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Isla Bank House
A good location for a stress-free holiday in Keith, Isla Bank House is a bed and breakfast surrounded by views of the garden.
Chapelhill Croft
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Chapelhill Croft offers accommodations 5 mi from Keith. Free private parking is available on site. You will find a kettle in the room.
The Annex Keith Self Catering WiFi Private Parking bkng
The Annex Keith Self Catering WiFi Private Parking bkng is located in Keith, just 10 miles from Huntly Castle and 17 miles from Elgin Cathedral.
Tullich House
Featuring garden views, Tullich House in Keith features accommodations and a garden.
The Dowans Hotel of Speyside
Set high above the village of Charlestown of Aberlour and overlooking the River Spey, this elegant country hotel is an ideal venue for shooting and fishing, and for whiskey-lovers.
The Seafield Arms-Cullen
The Seafield Arms is a boutique hotel with chic rooms in the center of Cullen on the Moray Firth Coast and on the North East 250 Route. Free WiFi and free onsite parking is available.
The Mill House Hotel
Located in Buckie, 12 miles from Elgin Cathedral, The Mill House Hotel has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.
The Royal Oak Hotel
Located in Cullen, 21 miles from Elgin Cathedral, The Royal Oak Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Victoria Hotel
Featuring a bar, Victoria Hotel is located in Portknockie in the Grampian region, 21 miles from Elgin Cathedral and 24 miles from Huntly Castle.
The Gordon Arms Hotel
Located in Huntly and with Huntly Castle reachable within a 13-minute walk, The Gordon Arms Hotel has a garden, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
What Guests Said About Keith:
- 6.0Scored 6.0
The town is very historic but seems to lack the vision other...
The town is very historic but seems to lack the vision other towns in Scotland seemed to have found. The main street could be more ornate to capture attention of people passing through (as well as encourage better usage or street front property) and the commercial street behind the Main Street is not easily found or accessed…. Might be best to make a parking lot at the park on south end and make the commercial street a walking venue with ornate and historic flavor to attract both local people and travelers….BBryantUnited States of America - 8.0Scored 8.0
A good array of local and National grocery shops either side...
A good array of local and National grocery shops either side of the river, including a large Tesco. The Indian takeaway is also a big plus! The local shops and bakeries were all great. Great mainline train service down from Inverness or up from Aberdeen, plus the quaint heritage line from Keith Town station to Dufftown. Keith is well placed to explore the NE coastal towns and villages, across to Aviemore or Glenfarclas distillery (shameless plug for them), or indeed into Aberdeenshire.
IainUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
I was staying there to go to the Dufftown Highland Games.
I was staying there to go to the Dufftown Highland Games. I'd heard that it was a very friendly occasion where most people there were locals. That's just how it was. I had a really splendid day, never having been to such an event before, it was better than I could have imagined.
LesleyUnited Kingdom
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