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House Accommodation in Aviemore
Ravenscraig is a 12 bedroomed guest house situated on the main street
of Aviemore, in the heart of the Cairngorm National Park.
Offering everything you would expect from a four star property and that little bit extra.
Beautifully decorated throughout and offering a warm welcome with Highland hospitality, Ravenscraig provides the perfect location for enjoying the wealth of outdoor pursuits in the area.
Easy walking to the bars, restaurants, shops and travel links -there is plenty of parking and free wi-fi available throughout the house.
Aviemore is also an ideal base for exploring the stunning landscape
of the Scottish Highlands, but if you just want to relax and 'get away
from it all' our peaceful house can provide the right atmosphere for enjoying
your stay at a more leisurely pace.
Finding the right holiday accommodation can be a difficult choice.
Ravenscraig Guest House Accommodation
Scottish Guest House in Aviemore. Whether you are traveling on your own
or with family and friends, They have accommodation to suit:
single rooms
double rooms
twin rooms
family rooms
ground floor rooms, one specifically designed for wheelchair access
They even offer a king-size sleighbed...
In every room you will find a kettle, Fair-Trade drinks and local shortbread
as well as stunning views from every window in the main Victorian house.
The bonus of staying in the 'chalet' rooms at the rear of the main house,
is your own porch and front door onto the garden/parking. They have provided
decking and outdoor seating to enable you to make the most of the glorious
Highland weather!
Ravenscraig Facilities
Each room offers
Tea and coffee facilities
Hairdryer
Television
Wine glasses and tumblers
Free Wi-Fi throughout
Each ensuite offers
Spacious tiled rooms with powerful showers
Quality Neutrogena shampoo, rainbath, body lotion and shower cap
Fluffy white towels on heated towel rails
Bathrobe and facecloths
On request
Iron and ironing board
Corksrew and ice
Laundry facilities (small charge)
Loan of a laptop (small charge)
Guest Lounge
Cosy log fire and a large variety of books to suit all tastes
Local ordanance survey maps, bike trail maps, and walking routes
Local tourist information to help plan your days
Menus for local restaurants
Generally
Drying room
Ski/snowboard store
Lockable shed for bikes
Garden, picnic table and outdoor seating - but mind the VERY friendly
chickens!
Free Wi-Fi throughout
Ski bus stop outside
Room specifically designed for wheelchair access
Green Tourism Award (silver)
BREAKFAST
Breakfast is 'the most important meal of the day' and therefore
we try to make it the most interesting too..
As well as the usual Scottish suspects we also introduce a few unusual
'specials' to the menu such as
Fruit compote to the Highland porridge
Poached eggs on a toasted muffin with grilled bacon
Lightly scrambled eggs to the Scottish smoked salmon
Dried fruit compote, fresh fruit and a selection of yoghurts are always
available on the buffet
Because we care - all the eggs are free range and the tea and caffeine
coffee are Fair-Trade. The marmalade is traditionally hand-made in small
batches at Moniack Castle near Inverness. The bacon, sausage and award
winning black pudding all come from a local butcher.
Activities:
If you are fishing ask about our home smoking for your catch
- then eat it for breakfast!
aviemore - The Local Area. Activities to enjoy in this beautiful and unique
region of Scotland include fishing, golfing, skiing, walking, hill climbing,
bird watching, touring, Highland gatherings and much more.
Eating Out
Golf
Walking
Mountain biking
What's on in the local area
Skiing/snowboarding/winter climbing
Wildlife
Visitor Attractions
Whisky and Castles
Green Tourism
Location:
By Road
North by the A9 from Glasgow, Perth, Stirling and Edinburgh.
South From Inverness on the A9, turning off at the 1st Aviemore turning
– driving into the village and through the main street, Ravenscraig
is situated towards the North end of the village on the left hand side.
From the East The A95 runs straight into town you can join it at Crainellachie,
from Elgin, Keith or Dufftown. The road in from Forres and Nairn over
the Dava Moor, to Grantown-on-Spey, is one of the most picturesque wilderness
routes. For variety traveling from Royal Deeside through Tomintoul, via
Grantown-on-Spey to Aviemore, exposes you to some of the best views in
the eastern Highlands. Driving South through Aviemore, Ravenscraig is
situated on the right hand side opposite the war memorial.
By Air
Inverness airport is only 39 miles from Aviemore and has regular
links to many UK cities and some service to the continent, with a link
bus to Inverness and a regular service from Inverness to Aviemore. Alight
bus/coach at Aviemore and Ravenscraig is a short 7 - 10 minute walk away.
Email Ravenscraig Guest House enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
