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Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire, Scotland including The Davron Hotel, Ban-Car Hotel, Heath Hill Hotel, The Saltoun Inn, Cheers Cafe Bar & Tavern, Findlay's Hotel, The Masons Arms Hotel, Glebe House.
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1. The Davron Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 148 reviews
Our Hotel accomodation have newly been refurbished boasting all the modern facilities that are expected when you travel away from home either on business or on vacation.All of our rooms have Sky Television, tea/coffee making facilities, complimentary toiletries and ensuite toilets all fitted with power showers.Free Wifi is available throughout the Hotel.We have 5 Hotel rooms in total.
Great wee hotel in Rosehearty
Reviewed By johnbarrMy wife and I stayed in the Davron Hotel for three nights and we really liked the hotel. The room was clean and spacious and the staff were very helpful. The breakfast was also yummy with lots of options including a full vegan breakfast. All in all I would strongly recommend this affordable little hotel
2. Ban-Car Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 193 reviews
Lovely character hotel with an up to date touch. Family run and owned since 2000. Bar / Restaurant / Function Suite / Accommodation. Specialized in Weddings and large party meals and dances. Meals served daily 12 til 2pm then 5 til 9pm, 7.30pm on a Sunday, although we are closed on a Monday and Tuesday lunchtime. Our Sunday Carvery is very popular therefore booking is essential. Afternoon Teas are served from 12 til 4pm, again booking is essential. Good friendly atmosphere throughout.
Disappointed
Reviewed By PaddyblokeNot what it used to be - went for a carvery for the first time in ages and was quite disappointed. Vegetables were swimming in tubs of water and both them and the boiled/roast potatoes were clearly out of tins or packets - quite tasteless and poor texture. Kids meal was just processed stuff too - they could do a lot better. Service was friendly but not exactly great - had to ask for a kids menu twice and they were to bring bread/toast for us while we were waiting but it never showed up. We have been a few times over the years but left really disappointed and we are highly unlikely to return when you have such excellent and vastly superior alternatives available locally such as the Davron in Rosehearty. Shame.
3. Heath Hill Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 113 reviews
Country Inn with accommodation and restaurant. Ideal for business travelers or leisure. Good sized modern rooms, peaceful country location, large car park, wireless internet access and high definition TV. Informal bar and restaurant with fresh, good value food and wine. Rated as a 3 star Inn by Visit Scotland for a very good standard of facilities and service. single occupancy room including breakfast £ 69.50 double/ twin occupancy room including breakfast £ 79.50 Family room Including breakfast £ 99.50
Lovely family run hotel
Reviewed By 435barbsFrom Canada and Stayed here for six nights in april. Rooms are clean and spacious with nice bathrooms. The owners and the staff treated us like family. Breakfast and meals were excellent. The bonus was the highland cattle right outside our window.
4. The Saltoun Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 177 reviews
The Saltoun Inn is a listed Georgian building situated centrally within the historic fishing town of Fraserburgh. Built by a local mason in 1801, the building has long been an attraction for both visitors and locals alike. Recently renovated, the building retains much of its original architectural features, making for a welcoming environment whether staying or visiting. The hotel offers 11spacious en-suite bedrooms whilst also offering a fully accessible disabled bedroom and free wifi throughout. Due to its central location, the hotel is ideally situated for exploring all of what Fraserburgh has to offer including the beautiful award winning sandy beach and lighthouse museum. With a non-smoking beer garden, an eclectic food and drink menu and atmospheric dining bar serving food from 7am until 11pm, the Saltoun Inn is the perfect retreat for the entire family.
3 nights in Fraserburgh
Reviewed By Jacqui MDecided to go to the North of Scotland on a golfing/ancestry fact finding trip. We picked the Saltoun because of price, it's a 'Spoons and we haven't stayed in one before so we thought we'd give it a go. The room we had was teeny tiny (204) and we had to have a one way system round the room. Not sure why i had to have the smallest room when there were much larger rooms and I was staying for 3 days, but we did spend most of the time on golf courses/cemetery or in Spoons playing cards. Bed was comfy tho, we slept well! We had to leave the aircon on as the window did not open, which seems a bit daft to use up all that electricity when all i needed was a bit of fresh air. The bathroom was great, clean, excellent shower and fluffy towels. Food was a bit 'meh'. Edible...but only just. I had the pretend McMuffin on the first day and the next two mornings we headed to MaccyDs for real McMuffins. The drink however is very keenly priced and perfectly acceptable. I am curious tho as to why the carpet in our room was 1 inch short of fitting properly...
5. Cheers Cafe Bar & Tavern
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 49 reviews
Cheers Cafe Bar & Tavern is an awarding winning Cafe, Bar & Tavern. We have 6 luxury rooms available. We recently won the Best Bar None Gold Award in 2012, along with various other achievements.
Amazing barmaid
Reviewed By gemmamF6510DBDonatella is the kindest soul. A great barmaid and made me feel very welcome. Lovely place to stay. The room was very spacious and the breakfast was absolutely superb. Dinnwe was very very good also. Will definitely return.
6. Findlay's Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Findlay's Hotel offers eight tastefully decorated, spacious and comfortable rooms. All our rooms are en suite and include television and tea and coffee making facilities. Breakfast, to compliment your stay, is served in our bright, airy and beautifully decorated conservatory.
Good food - shame about the standards
Reviewed By ddlh69Arrived today for lunch - two couples. We were not asked for contact details on arrival as per COVID requirements.although there was a hand sanitiser station at the entrance. Staff were not wearing face coverings. The table was dirty and my wife asked for a cloth and had to clean the table herself although we were offered another table. Her chair was also covered in crumbs and there were peas on the carpets. Thank goodness the food was good as per usual, but the cleaning standards are well below requirements.
7. The Masons Arms Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Family run country hotel - modern affordable en-suite rooms,next door to golf course and beach. Friendly well stocked bar attached to hotel.
Hogmany stay
Reviewed By Clark IGreat little hotel with clean comfy rooms, en-suite bathrooms and a great bar downstairs. Probably the best little place to stay for the price on the east coast of Scotland. Great breakfast, friendly staff who even lent us their car for a day! Highly recommended.
8. Glebe House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
The Tyrie Manse “Glebe House” built in 1842. A large house built of solid granite having Scottish slate roofs with leaded ridges, a semicircular tower and unusual sixteen pane sash windows, Glebe House is located next to Tyrie Church and is conveniently situated adjacent to the main A98 Road 4 miles West from Fraserburgh and Inverness (90 miles). The house enjoys almost 2 acres of granite walled gardens, woodlands, a sacred Cairn ideal for exploring or a leisurely walk in the grounds after a long day viewing the sights and sounds of the surrounding area. We offer quality Bed & Breakfast accommodation with evening meals and packed lunches, both available upon request.
Northern Ireland vacation
Reviewed By m0gd0n6/25-26/2017 Gleb House nr Bushmills, Northern Ireland — Nick and Sylvia- Drove from Galway to Northern Ireland stopping in Londonderry. A great walled city--walls 20 feet thick. Gleb House is a large Georgian estate home in the countryside, 5 miles to Bushmills and 10 to Ballycastle. Large rooms, beautifully furnished in traditional furniture, finely decorated sitting room, dining room, entry hall, etc. Sylvia made beautiful strawberry scones. Nick was a wealth of information and loved to talk. He guided us to the Cellar Restaurant, on the diamond in Bushmill, for a fine dining dinner — we brought a bottle of wine back home and Nick helped us drink it. Get Nick talking about politics and you'll have an evening of entertainment. Dark Hedges from Game of Thrones nearby. Went to the Rope Bridge first on Monday--a good solid two mile hike...beautiful views over the Northern Ireland rocky coast. Then to "the most beautiful little harbor in the world" Balintoy Harbor. Beautiful. Then on to the Giants Causeway. Very disappointing after a mile down and back without seeing the geological bricks...pooped. Then discovered we can take the National Herritage bus down to the end and back for €2.00!!! Yeah!! Very interesting. Bonamargy Friary ruins 6/25 in Ballycastle, next to the Ballycastle Golf Club. Stopped also at Dunluce Castle ruins. Great views from the road. This is where this impregnable Castle, surrounded by water on three sides, ended its days, when one side of the cliff collapsed taking half the Castle, kitchen and 200 servants with it. Visited Marlborough Bay--an isolated and very narrow road to get there, but well worth the visit-would be fabulous for a picnic on a nice day. Had dinner at Central, a pub in Ballycastle. We did not enjoy the village of Bushmills much, but really enjoyed Ballycastle.
