The hotel’s 12 comfortable en-suite rooms are fitted with TV and tea and coffee making facilities. A lounge bar, public bar with games area and small dance floor complete the picture. Evening meals are available to residents, on request. All ingredients are prepared fresh, daily, using only the best of local produce. All rooms are en-suite, comprising of 3 single, 2 twin, 5 double and 2 family rooms. Well behaved pets welcome by prior arrangement. High Season (Apr 1st-Oct 31st). Low Season (Nov 1st-Mar 31st) excludes Xmas New Year. Family Room (Sleeps 2 Adults, 1 Child). Telephone: 01261 842242

Site last updated Feb 2008. The Boyne Hotel, Portsoy. ***** NEWLY REFURBISHED ***** This cosy hotel, situated in the heart of the bonnie seaside village of Portsoy, boasts 12 en-suite bedrooms and a popular Public/Lounge Bar. Evening meals are available to residents, on request. All meals are prepared using only the finest, locally sourced, produce. As The Boyne Hotel is to Portsoy - so Portsoy is to the beautiful Moray Firth Coast, lying approximately 56 miles between Aberdeen and Inverness. Home to the famous Portsoy Marble with its lovely sandy beach, its stunning 17th Century Harbour and Loch Soy, it makes an ideal base for those wishing to explore the delights of the North East of Scotland. A popular area for Golf with 10 local Golf Courses to test your skill. Try Fishing, Sailing or Pony-Trekking. Spend time exploring the Whisky, Castle and Coastal Trails. Go dolphin watching or follow the Speyside Way footpath from the coast to the shadow of the Grampian Highlands. Visit Royal Deeside to encounter superb highland scenery. Watch Ospreys fishing at the mouth of the River Spey. Every year, Portsoy plays host to. The Scottish Traditional Boat Festival. (June 21st-22nd, 2008). A great weekend of fun and entertainment for all the family. Follow the link above for details. enquiries@boynehotel.co.uk. Whatever your interests, Beryl and Dave, at The Boyne Hotel, will be certain to make your visit to the area, more enjoyable, at any time of year. The Boyne Hotel, 2 North High Street, Portsoy,

Visit Portsoy’s 17th Century Harbour, where you’ll find the Portsoy Marble and Pottery Shop as well as superb views out to sea. Take a walk along the coast, build sand castles on the local sandy beach or go boating on Loch Soy. Moray Firth Wildlife Centre at Spey Bay provides a unique opportunity to see some of Scotland’s most incredible wildlife - including bottlenose dolphins, ospreys, seals and otters. In addition, the reserve at Spey Bay is a favourite spot for bird-watchers. Play golf at any one of 10 local Golf Courses, including Championship Courses, or try your hand at Pony Trekking, Sea Angling, Curling or Bowls. famous factory at Fochabers, sampling the fare as you go. in Elgin, founded in 1797, famous for it’s Cashmere garments. ] [Places to Visit] [

Portsoy lies approximately 56 miles from both Aberdeen and Inverness, on the beautiful Moray Firth Coast. Fly or take the train to Inverness or Aberdeen. For example, a flight from Luton to Aberdeen takes just 90 minutes. From Aberdeen Airport or Railway Station, make your way onto the A947, out of Aberdeen towards Banff and then take the A98 to Portsoy. From Inverness Airport or Railway Station, follow the A96 to Fochabers and then take the A98 to Portsoy. Journey time is 1-1/2 to 2 hours. The Hotel is sign-posted off the main road. 01261 843770 or 07970 043355. Local Train Stations www.thetrainline.com. Aberdeen: 01224 898989 Inverness: 01463 222222

 Conference and meeting room
 Dinner may be served in the room
 Heating
 Licensed bar
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Parking lot
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Phone at reception
 TV sets in rooms
 Common room with a TV set