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Our top choices for Lossiemouth guest houses

The Pines Guesthouse

Elgin

Kalyani

includes taxes & fees

7 Aug - 8 Aug

St Michaels Guesthouse

Elgin

"What a contrast to my last hotel (Balmoral Lodge, Southport ). St Michael's was everything I want from a B&B and more. Beautiful vintage furniture, period features, immaculately clean, lovely owner, great atmosphere. Loved it and the presence of a coffee machine, a fridge and a balcony (looking over the garden) made this a great experience. . I was slightly worried about possible noise from the main road, but, even sitting on the balcony, it was surprisingly quiet. My only issue was the very...

Lona

includes taxes & fees

28 Jul - 29 Jul

Cardhu Country House

Aberlour

Laura

includes taxes & fees

28 Jul - 29 Jul

Craigellachie Lodge

Aberlour

Ekaterina

includes taxes & fees

10 Aug - 11 Aug

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Top Lossiemouth Hotel Reviews

The Old Coach House Hotel

8/10 Good

"The room was good value for the price. Had to go out for food service, but there was a 'chippy' and a Chinese restaurant close by. And it was quiet at night in the hotel. If I was intending to stay in the area, I would consider Old Coach again."

Golf View Hotel

8/10 Good

"I love the location and been staying here on and off for 20 years but just feel the price is a little steep nowdays for a single person, especially as they want to charge you extra for breakfast. Staff are lovely and can't do enough to help you. Always clean and tidy and they are doing upgrades at the moments"

Stotfield Hotel

8/10 Good

"Lovely location overlooking the coast, inside was charming although a little dated but with a bit of investment could be stunning. Booked a room with sea view and wasn’t disappointed, room furniture old but functional, bed was clean and comfortable. Main road directly outside but very little to no noise. The bathroom looked as though it had been modernised but was let down by a hole in the wall panelling and one side of the towel rail hanging off the wall. Breakfast offerings pretty standard, cooked items of bacon, sausage, eggs, beans, hash browns, mushrooms etc, cereals, yoghurt, juices and hot drinks. For a Saturday night / Sunday morning the hotel appeared quiet with only eight other people in the breakfast area. As we were there for only one night it was just a place to sleep really so can’t be overly critical. Lastly, the staff we encountered were all courteous, pleasant, and polite."

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