The Lecht is 40 mins away.
Regardless of season, Aviemore is an hour and a half's ride away, through some amazing countryside.
2 night stay between 1st April and 30th September (excluding highland games) £72.00 per person (normally £37.00 per person per night).
3 night stay between 1st April and 30th September (excluding highland games) £105.00 per person (normally £37.00 per person per night.)
Stay for 2 nights at Craiglea Bed & Breakfast and get 25% discount on a round of golf at Braemar Golf Club. (Ring for details).
Please enquire for discounts if staying for several nights during the summer months. (Excludes Braemar Games Weekend).
All offers are with a minimum of 2 people sharing.
All special offers are not in conjunction with any other offers.
Please telephone 013397 41641 for singles and family offers.
Plan your route to/from Braemar with MotoGoLoco Maps.
Balmoral Castle is the Queen's summer residence and stands on the banks of the River Dee between Braemar and Ballater in the shadows of Lochnagar. The 50,000 acre estate was purchased by Queen Victoria in 1848 and is a major visitor attraction during the summer months.www.balmoralcastle.com
Braemar Castle on the outskirts of the village was built in 1628 by John Erskine,Earl of Mar and has been owned by the Farquharsons of Invercauld for the last 250 years. Recently the castle has been taken on by the community of Braemar with an ambitious restoration programme underway. The castle is filled with furnishings and personal memorabilia of the family and a secret corner that is home to Long John Silver and his creator Robert Louis Stevenson who wrote 'Treasure Island' in the village. www.braemarcastle.co.uk
The Linn of Dee is a narrow gorge on the river Dee about 6 miles west of Braemar. It is a local beauty spot and one of the main starting points for walking in the Cairngorms.
The Linn of Quoich is a narrow chasm on the river Quoich, and was a favourite place of Queen Victoria's.
The Lochnagar Distillery is one of the smallest working whisky distilleries in Scotland on the Balmoral estate. This is just a short drive away and makes a fine destination for that rainy day. www.discovering-distilleries.com
Braemar Highland Safaris. The modern visitors, unless they are hill walkers, normally see the the area from the bottom of the valley. They probably cannot imagine the beauty as seen by the birds flying high above.Now with the aid of BRAEMAR HIGHLAND SAFARIS the visitor too can venture into the heart of the mountains to enjoy the picturesque landscapes of mountains and lochs, see the wildlife and the plants which make the area so beautiful and interesting. www.braemarhighlandsafaris.co.uk
Please see our website www.craigleabraemar.com for other activeties in and around Braemar.
Plan your route to/from Braemar with MotoGoLoco Maps.