Thursday, 26 January 2023
Royal Oak, Seatown, Cullen, Morayshire
Wednesday, 16 February 2022
Royal Oak, Seatown, Cullen, Morayshire
The Royal Oak is a stone’s throw from the beautiful sandy beaches of Cullen Bay in Morayshire. We are a family-run hotel offering the very best in guest accommodation, as well as a cosy bar and popular restaurant. The hotel is nestled between the famous viaduct and the historical fishing village of Seatown.
All of the guest rooms have been tastefully decorated and furnished, with your comfort in mind. We can accommodate all guests, so whether you are a solo traveller, couple, friend or family, we look forward o welcoming you.
Our hotel restaurant is open to residents and non-residents. We have light lunches, afternoon tea and evening meals available, showcasing the very best in local Scottish produce. On the menu, you will find locally caught fish, shellfish, Aberdeenshire beef, free-range pork, lamb and venison from our own property in the Great Glen. We cater to dietary requirements and have vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free menu choices.
At the end of the day, why not retire to our cosy bar. We stock a fine range of malt whiskies, craft gins, draught beer and real ale on tap. A good wine list is also available, offering whites, reds rose and bubbles from around the globe.
The Royal Oak is an ideal stopover for those travelling along the NC250, MC100 or the Moray Coastal Route or for those who wish to spend a few days in this stunning part of the world. The area offers an abundance of activities, such as golf, dolphin watching, sea angling, sea kayaking, cycling and walking. Take time to browse around the many antique shops in Cullen and take in the breathtaking views over the Moray Firth. A short drive away and you are in the heart of Speyside Scotch Whisky distilleries.
Wednesday, 13 March 2019
Royal Oak, Seatown, Cullen, Morayshire
All of the guest rooms have been tastefully decorated and furnished, with your comfort in mind. Room amenities include: En suite facilities with complimentary Scottish Soap Company toiletries, free Wi-Fi internet access, flat screen TV, fluffy towels, hairdryer & a beverage tray with tea, coffee, bottled water and shortbread.
All guests are welcome, so whether you are a solo traveller, couple, friends or family, they look forward to welcoming you.
The hotel restaurant is open to residents and non-residents. Light lunches, afternoon tea and evening meals are available, showcasing the very best in local Scottish produce. On the menu, you will find locally caught fish, shellfish, Aberdeenshire beef, free range pork, lamb and venison from the owner's own property in the Great Glen. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten free and dairy free menu choices are available.
At the end of the day, why not retire to the cosy bar? It stocks a fine range of malt whiskies, craft gins, draught beers & real ale on tap. A good wine list is also available, offering whites, reds, rose and bubbles from around the globe.
The Royal Oak is an ideal stopover for those travelling along the NC250, MC100 or the Moray Coastal Route or for those who wish to spend a few days in this stunning part of the world. The area offers an abundance of activities, such as golf, dolphin watching, sea-angling, sea kayaking, cycling and walking. Take time to browse around the many antique shops in Cullen and take in the breathtaking views over the Moray Firth. A short drive away and you are in the heart of Speyside Scotch Whisky distilleries.
Wednesday, 13 May 2015
www.thebandbdirectory.co.uk Bay Tree House, Chideock, Lyme Regis, Dorset
Bay Tree House offers comfortable guest accommodation situated in the village of Chideock near Lyme Regis in Dorset.
We are open from mid February to the 5th November and we serve scrumptious cream teas and lunches during the season.
The small but well served village of Chideock has a shop, two pubs serving local beers and food, and of course a cream tea garden! There is a children's play area and recreation ground nearby. The beautiful and dramatic coastal scenery at Seatown is only a short walk away where the Anchor pub overlooks the beach. Parking is available at either the pub or an adjacent car park.
In the village and surrounding area there are many good places to eat, fresh seafood being a speciality. The area is a walker`s paradise! If you are feeling energetic how about a walk up Golden Cap, the highest point on the whole of the south coast at 191 metres, with spectacular views in every direction.
Slightly further a field to the east, just over two miles away, is Bridport. This little market town has retained the charms of a bygone era with lots of independent traders and shops providing a truly local service. Markets days are held on a Wednesday and a Saturday each week.
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