Come and enjoy a restful stay in our large traditional stone built home. After a busy day touring or on Business, Coynachie Guest House offers everyone an opportunity to relax and unwind. Located in a tranquil wooded valley, the ancient Silver birch trees were supplemented with Coynachie Darroch Wids (woods planted circa 2002) with a fine selection of native trees. Coynachie Guest House offer fresh clean air, peace and quiet, restful and comfortable rooms along with a tasty home cooked breakfast in the morning, wake rested and ready to start the next day of your journey!
Coynachie Guest House is surrounded by young native broadleaf trees Oak, Silver Birch, Rowan, Juniper, Scots Pine, Alder and Hazel. Easy walks through the woods and wild flower meadow are lovely to explore whatever the seasonseasons. Beyond Coynachie lies The Clashindarroch Forest, which is one of the best snow holding forests in the country and has many Nordic skiing, walking and mountain biking trails.
Easy access to Whisky, Castle (Clan Gordon) and Coastal trails and National Trust and Historic Scotland properties. Monthly Farmers Markets; Portsoy Boat Festival; Highland Games; Ceilidhs; Keith and Turriff Agricultural Shows, Huntly Hairst Food Festival all offer lots of local produce and local entertainment. Huge number of Ancient Standing Stone (Maiden Stone) and circles; lots of Golf courses. Walkers and cyclists are very welcome and we offer storage and drying facilities. Huntly offers easy public transport links to Aberdeen and Inverness. Electric charging points are available in several locations in Huntly.
Local attractions include:
- Agricultural Shows - Keith & Turriff (summer)
- Brander Public Library
- Coastal - Villages, sandy beaches, rock pools, clffs, bird watching
- Deans of Huntly Shortbread - Shop, Bisto and viewing gallery
- George MacDonald Trail
- Glendronnach Distillery
- Highland Games (summer)
- Huntly Castle
- Huntly Golf Club
- Huntly Nordic Ski & Outdoor Centre, short training courses, equipment hire
- Huntly Pipe Band
- Leith Hall and Garden
- North East Falconry Centre
- The Bin & Bennachie Forest Trails
- The Tin Hut - music sessions (various dates)
- Town walking trails, country rambles and local hill walks
- Whisky shops and festivals (Speyside various dates)
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