All Ballater hotels

Located just a short distance from Ballater in the village of Dinnet, the hotel has 10 bright and comfortable en-suite bedrooms with colour TV. and hospitality tray. Renowned locally for its food, the hotel offers a variety of meals.

This fine former church has been tastefully converted, enabling retention of the original features. The Auld Kirk Hotel is the place where you can really relax and recharge your batteries.

Furnished to the highest standards, Glendavan House offers 3 beautiful suites, each combining bespoke and antique furniture, Victorian features and luxurious fabrics with state of the art, modern facilities.

Surrounded by the spectacular natural beauty of the Cairngorms National Park, this luxurious 4-star country house hotel boasts excellent leisure facilities, including a lagoon-shaped indoor pool.

The historical character of the hotel contrasts well with the modern facilities found in all of the comfortable guest rooms – all en-suite with bath or shower, and completed by TV, telephone and hospitality tray.

The Loirston Hotel is a quiet rural property, ideally placed to visit Balmoral Castle and Crathes Church. There are many activities to enjoy in the area such as golf and hill-walks in the local town of Ballater.

Historic 18th century inn with Mineral Springs. A comfortable well appointed hotel and self-catering accommodation Rooms, Residents Dining by arrangement, Self-catering Cottages and Classic Motor Cycle Tours.

This late Victorian residence is set within an acre of grounds in picturesque Ballater, Royal Deeside. Comfortable bedrooms are individually decorated, all with en suite bathrooms. Most double rooms have king size beds, one of which is a four-poster.

At The Glen Lui Hotel there is a spacious restaurant, welcoming bar, a peaceful residents lounge and 19 non smoking bedrooms with private facilities. The lounges and bedrooms are very comfortable and well equipped, and there are a number of executive suites.

Virtually hidden from the general public for over 50 years, the Loch of Aboyne was constructed in Victorian times to serve the needs of a select few, today everyone can now enjoy this beautiful and historic part of Royal Deeside. The Lodge on the Loch offers fantastic bed and breakfast in a tranquil setting.