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1. Tullochwood Lodges
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Website: Tullochwood Lodges (https://tullochwoodlodges.com)
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Description: Nestled within 28 acres of peaceful private woodland near Forres in Moray, Tullochwood Lodges offers 8 two and three-bedroom self-catering lodges surrounded by nature. The three-bedroom lodges feature conservatories overlooking the tranquil lochan, while all guests can enjoy the woodland setting and peaceful surroundings. Ideal for families, couples, groups and dog owners, Tullochwood’s central location makes it an excellent base for exploring local castles, the Moray Coast, woodland walks and the wider Moray and Speyside whisky regions.
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2. Ballin Dhu
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Website: Ballin Dhu (https://www.ballindhu.co.uk)
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Description: Positioned directly on the banks of the River Spey and the famous Speyside Way, Ballindhu is a character-filled highland escape. Thoughtfully styled to reflect the area's rich railway and whisky heritage—sitting on a former siding for nearby Cragganmore Distillery—this cosy lodge sleeps up to six and features modern comforts like a wood-burning stove and an EV charger. It’s a dream spot for outdoor enthusiasts, whisky lovers, and anyone wanting to experience the magic of the Speyside valley.
3. Glenburn Lodge
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Website: Glenburn Speyside (https://www.glenburn-speyside.co.uk)
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Description: Sister property to Ballindhu, Glenburn Lodge is a bright, single-level sanctuary that boasts uninterrupted, panoramic views over the River Spey and its historic lattice bridge. Sleeping up to six guests across comfortable, accessible rooms, it combines contemporary style with natural calm. With the Speyside Way right on your doorstep and world-renowned distilleries just minutes away, it is a fantastic, accessible base for families and groups exploring Speyside.
4. Moray Coast Cottages
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Website: Moray Coast Cottages (https://moraycoastcottages.com)
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Description: Moray Coast Cottages offers a curated collection of hand-picked, premium self-catering properties in stunning coastal locations like Lossiemouth, Portsoy, and Sandend. Whether you are looking for a romantic luxury getaway for two or a traditional harbour-village retreat, each property is finished to an exceptionally high standard. They provide an unbeatable home-away-from-home for travelers eager to experience dramatic sea views, local wildlife, and the rugged beauty of the Moray Firth coastline.
5. The Corner House, Hopeman
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Website: The Corner House Hopeman (https://cornerhousehopeman.co.uk)
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Description: Located in the heart of the picturesque coastal village of Hopeman, The Corner House is a spacious, family-friendly retreat just a short stroll from the area's famous sandy beaches and rugged rock pools. Comfortably sleeping up to 10 guests, it features fantastic social spaces including a large kitchen-diner, a cosy wood-burning stove, and a dedicated games/pool room. It’s an ideal choice for larger families or groups looking for a seaside adventure on the Moray Firth.





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