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Hilton Grand Vacations is recognised as a leading, global, vacation-ownership company and provides exclusive services for more than 285,000 Club Members around the world. Our three Scottish Highland resorts are located in Royal Deeside, Aviemore and Dunkeld. Set amongst some of the most breathtaking scenery, natural beauty and fascinating history, our well equipped lodges, sleeping two to eight persons
Lynsey Mclean — I loved staying here I saw wee little rabbits and they were lovely and cute and I loved the pool
Situated four miles east of the picturesque Deeside Village of Ballater, the Cambus 0'May Hotel provides a haven of peace and tranquillity, yet affords direct access to the A93 Aberdeen to Perth road. Set in sixteen acres of attractive wooded grounds the hotel overlooks the River Dee and the hills beyond. The Hotel, which has been owned and run by the McKechnie family for over quarter of a century
Peter & Jennifer Henry — Rooms were beautiful and very clean. Very quiet. Highly recommended
Being a former Victorian hunting lodge, built in 1746, Gairnshiel Lodge has been a longtime favorite of royals, hunters and travelers alike. Two hundred seventy years later, we - a Belgian family that fell in love with the idyllic Scottish Highlands - discovered the lodge. The most distinctive feature of Scotland's history is probably that of clanship and the predominantly Highland clans. It's in our
John McMahon — What a remarkable place. Hilde and Eric make you feel right at home in this incredibly designed lodge that perfectly balances
Set in the heart of Royal Deeside, within the Cairngorms National Park, the Auld Kirk is a fine example of a Victorian Scottish Free Church building. Sensitively converted in 1986 to a small hotel , the Auld Kirk has built a reputation for good food, comfortable accommodation and a warm welcome that is the hallmark of Scottish hospitality.
Josh Shinner — Great spot. Excellent rooms, delicious breakfast and both Helen and Kevin were lovely and super helpful. Would definitely
Stylishly renovated, Darroch Learg has a special ambiance with large-windowed spacious rooms and a confident but understated style. The name is Gaelic and translates as 'the oak wood on a south-facing hillside'. The ground floor of Darroch Learg has two light and spacious sitting rooms with wood-burning stoves, comfortable chairs in which to relax and read a book, have a game of chess or even play
Anya P. — What a great spot! Hotel room was very pleasant, bright, clean and homely feeling and dinner was delicious. There is a tasting
Braemar encapsulates everybody's picturesque ideal of Scotland - fairytale castles, snow capped mountains, fast flowing rivers, unique wildlife ancient pine forests and the unique Braemar Gathering. The village itself has a long history dating back to the 8th century when the King of picts built a wooden fort (Doldencha) near to the site of the existing Braemar castle. There have been several castles
Steve Allchin — What a lovely area to have this Hotel with its relaxing comfortable Lodges. We stayed in one their Lodges for 4 nights and
Built in the early 1900??s, Balgonie House lies on the outskirts of the village of Ballater in the heart of one of the most beautiful and unspoilt areas of Scotland. Unsurpassed for privacy, with no passing traffic, this Edwardian-style Country House is a haven for those who enjoy peace and tranquillity in a traditional setting.
Hayley Harper — They have cockroaches and when I tried to ask for my money back they refused the lady tried picking a fight with me which