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Aviemore HotelsCorrour House was built in the Victorian era as a dower house by the Grants of Rothiemurchus. The Corrour House provides lovely 4-star country house accommodation, personally run by the owners Carol and Robert Still.

Set in a beautiful location amidst 4 acres of secluded gardens and woodland, it commands breathtaking views across to the Lairig Ghru pass and the magnificent Cairngorm Mountains.

Situated on the Rothiemurchus Highland Estate lying between the River Spey and the high tops of the Cairngorms, within the boundaries of the newly created Cairngorms National Park, it is ideally positioned to allow guests to take full advantage of the abundance of visitor attractions and sporting facilities which are to be found right here on its doorstep.

Corrour House offers its guests charm and character with the relaxed informality of a private home, but with the facilities and standards of service normally only found in quality hotels. Offering the best of both worlds, being within easy walking distance of the village of Aviemore, it provides unsurpassed levels of tranquility without the bustle of other establishments.

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Enjoy the spectacular scenery and abundance of wildlife that the area offers. From the lounge, dining room, or intimate bar, watch for Red Squirrels, Roe Deer or perhaps catch a glimpse of the elusive Pine Marten crossing the lawn. Step outside and observe the many species of resident and visiting birds - from Fieldfares to Ospreys overhead as the Seasons unfold.
Whether your visit is for pure relaxation, sight-seeing, or one of the numerous activities the area has to offer, they are always pleased to offer advice and suggestions if required.

Corrour House retains many of its original features; from fine cornices in the dining room, lounge and intimate cocktail bar, through to stained glass window as you ascend the stairway.
Each of the eight spacious ensuite bedrooms are individually decorated with, where possible, furniture contemporary to the house. As you would expect, each room is provided with hospitality tray, television and radio.
Breakfast
is freshly cooked to order using the best of locally available ingredients, and we will happily accommodate any special dietary requirements. Something extra special for breakfast – just let them know and they will always try and accommodate.
Well behaved pets accepted by prior arrangement.

Activities:
Corrour House is an ideal base for Corporate Entertaining/Team Building Challenges and Company Away days. Depending on the time of year of your visit there are activities available to make the adrenalin rush, to tax the mind, or calm and relax.
Sailing, Windsurfing, Canoeing and other Watersports. Ski-ing, Snowboarding and other Winter Sports around Aviemore. 4x4 Off Road Driving and Quad Biking.
Seven outstanding golf courses nearby suit golfers of any ability. Cycling, Mountain Biking, Orienteering, Clay Pigeon Shooting & Archery. Fishing on the mighty River Spey and various close at hand Lochs for Salmon & Trout.
Place to see:
The Whisky Trail
Highland Games
Fishing the Spey
Highland Wildlife
Steam Railway
Walking
Golf Courses
Bird Watching

Location:
By Road:
SatNav: Please avoid using our postcode. As a rural location it will probably send you down a nearby farm track ... fine for tractors but not necessarily your car! Use the following coordinates if possible N 57 10 41 W 3 49 30
Heading north on the A9 from Glasgow, Perth, Stirling and Edinburgh etc., take the first turning signposted to Aviemore and drive towards the village. At the roundabout take a right turn onto the B970 (signposted Coylumbridge) - the entrance drive to Corrour House is 1/2 mile on the right.
Heading south on the A9 from Inverness, take the first turning signposted to Aviemore and drive towards and through the village, over the mini round about.. Take the a left turn at the roundabout as you exit the village, onto the B970 (signposted Coylumbridge) - the entrance drive to Corrour House is 1/2 mile on the right.
By Air:
Inverness airport is only 39 miles from Aviemore and has regular links to many UK cities and some service to the continent, with a link bus to Inverness and a regular service from Inverness to Aviemore. Alight bus/coach at Aviemore and Corrour House is a short taxi ride away off the Coylumbridge road.
By Rail:
The main line from Glasgow and Edinburgh to Inverness stops at Aviemore, this may be the least stressful way to start your visit. Alight the train at Aviemore and Corrour House is a short taxi ride away off the Coylumbridge road.

Email Corrour House enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com