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Hayfield Apartment - Moray
9.5 60 reviews

Hayfield Apartment

apartment, Lossiemouth
Hayfield Apartment is situated in Lossiemouth, just 800 metres from Lossiemouth East Beach and 1 kilometre from Lossiemouth West Beach, making it perfect for enjoying the seaside. The apartment has received excellent ratings for cleanliness, location and overall experience.
This 2-bedroom flat, covering 48 square metres, comfortably accommodates up to 3 guests. It features a fully equipped kitchen, free Wi-Fi, parking, a tennis court, and is pet-friendly, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
2 Seafield Place - Moray
10 8 reviews

2 Seafield Place

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This Portsoy apartment is located just a short walk from a shop and a pub, making it ideal for exploring the charming coastal town. It consistently receives excellent ratings for cleanliness, location, and overall user experience.
The two-bedroom flat comfortably sleeps four guests and features a well-equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, a cosy living room with a woodburning stove, and a private enclosed garden with decking and furniture. Enjoy the convenience of roadside parking, a secure outbuilding for storage, and easy access to local amenities.
The Bothy, Nethy Bridge - Moray
9.2 32 reviews

The Bothy, Nethy Bridge

apartment, Nethy Bridge
The Bothy, a self-catering apartment in Nethy Bridge, is a short walk from Abernethy Golf Club and a 7km drive from Boat of Garten Golf Club, offering a peaceful location near nature trails.
This one-bedroom flat, boasting 18 square metres of floor space, sleeps five guests and includes a fully equipped kitchenette, private parking, Wi-Fi, a garden with outdoor seating, and a washing machine.
Royal Deeside 1 Bedroom Self-contained 'Bothy' - Moray
10 248 reviews

Royal Deeside 1 Bedroom Self-contained 'Bothy'

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This charming cottage is located just 6 miles from Ballater, in the heart of Royal Deeside, offering a peaceful escape surrounded by stunning natural beauty. It has consistently received excellent ratings for location, cleanliness and overall experience.
The self-contained annexe sleeps two guests in one bedroom and bathroom. The cottage offers a cosy living space with a log burner, a fully equipped kitchen, a private garden, bike storage and washing facilities, as well as fresh eggs from the farm.

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Frequently asked questions about lodges in Moray

  • Which attractions shouldn't be missed in Moray, Scotland?

    For a taste of Moray's history, you absolutely have to see Elgin Cathedral, a stunning example of Scottish Gothic architecture, and Spynie Palace, the ruins of a medieval bishop's palace. If you're interested in whisky, a tour of a Speyside distillery like Glenfiddich or Macallan is a must. For something different, explore the Findhorn Foundation, a community dedicated to ecological living and spiritual growth.
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  • Are there any items you should pack specifically for visiting Moray, Scotland?

    Pack for all types of weather, as Moray can experience changeable conditions. Waterproof and windproof outerwear is essential, even in summer. Comfortable walking shoes are a must, as you'll likely be doing a lot of exploring on foot. Don't forget sunscreen and insect repellent, especially during the warmer months.
  • What are the best lodges with a pool in Moray?

  • Does Moray, Scotland host any well-known festivals?

    Moray doesn't have one single massive, internationally renowned festival. However, numerous local events happen throughout the year. The Speyside Whisky Festival is a significant event for whisky enthusiasts, attracting visitors from around the world. Many smaller, local festivals celebrate aspects of the region's heritage and culture, so checking local event listings closer to your travel dates is advisable.
  • What are the best lodges with a jacuzzi in Moray?

  • How can you get to know Moray, Scotland's culture by connecting with the locals?

    Visiting local pubs and inns is a great way to meet people. Many smaller villages have community events and markets; attending these offers a chance to interact with residents. Consider staying in a bed and breakfast; this provides opportunities for conversation with the owners and a more personal experience of the region's hospitality.
  • What are the best lodges for families and kids in Moray?

  • What are the best unusual attractions in Moray, Scotland?

    The Findhorn Foundation, with its focus on eco-spirituality, is certainly unusual. The Clava Cairns, a fascinating Neolithic burial site, offers a glimpse into Scotland's ancient past. For something quirky, you could explore the numerous whisky distilleries, each with its unique history and character.
  • What are the best pet friendly lodges in Moray?

  • Which restaurants offer the best local food in Moray, Scotland?

    That's subjective, but many highly-rated restaurants in Moray focus on fresh, local produce. Look for establishments using ingredients sourced from the region's farms and fisheries. Checking online reviews and local guides will help you find places that suit your preferences. Many smaller, family-run pubs also serve excellent traditional Scottish food.
  • What are the best lodges with parking in Moray?

  • What are the best nature spots to visit in Moray, Scotland?

    The Cairngorms National Park, partly within Moray, offers stunning scenery, including mountains, lochs, and forests. The Speyside Way, a long-distance walking route, provides access to beautiful landscapes. Along the coast, beaches like Lossiemouth offer stunning views and opportunities for birdwatching. For a more tranquil experience, explore the numerous smaller lochs and glens scattered throughout the region.
  • Does Moray, Scotland have clean air and pollution-free environments?

    Relatively speaking, yes. Moray benefits from its location, with large areas of open countryside and less industrial activity compared to some other regions. Air quality is generally good, but air quality can vary depending on weather patterns and proximity to populated areas or roads.

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