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We knew when we saw this property with it’s wonderful views to the Cromdale Hills that it was something special. It had all the necessary features in place for us to create a bright and spacious bed & breakfast with a contemporary Scottish feel. We truly welcome all of our guests into our beloved home.

Grantown on Spey is a convenient location for many due to the variety of wonderful things on offer in this area. Experiences range from golfing, distillery tours, castles visits, fishing, river and loch walks, a multitude of outdoor pursuits and of course, the majestic Cairngorms.

We are conveniently situated about three minutes from the town’s museum and local tourist information office, which are both just located off the High Street.

Hailing from the Highlands, we bring a bit of our history to the property. We have chosen to name our rooms after Scottish Clans that have a personal meaning to us, through birth, marriage and our home.

Upon historical research of the property, we found an old advertisement for the hotel during Mrs. Stirling’s ownership. Over five decades later, we still have the same ethos about ensuring excellent customer service for our guests.

Under personal supervision and every effort is directed towards your holiday happiness.

We would love to welcome you to The Spey – Bed & Breakfast whether it be for work or pleasure. We wish you a pleasant stay and an enjoyable time in this idyllic area of outstanding natural beauty.

Neil & Anne MacDonald

We are conveniently situated about three minutes from the town’s museum and local tourist information office, which are both just located off the High Street.

Under personal supervision and every effort is directed towards your holiday happiness.

We would love to welcome you to The Spey – Bed & Breakfast whether it be for work or pleasure. We wish you a pleasant stay and an enjoyable time in this idyllic area of outstanding natural beauty.

Neil & Anne MacDonald

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Guest Lounge

Our guest lounge personifies our contemporary Scottish style and offers a warm welcome to all. All of our guests are free to use the lounge as long as they desire. The guest lounge has additional beverage facilities provided. It is a spacious and stylish room with several different areas. Guests are open to socialise with others, have some quiet time or partake in board games amidst a cosy fire lit setting.

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Dining Room

Breakfast, the most important meal of the day, will be served in our welcoming dining room. As dietary requirements can vary, we cater for all at The Spey - Bed & Breakfast. Please advise upon booking of any dietary requirements you may have and we will happily cater for your needs.

Mar 18
Open For Bookings
Updating/refurbishment program: Our ground floor has a strong contemporary Scottish identity with Tetrad Harris Tweed lounge furniture mixed with antiques alongside scenic and Scottish artwork. We have a variety of books on a multiple of subjects ranging from golf to distilleries including the local favourite, The Spey: 25 walks from source to sea by K R Fergus and the ever popular classics, The Broons and Oor Willie. The guest dining room theme is based around Scottish maps. This includes maps of the local area and an interactive map for guests to utilise. A vivid collection of whiskies and glassware can also be found within. Our hall is a modern take on Scottish memorabelia consisting of kilts, sporrans, fishing and Scottish regiments. Our guest rooms are luscious and opulent each with their own colour scheme. Four of our five rooms have beds from the renowned 'And So to Bed', combined with 'Vispring' mattresses.
Sep 17
Modernisation
A lot of modernisation had previously been done to the property from 2001. This continued with a mixture of refurbishment and updating along with a new fire system and car parking. They retained as many of the original features as possible. The doors into the rooms are still original (with a change to comply with current fire regulations) and the keys for the Dunvegan Hotel are still in use, although now Clan named.
Aug 17
Ownership Change
Change of ownership to return as a Bed & Breakfast. The name was changed to ‘The Spey’ due to our location and also not to confuse internet searches, where ‘Dunvegan’ has most links to the Isle of Skye.
2000
Private Residence
The house changed hands to become a private residence.
1963
Dunvegan Hotel
In 1963 it became the Dunvegan Hotel. The hotel was AA, RAC and RSAC approved and had several owners over the years, including Mr & Mrs Stirling and Mr & Mrs Walker. Trips offered included salmon fishing on the Spey or loch fishing along with skiing from Christmas to Easter. Folk dance nights were held here as well as Strathspey Thistle's AGM's. A few locals also remember coming here for Christmas Dinner.
1935
Sold
Sold by the Dowager.
Pre 1935
Owned By
Owned by the honourable Caroline, Countess Dowager of Seafield.

Neil & Anne MacDonald

Guest Lounge

Dining Room

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The Spey - Bed & Breakfast

Mar 18

Open For Bookings

Sep 17

Modernisation

Aug 17

Ownership Change

2000

Private Residence

1963

Dunvegan Hotel

1935

Sold

Pre 1935

Owned By

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