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aim is to…'provide you with a quality outdoor activity experience
utilising the natural heritage of Royal Deeside and the Cairngorms
National Park'
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This district is further down the Glen from Deeside towards Aberdeen and has a much more agricultural and forestry orientated economy. Access to Aberdeen and the main routes North and South from here is quicker but nowhere is really that far away! The coastline of the North East is pretty spectacular in places and well worth a visit with some rare or endangered species choosing to breed here.
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Banchory Lodge Hotel. |
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Privately owned and supervised, Banchory Lodge Hotel offers superior accommodation in an idyllic riverside setting. The fresh flowers and open fires are welcome features to enhance the homely atmosphere. The accommodation is traditionally decorated and furnished and includes three four poster and spacious family rooms. many of the 22 bedrooms have river views, all are en suite with tea and coffee making facilities.
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Maryculter House Hotel. A warm Scottish Welcome awaits you in this charming privately owned Country House. Set in beautiful Landscaped grounds, nestling on the banks of the River Dee in Royal Deeside, home to Scotland's Castle, Golf and Whisky Trails. |
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Dating from 1225, and once home to the Knights Templar, this quality privately owned country House is located in a tranquil setting on the banks of the River Dee on Royal Deeside. Only a short 45 min drive from Glenshee and the Eastern Cairngorms, Maryculter House Hotel is perfectly situated to explore over 14 Munros, the most famous being Lochnagar and the stunning Royal Deeside as well as the famous 'Granite City' of Aberdeen.
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Arbuthnott Holiday Lets. |
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The old village school has been converted and divided into three luxury two-story houses called "Sunset Song", "Cloud Howe" and "Grey Granite". because of the design one is not aware of anyone else being around. They all have the same number of rooms but the layout and decor is different in each. |
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