Craighurst Guest House in Keith, Moray, United Kingdom | Bed and Breakfast | Guest House | Guest Rooms | Boutique Guest House

Welcome in Craighurst Guest House in Keith. Craighurst Guest House (which means rough rock with fruit bearing trees) was built in 1902 and is set in Keith, Scotland in the United Kingdom. The lodge boosts many original features like high skirting, big fireplaces and stained glass windows. Surrounded by its own private woodland and terraced garden grounds it is the perfect place where you can unwind and relax.

Stylish stay, quality treat! Come to the heart of the Whisky Country and enjoy the historic town of Keith in Scotland. Follow the tree-lined drive and home in on a spacious, Edwardian town house. Escape to a beautiful country setting within a town.
Here at Craighurst Guest House you will feel at home and at ease. The house comprises four special themed Guest Rooms on the first floor. All the bedrooms have their own private en suite facilities and a ?cosy corner? where you can make some coffee or tea and sit down and relax.

For a quiet night in, or a lazy Sunday morning, you can enjoy peace and quiet in our real British lounge. An open fire, soft music, a good book and numerous board games are the perfect ingredients to make your night or day. Planning your day trip for the next day or watching a film; our lounge is your home base to come to.

A truly important part of your stay with us is our home cooked breakfast. In the Breakfast Room we serve you all the ?Goodies? you can think of. Fresh local produce cooked on a Rayburn stove will tempt your taste buds. For now we only reveal the ?Something Fishy? and our ?Eggspecialty?. Just come and try it all.

Craighurst?s next door neighbour is the picturesque Strathisla Distillery. But that will not be the only top-tip on your to see and do list. In Keith you can start the famous Whisky trail. Also the Castle trail, Coastal trail and Victorian Heritage Trail are just here to explore.

After a day full of Scottish pleasure, leisure and discoveries return back home again, where you can immerse yourself in one of our themed Guest Rooms. The Coastal Room feels like your own sea shaped marina. Dive in to ancient history in the rugged Castle Room. Feel pampered and glamorous in the Royal Room. Enjoy the pure atmosphere in the golden brown Whisky Room.

And when morning has broken; smell the most delicious fragrances coming from the kitchen stove. Your home cooked Scottish breakfast is about to be served. Just dig in!

Keith is a charming, historic town with authentic narrow streets. The town is divided in to Old and New Keith by the river Isla which runs down beneath Craighurst?s garden wall. With a history of cattle trade and textile heritage, the town of Keith still is a thriving community. Nestled in the Isla valley, bustling Keith has got four distilleries, numerous traditional shops, good restaurants, various signposted country walks and a Kilt School. Visit Keith & Dufftown railway and travel on ?the Spirit of Speyside? through spectacular Scottish scenery. Keith? the friendly town really is worth your visit.

Keith makes a captivating base for exploring the beautiful braes of the Aberdeen and Grampian Highlands. This part of Scotland (North East) is a land of unique heritage and surprising contrasts. Majestic castles galore and you can feel ancient history with many stone circles and standing stones to see. Enjoy the outstanding scenery of the Cairngorms. Discover Queen Victoria?s ?Dear Highland Paradise? in the Royal Dee- and Don side. Places like Ballater, Braemar and Aboyne are royal hot spots along your way.

City-life is just around the corner in Aberdeen, Inverness, Elgin and Grantown on Spey; great Scottish cities to explore and adore. Aberdeen the Granite city, Inverness the capital of the Highlands, Elgin with it?s ancient Cathedral and Grantown on Spey as the traditional home of the Clan Grant.

Dramatic cliff tops, broad sandy beaches and busy fishing harbours. The North East Coast of Scotland has many memorable seascapes and who knows? it is very likely that you will find a beach all to yourself. The coast is only half an hour drive away from Keith. Georgian town Banff with historic Duff House, lovely Lossiemouth beach, Buckie?s seals, dolphins and puffins and pure nature at Spey Bay reserve will be there for you to discover.