Dalrachney Lodge Hotel, Carrbridge

Dalrachney Lodge is a former Hunting Lodge dating from 1845 set in 3 acres of land with the River Dulnain running alongside. The Lodge is approached via the tree lined riverside driveway. Following a change of ownership in Spring 2013 a considerable refurbishment programme is being undertaken and has already seen the 1850s Hunters Lodge completely refurbished with 2 new en-suite bedrooms and self-

catering accommodation. Some have Savoir beds with a zip and link configuration. All rooms have Egyptian cotton linen and Floris toiletries. The Hotel is situated in the historical village of Carrbridge described by Queen Victoria as "the jewel of the North". There is, in the museum, at Fochabers, a dog cart used by King George V during his stay at Dalrachney Lodge. The property retains its original pitched pine woodwork and high corniced ceilings. The new furnishings are in keeping with the character of the Lodge. In the cooler months log fires in the delightful Lounge and cosy Bar provide a warm welcome. Situated within the Cairngorm National Park in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, Dalrachney is an ideal base for a memorable break. Enjoy breathtaking scenery, abundant wildlife, and numerous year-round outdoor activities including mountain biking (The Lochs and Glens Route National Cycle Network 7, one of the major Sustrans cycle routes passes through Carrbridge) walking, fishing, shooting, golfing, bird-watching, skiing and snowboarding.