Grantown has always been a tourist destination since Queen Victoria visited in 1860 and the coming of the railway from the south in 1863. Several grand granite villas and hotels were built to cater for the ever-growing number of tourists that came to stay for extended periods over the summer. Grantown was recommended for the fresh air, the fragrance of the pine trees and the climate.
Today the railway has gone and there are fewer hotels but what remains is a range of accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets.
The Grant Arms Hotel https://www.grantarmshotel.com/
The Garth Hotel
http://www.garthhotel.com/
Speyside Hotel
http://thespeysidehotel.co.uk/
Firhall
www.firhall.com
Strathallan
www.stayatstrathallan.com
The Spey
www.thespey.co.uk
The Dulaig
https://www.thedulaig.com/
Craggan Mill
Glen Beg Bunkhouse
Grantown Caravan Site
https://www.caravanscotland.com/
To view more types of accommodation in Grantown and Strathspey please look at
Visit Scotland. https://www.visitscotland.com/info/towns-villages/grantownonspey-p236941
Strathspey Tours are able to collect and return you to all these accommodation providers if you wish to take a full or half day tour in Strathspey, Inverness, Moray and the Cairngorms National Park.
