Elgin

The royal burgh of Elgin, the administrative and commercial centre for Moray Speyside, was founded in the early 12th century by King David I of Scotland when there was a castle on Ladyhill. The medieval street pattern can still be seen in the core of the historic town.

Johnstons of Elgin have been experts in the world’s finest fibres for over 225 years, crafting exquisite luxury products in our own Scottish mills. We now invite you to join us in an immersive experience at our Elgin mill, where our family business has worked with natural, renewable, biodegradable fibres since 1797. Witness the techniques […]

Victorian Guest House with many traditional features and private off road parking. Close to the centre of Elgin with its many shops, restaurants and attractions. Within walking distance of the train station and very near Dr Gray’s Hospital and Elgin leisure centre. We provide spacious accommodation in comfortable en-suite rooms, three of which are on […]

The Sunninghill Hotel stands imposingly within its own grounds, a short walk from the historical centre of Elgin in the county of Moray in the Northeast of Scotland. The Sunninghill is the perfect destination for business, pleasure, or any special celebrations.  A Victorian house which has been extensively renovated over the years the Sunninghill provides […]

The Lodge Guest House, Elgin, is described as ‘One of the outstanding town houses of Elgin’ Located in a quiet conservation area and is only a 5-minute walk from the Town Centre and the Railway Station. We have a variety of bedrooms, all with warmth and comfort in mind to make you feel special. Breakfasts […]

Situated in the Laich of Moray and surrounded by fields and woodland, our two cottages offer you peace and tranquillity but with plenty of activities close by. Winnow and Gable Cottages are set well back from a country road with easy access and spacious parking. Our guests particularly enjoy the lovely walks and the wide […]

Pluscarden has been a haven of tranquility and hospitality for hundreds of years. It still houses the 12th Century Benedictine Abbey the only permanently occupied Abbey in Scotland. Around the Abbey in the vale of St Andrews farming and crofting has been carried out for even longer. Many of the former crofts were abandoned over […]