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Garden Park Guest House
Guesthouse
Grantown-on-Spey
Highland
Relax and enjoy a Highland Holiday, discover Speyside Scenery and the Challenge of the Cairngorms.
A warm welcome awaits you in Grantown-on-Spey, in the beautiful Highlands of Scotland and the elegant yet homely Garden Park Guest House. Built in 1868, quietly situated in 1/2 an acre of well stocked attractive gardens close to Grantown Golf Course, Speyside river walk and pine forests. Only a minute away is the High Street with its attractive range of family owned shops and eating places. High quality accommodation - for business or pleasure. 6 en-suite centrally heated bedrooms.
IDEAL FOR EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS
** We speak Italian, German and English **
To do:
Grantown Museum and Visitor Information Point
Grantown Golf Club – A beautiful 18 hole golf club
Anagach Woods – There are miles of woodland walks in these community owned woodlands. The longest waymarked route is the red route which is 5.5 miles.
Town Square and High Street – We have a wonderful town square and high street, with lots of independent shops and cafes, as well as stunning architecture dating back to the 1760s. Follow the Grantown Trail Map around our historic town.
The Therapy Suite
Viewpoint Walk –The walk takes approximately 1.5 hours.
Highland Kilt Makers – Visit a traditional Highland Kilt Maker’s shop in our High Street.
High Street Merchants – Art gallery featuring many local artists. Also serves great coffee!
Craggan Outdoors – For the adventurous, activities include archery, par 3 golf, foot golf, disc golf, kayaking, gorge walking, and many others.
The Old Cemetery – Fascinating to visit this old cemetery right on the River Spey.
Mountain Bike Trails – Hire mountain bikes from BC Bikes in the Town Square
Fishing and Walking on the River Spey – Starting high in the Cairngorms and going out to sea at Spey Bay (172km long), the River Spey is is important for salmon fishing and whisky production.
Old Spey Bridge – Built in 1754 as part of the military road from Coupar Angus to Fort George (near Inverness) and damaged in the big flood of 1829, it is a lovely bridge closed to vehicles.
Grantown East – Built at the site of the old Grantown East railway station, this is a cultural and heritage centre with a lovely café in the original rolling stock. Great pizzas from a proper pizza oven!
And a lot of other things ……
Facilities
Internet
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WiFi
Themes
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City Breaks
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Skiing
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Walking
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Active and Adventure
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Family-Friendly
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Fishing
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Cycling
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Groups
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Golf
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Romantic
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New Year/ Hogmanay
Coronavirus Information
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Good To Go
Languages Spoken
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Italian
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German
Location
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Village Location
Accessibility
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Level access to one or more bedrooms
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Accessible Parking Or Drop-off Point
Dietary Options
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Vegetarian
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Vegan Meals Available
Features
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Shower
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TV Lounge
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Hairdryer
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Television
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Lounge
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Fridge
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Garden
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Fireplace
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Private Bathroom
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Ensuite
Payment Methods
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Cash
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Cheque
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Credit Card
Transport and Parking
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Parking
Children
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Highchair
Catering
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Breakfast Included
Awards & Schemes
What's Nearby
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