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- Muir of Dinnet Nature Reserve
- Rob Roys Cave & the Burn o Vat
- Braemar Highland Games
- Gordon Highlanders Museum
- Malt Whisky trail
- Grampian Castle Trail
- Aberdeen City & Shire
- Cairngorm National Park
- Balmoral Castle
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Loch Kinord hotel
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The Lounge and Whisky Bar
The lounge at the Loch Kinord is a large airy room with lots of windows including a large bay window to the front and glass doors leading to the garden. The lounge has comfortable sofas in front of the large fireplace and also informal seating where you can enjoy a light lunch or dinner. When the weather is fine there is additional seating on the lawn.
The lounge makes an ideal private room for a large party or dance - contact us for further information.
Adjoining the Lounge is the whisky bar, which boasts a fine selection of Scotland's malts and Scottish beers. The bar also features an open fire for those colder days.
Our Restaurant
The hotel has just become one of the few hotels in the Grampian and Royal Deeside area to achieve the AA Rosette award for excellence in its cuisine. Our elegantly decorated restaurant was recently refurbished to give a more formal, yet relaxed environment, in which to enjoy our menus. There is also an open fire, which, together with the candlelit tables, gives the ideal venue for a romantic meal or special occasion.
The Gardens and Grounds
Originally laid as a croquet lawn and extending the whole length of the west side of the hotel is a large garden and decked patio area, with tables on the lawn. When sunny the garden gets sunshine most of the day and makes a pleasant spot to enjoy a bar meal or drink. We also have the facility to offer barbecues.
The exterior of the hotel is covered in ivy which changes colour as the summer progresses and at the front is a large sprawling clematis. The garden is bordered by rose bushes and other colourful shrubs - any advice to the owner (and amateur gardener) would be appreciated.