The Huntly Arms Hotel in Aboyne can be found in the centre of the picturesque village, surrounded by the beautiful Cairngorms Park and a stones throw from the River Dean. Probably the oldest coaching inn to be found in Scotland, the Huntly Arms hotel dates back to 1432 and has played host to Jacobite leaders and later to Queen Victoria, who often rested at the Hotel on her way to Balmoral.
Its central location in Royal Deeside makes it an ideal base to explore Nort East Scotland. There is the Castle Trail including Balmoral Castle, Aberdeen is less than 45 minutes away and the Whisky Trail is nearby as well.
The Huntly Arms has 50 en-suite bedrooms, recently refurbished, from most of which you can witness spectacular scenery.
Dining at the Huntly Arms Hotel is available in the Grill Room Restaurant which overlooks the landscaped gardens & Aboyne Park and offers a wide selection of fine dishes from their á la carte menu. To compliment your meal, consider treating yourself to a fine wine, choosing from their extensive collection.
The Huntly Arms Hotel in Aboyne offers great late deals and special offers on short breaks throughout the year.
Unless specified otherwise, prices are quoted per adult per night.
Childrens reductions are available, for more details see our terms and conditions.
Single Room Supplement £15.00
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The Huntly Arms has 50 en-suite bedrooms from most of which you can witness spectacular scenery.
At the Huntly Arms Hotel dining is available in the Grill Room Restaurant which overlooks the landscaped gardens & Aboyne Park and offers a wide selection of fine dishes from the á la carte menu. To compliment your meal, consider treating yourself to a fine wine, choosing from the extensive collection.
Dinner is served from: 6.30pm - 9pm
Breakfast is served from: 7am -9:30am (mon-fri) 8am-10am (sat-sun)
The Huntly Arms hotel in Aboyne provides a perfect base from which to explore the North East Coast of Scotland or for the more energetic, why not take one of the walking breaks and experience some of the most scenic walks in the area. Or perhaps a more gentle walk around Aboyne Park located next to the hotel
Pets welcome, with additional charges
There are no disabled rooms at this hotel and no lift, there are also no ground floor rooms and it is up 15 to 20 steps to the first floor.
Free to book
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