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Ben Rinnes View

With open views to the surrounding Highlands of Scotland, the log cabin is set within enchanting grounds.

Follow the path at the end of the garden and you will find yourself on the Speyside Way; a 50 mile footpath that leads from the Moray Firth, with its beautiful beaches and fishing villages, through to the stunning Grampian

For lovers of wildlife, look out for Pine Marten, Red Squirrel, Red and Roe Deer, Otters and up above, Ospreys and even Golden Eagle. A trip to the Scottish Highlands Wildlife Park is a real treat where you can see the UK’s only two Polar Bears and a range of both native and exotic animals ranging from Amur Tigers to beautiful Red Pandas.

Why not visit the RSPB Osprey Centre at Loch Garten to see fantastic views of these magnificent birds on the nest.

For art lovers, explore the Scottish Highland’s many galleries and if you want to try your hand at something new, the owner can arrange for you to throw a pot, create textural embroidery, learn to spin, dye wool, felt, knit and even make your own designer buttons!

Ben Rinnes View is located on the Whisky Trail of Speyside, the only malt whisky trail in the world! From here you can follow the trail through the Scottish countryside to seven working distilleries.

Finally, don’t forget a trip to the Moray Firth Coastline, rated one of the best coastal destinations in the world by National Geographic. Offering windswept cliffs, rocky shores, wide sandy bays, fishing villages and long sheltered inner firths, here you can follow in the footsteps of Kings, Romans, Vikings and even Dinosaurs. You may even see some of the biggest Bottlenose Dolphins in the world that live in these waters.

Sorry but we regret we are unable to accommodate children under the age of 15 years or pets.

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Accommodation & Facilities

The cabin is equipped with a modern microwave/combination oven, satellite TV, DVD player, inclusive Wi-Fi broadband, toaster, kettle, egg boiler and electric heating.

We offer secure cycle and sports equipment cleaning and storage facilities .

The modern bathroom has an instant heat shower cubicle and there are two double bedrooms, both with double beds.

The lounge and kitchen offer contemporary fittings along with a warming wood burner in the lounge.

Please note there is a Combination Oven/Microwave for cooking purposes, rather than a traditional Oven with Hob

The owners, Sally and John, live adjacent to the cabin and are always happy to help in any way they can to ensure your stay is an enjoyable one.

Features

• Wood burning fire
• Stunning views towards Ben Rinnes
• Linen and Towels included
• Enclosed Garden

All bed linen and towels are included in the price, as are electricity and logs for the wood burner.

The holiday home is stocked with a starter supply of washing up liquid, toilet rolls and other kitchen and bathroom supplies.

A deposit of 25% of the total tariff is requested in advance. The balance is payable 6 weeks prior to the commencement of your holiday (or by arrangement for short notice bookings).

Bookings are from Saturday 3pm to Saturday 10am within the summer season.Short breaks are available out-with the summer season. Short breaks dates and prices can be checked on the availabiluty calendar.

There is off road parking space for 2 cars beside the house.

No smoking is permitted within the holiday home.

A refundable good housekeeping deposit of £50 will be required as part of your final balance payment.

Tariff & Prices

Prices shown are for available weeks only and are the standard price for full occupancy. Occupancy discounts and special offers may apply. To check Availability and Prices, with any applied discounts, click on Check Now button and choose your desired dates with number of guests staying. The pop up box will provide a final price quotation.

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Location & Directions

From the A95 just North of Ballindalloch and South of Aberlour, take the B9138 at Marypark, signposted Knockando. Follow this down to the River Spey and up the other side to a T Junction.

Turn right here which is the B9102 and continue for just over half a mile. On the right hand side of the road, you will see a traditional cream cottage which is Bow Cottage where the owners live.

Pull into the drive to the left of Bow Cottage and park in the gravelled parking area.

Approximate journey times are as follows:

• Edinburgh - 155 miles - 3½ hours
• Inverness - 48 miles - 1¼hours
• Aberdeen - 65 miles - 1¾ hours

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Guest Reviews

Quietly located surrounded by lovely views. The log cabin in immaculate condition, like brand new, made of wood, very clean and can easily be classified ass 5* accommodation. It's got a very comfortable two double beds in two separate bedrooms, spacious kitchen area with a dining table and six chairs. There's a fridge/freezer, microwave with oven, kettle, egg boiler, and so on. There's different dishes and glasses, cutlery, anything you need really. Living room has got a log fire that has underlined the experience of our stay at the log cabin and there's a patio door to veranda where you can enjoy your breakfast while enjoying the nature or have a glass of wine and watch the sunset. There's also a TV with sky but who'd watch telly when you're in such a magnificent place. John who showed us around was really helpful with any requests and gave us directions to different places. I would recommend that place to anyone wanting to relax and enjoy a nice quite place with a class.
Mr G, Edinburgh

We enjoyed a great short break in Ben Rinnes View and particularly enjoyed our daily walks down to the River Spey and around the forest. The cabin was lovely and warm and the log burner made it very cosy indeed.
A & J

Ben Rinnes View does what it says on the tin – it truly gives you the most stunning view of Ben Rinnes, which we climbed one beautiful sunny morning. Took quite a while but totally worth it for the fantastic scenery, reaching right across to the Cairngorms.
Mr & Mrs S

A great place to tour Speyside and we feel we have only scratched the surface of what there is to explore, so we will definitely be back to stay in Ben Rinnes View, which was really homely. The outlook from the patio across the hills to Ben Rinnes was mesmerising.
Mr & Mrs H

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