Hazelhurst Lodge B&B in Aboyne

About Hazelhurst Lodge B&B: My name is Alison Moyes and I would like to personally welcome you to my family-run bed and breakfast.

My simple hope is that you find your stay as relaxing and comfortable as possible.

I have three bedrooms to offer: two double rooms and a twin.

All rooms are fully en-suite and provide you with tea and coffee making facilities.

For the technically minded, Hazelhurst rooms boast fully digital LCD TV’s. Free wireless broadband internet access is provided throughout the house. Printing, photocopying and fax facilities are also available on request.

Breakfast is a relaxed affair, with a full traditional Scottish breakfast on offer, although continental or special-diet alternatives are available on request.

Should you choose not to venture too far, the guest lounge offers a cosy environment to settle into with the crackling log stove to keep you warm.

Surrounding area: Welcome to Hazelhurst Lodge Bed and Breakfast.
The attractive village of Aboyne is situated in the heart of Royal Deeside around 30 miles from Aberdeen. The village has evolved around the large village green since being laid out in 1676, where now the famous Highland Games are held annually in August, attracting visitors from all over the world.

Situated at the “Gateway” to the Cairngorm National Park, Aboyne boasts a fine selection of facilities, an excellent 18-hole golf course, bowling green and tennis courts. There are a vast number of outdoor pursuits available in the area including hill walking, horse riding, gliding and fishing. Close at hand to the village are the beautiful Glen Tanar Estate and Wildlife Centre, and to the north are the Lumphanan Peel Ring and the Tomnaverie Stone Circle.

During the colder months Aboyne is within easy reach of the winter sports facilities at both Glenshee and the Lecht.

Lying on the doorstep of Aboyne are both the “Castle Country” of Deeside and Donside and the “Whisky Trail” including Speyside offering a boundless Scottish flavour to the delights of the Grampian region.