Located in Fraserburgh and with Newburgh on Ythan Golf Club reachable within 30 miles, The Saltoun Inn has a garden, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
Located in Fraserburgh, 30 miles from Newburgh on Ythan Golf Club, Findlay's has accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Stewart Henderson
United Kingdom
Friendly staff, clean facilities and large room size. Food portions are massive for dinner.
Signature Apartments in Fraserburgh offers accommodations with free Wifi 30 miles from Newburgh on Ythan Golf Club, 22 miles from Delgatie Castle, and 27 miles from Haddo House.
Providing a garden, Unique Garden Centre Country Cottage features accommodations in Fraserburgh. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.
Ryan
United States of America
The owners were great. The kids had space to run around outside. Rooms were comfy, and the small resteraunt there had amazing breakfast for a great value.
>Ban-Car Hotel is located on the A90 in Lonmay. The property has an outside seating area and small garden. Public Bar / Lounge / Function Hall / 20 Rooms with attached bathroom.
Kieran
United Kingdom
This was a fantastic hotel and I cannot fault anything.
The staff were super friendly and helpful, my room was a lovely size and very clean and comfortable. I really liked the homely feel I felt from the hotel and the room itself.
Door to the Shore - Seafront Cottages in Sandhaven has accommodations with free WiFi, 22 miles from Delgatie Castle, 28 miles from Fyvie Castle and 29 miles from Haddo House.
Located in Strichen, 24 miles from Newburgh on Ythan Golf Club, White Horse Hotel has accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar.
Crazy Diamond
United Kingdom
Free parking and free wifi. The room was clean and comfortable. The shower was very good. The staff were very friendly and the breakfast was basic but decent.
Other than the Lighthouse Museum - definitely well worth...
Other than the Lighthouse Museum - definitely well worth the visit Fraserburgh it's self didn't have much. The Beach is lovely but had so many dead birds on it due to Bird Flu - I counted 3 puffins, 2 cormorants, 20 + razorbills, and 30+ guillemots on a 3/4 mile stretch of the beach, Council says it's not up to them to clean beach. but for visitors and locals alike, not a pretty sight. Fraserburgh is a working fishing town and should be respected for that.
Nikki
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
Born and raised in Fraserburgh,we’ve seen many changes over...
Born and raised in Fraserburgh,we’ve seen many changes over the years. Some businesses have closed but there are new ones coming into the town. There is a great beach which can lead you on to some of the small fishing villages on the coast. It is a great base for exploring the north east corner of Scotland with beautiful coastline and also inland farm land.
Moira
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Highly recommend a visit to the lighthouse museum, which...
Highly recommend a visit to the lighthouse museum, which includes a guided tour and demonstration of the Stephenson lighthouse and how it works. There are quite a few stairs to climb, but the view from the top is excellent. We also visited some of the fishing villages nearby. Lots of picturesque, old buildings full of character. We spotted some dolphins off the coast. We enjoyed a friendly chat with the locals in the beer garden, which is a sun trap.
Karen
United Kingdom
4.0
Scored 4.0
An old fishing town, still actively so, but has the air of...
An old fishing town, still actively so, but has the air of being run down. There appears to be very little to do there, regardless of age or interest.
Saying that, there beach to the east of the town is expansive and relatively clean. It was good to take a couple of hours walking out across the beach and back.
Food choices are OK, but nothing special.
If I were heading back to this part of the country, I would be looking at staying somewhere different, where there might be more points of interest, and probably closer to the Cairngorms and/or Inverness.
Steveallisonauh
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
The beach is golden sand, the harbour can be a busy place...
The beach is golden sand, the harbour can be a busy place early mornings.
Weatherspoons always has really good meals on offer. Great fish and chip shops and family bakers.
You can walk around Fraserburgh easily, however, you really need a form of transport to go further afield.
Eileen
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Fraserburgh is a small town with not a lot of shops in the...
Fraserburgh is a small town with not a lot of shops in the centre but there is an asda tesco home bargains and a few other stores available. There is a lovely beach where you can have nice walks, and also a harbour.
Not a new hotel, but room was fine with a recently refurbished bathroom. Food was excellent. Inclusive breakfasts very good as were dinners we had in their dining room during our stay. Location was good for visiting close-by old fishing villages which have a charm of their own. Also visited Troupe Head to see largest mainland Gannet colony in UK. Quite a sight. All staff friendly and obliging which makes for a positive experience.
Lots of free parking in the Square at the front. The menu in the restaurant has lots of gluten free options which was good for my wife. Food was excellent and even had gluten free sticky pudding. The whole hotel was clean. Breakfast was also really good with a good variety of cooked meals. Staff were all friendly and helpful.
a beautiful house and perfect location for Rathen and Fraserburgh which is where I needed to be. I couldn’t believe how lovely it was when I arrived and Terri was wonderful when my journey didn’t go to plan and I was a lot later than expected. fantastic value for money and I would recommend to everyone - thank you!
A lovely large room with a really comfortable bed that gave me great nights sleep .... until 0600!
Located in centrally in Fraserburgh with free overnight parking out the front of the accommodation between 1800-0800.
The bar staff were very polite and accommodating.
the staff was extremely friendly and helpful. the location was ideal for seeing the north coast of Aberdeenshire and the little village of Rosehearty is lovely. We were delighted by the delicious and varied menu in the restaurant, we ate there both nights of our stay.
Beautifully laid out flat, superbly set up kitchen with adequate crockery and pans for cooking during a long weekend away.
Lovely rural location, farms dotted all around.
Good location for accessing areas like Fraserburgh and Peterbrugh
The food was quite good but being yanks our tastes and preferences are different altogether. The pub was a lot of fun! The location is outstanding. Absolutely loved the history behind the hotel; very unique
The hotel was in a good location. Pay parking in front was affordable. I liked how you needed a hotel key to use the elevator. The breakfast and coffee were good. Lots of choices.
The staff were very friendly and welcoming. Owner gave us a lift to the leisure centre on our first night there. Hotel was very clean. Beds were very comfy i had the best sleep ever.
The hotel was ideally situated not far from the town centre. It was clean and the on site restaurant was just perfect. Well worth a visit! Not too far from the harbour either.
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