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Each of our rooms provide a homely and comfortable feel, all are en-suite and all have tea/coffee making facilities and televisions. During your stay stroll along the stunning, golden expanse that is Nairn beach with it's beautiful vistas across the Moray Firth and beyond or, since we are in 'whisky country', why not enjoy a dram from our fine collection of Scottish malts. Whatever your fancy you can find it all at the Braeval Hotel. |
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*Ensuite rooms. King size beds. Sea views. * Scotland's Best & Welcome Host certificates. * Reviewed in Stevensons Scotland's Good Hotel & Food Book. * Meals recommended by A Taste of Scotland. |
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The Claymore is more than just a four star small hotel. Open for lunches and superb dining throughout the year in both its luxury lounge bar or newly refurbished restaurant it has become a favourite for both residents and locals for an evening out or a special occasion. Well trained staff complement the amenities to ensure your stay in the award winning small golfing hotel of the year 2006 will be a great one! |
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A superb family hotel set in its own secluded surroundings away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Overlooking the Championship course (venue of the 1999 Walker Cup). The hotel has 25 bedrooms all with private bathroom. Putting green, tennis court, games room and heated outdoor swimming pool. |
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The Covenanters' Inn offers 14 comfortable bedrooms (double, twin, triple and family rooms) all with en-suite facilities, colour TV, direct-dial telephone and central heating. One bedroom has been adapted for disabled guests. All rooms are on the ground floor. |
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