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Welcome
to the Trinity Manse the family run 3 star Guest House,
We give a very warm welcome to all our guests at Trinity Manse Guest House,
whether your visit to Banff is for business or pleasure, and we look forward
to meeting you and showing you into our home.
Trinity and Alvan Manse Accommodation
At the Trinity Manse Guest House we have a total of 5 newley decorated
and spacious rooms.
We have a family room ensuite with a double bed and adult size bunk beds.
We have a triple room ensuite. This room consists of a double bed and
a single bed.
We have 2 double rooms. One double room has a spacious private bathroom
and the other double room has an ensuite shower-room.
Also we have a twin room with private shower-room.
All of our rooms have flat screen colour televisions with freeview channels
and tea,coffee and hot chocolate making facilities.
We also provide sealed shaving and dental sets for a small fee.
- Room number 1. Our twin room with private bathroom.
- Room number 2 is our double room with private bathroom.
- Room number 3 is ur double ensuite bedroom. This bathroom consists of
a large shower and also a bath.
- Room number 3 also has an ensuite bathroom.
- Room number 4 - our triple room ensuite.
- Room number 5 is our family room ensuite.
We offer a variation of rooms to choose from including family
rooms, double rooms and a tripple room.
Our newly decorated breakfast room is bright and colourful and we serve
Continental or Full English breakfasts or alternatively you can help your
self to various cerial options and we put out a bowl of daily fresh fruit.
We are in the centre of town offering a short stroll to the shops, restaurants, pubs and all amenities.
Why not try our home cooked evening meals also, we have a variation of
meals to chose from, and we cater for vegetarians and vegans.
- We have a Computer and Broadband Internet Access available for our Guests.
- Also is a pay phone for use.
- We have a childs cot available.
- Walkers welcome.
- Cyclists welcome (We have secure parking for your bikes).
- Children welcome.
- Televisions in all rooms.
- Iron available to guests.
- Payment Options - Cash, Cheques
- Open all year round
- We do operate a non smoking policy
Finding us couldnt be more easier. We are situated on the main bus route
from Inverness to Aberdeen, we are the yellow house next to the Harvest
Centre Church on the High Street
We are the only Guest House along Castle Street with a beautiful, large
front garden.
If in the unlikely event you have difficulty finding us please do contact
us so we can help you.
HOW TO FIND US FROM ABERDEEN - take the A947 to Banff,
continue through to centre of the town. You will pass a Lloyds Tsb bank
and if you continue you will see a church on your left hand side. We are
situated to the left of the church.
FROM INVERNESS,ELGIN & KEITH - from the West you will enter Banff on the A98 and we are on the right, you will see the Castle Grounds on your left and to your right you will see a yellow building, which is The Trinity Manse Guest House.
About Banff:
This North East corner of ABERDEENSHIRE offers a tremendous variety of
scenery and walks to match every ones ability. One of Scotland's newest
long distance walking paths was unveiled last March. The Aberdeenshire
Coastal Path ran all along Banffshire coast, from Pennan to Cullen.
The path is part of the North Sea Trail - a walking route round the whole
North Sea, both in Britain and Northern Europe. The Banffshire section
includes narrow, steep cliff paths and main roads.
From long distance footpaths and cross country routes, to sand dunes and
cliff top trails and moderate level circular walks, where panoramic scenery
reward you for very little effort, BANFF is a base for many a pleasurable
day out.
A very good leaflet is produced giving full details of walks around Banff
and its neighbour MACDUFF. This is available from tourist information
or ourselves.
DUFF HOUSE - designed by WILLIAM ADAM, built between 1735-40 was the seat of the Earls of Fife. It is now the focus of arts, craft and culture in the area. It is an outstation of the National Galleries of Scotland and it houses masterpieces by artists such as El Greco and furniture by Chippendale.
In addition to the static collection, there is also the touring exhibitions
on at regular intervals during the year. The tearoom is popular with its
home baking and the gift shop provides a wide range of quality gifts and
books.
There are extensive grounds and woodland walks by the River Deveron.
The CASTLE TRAIL links together restored family castles
and stately homes. There are more castles in Aberdeenshire than any other
county in Scotland. Deep in history they are often set in magnificent
grounds with beautiful trees and velvety lawns, in fact, having a fairy
tale air about them.
On the other hand, the castle which are now in ruins are also romantic
and seeped in history.
Many of the castle listed in "SCOTLAND's CASTLE TRAIL' book are easily
got to from BANFF.
And, when we are thinking of places to visit whilst staying in BANFF, lets not forget the WHISKY trail. A warm welcome awaits you at the distilleries where you can see the procedure for making whisky and then enjoy a wee dram before leaving - on to the next one!
As you can see, there is a lot to see and do in the area, and I have not mentioned yet the PUFFIN CRUISES to see the wildlife and bird colonies, dolphins too if you are lucky, and The MACDUFF AQUARIUM where you can see the marine life of the MORAY FIRTH.
BANFF is an ideal base for exploring this region of ABERDEENSHIRE, and we will be delighted to see you at The Trinity Manse Guest House where we will help to make your holiday as enjoyable and memorable as possible.
The Banffshire Coast is the only place in Scotland to boast two
royal golf courses in such close proximity of each other; Royal
Tarlair in Macduff and Duff House Royal in Banff.
Also another fine golf club in the area is Cullen Golf Club.
The Trinity Manse Guest House is a 5 minute stroll from
The Duff House Royal Golf Club and we are a 5 minute drive from the Royal
Tarlair Golf Club in Macduff.
The Duff House Royal Golf Course (Length: 6161 yards Par: 68) is a flat
parkland course which is always in immaculate condition and is has the
backdrop of Duff House and lovely mature trees.
It is a tough but fair course, bounded by the River Deveron which comes
into play at several of the holes.
The Royal Tarlair Golf Club in Macduff (Length: 5866 yards Par: 71) is
a 18 hole cliff top parkland course with beautiful dramatic views of the
Moray coastline and there are some spectacular holes here.
Other Golf Clubs in Aberdeenshire:
TUFFIFF (Length: 6111 yards Par:70) - This is
a well established 18 hole parkland course with once again beautiful views.
This is an inland course with mature trees lining the fairways and it
has the Terra burn and River Deveron to add interest to this course.
HUNTLY (Length: 5399 yards Par: 67 ) - This is a rolling 18 hole parkland course, situated between the Rivers Deveron and Bogie with a burn running across 4 holes. It is ideal for anyone wanting a leisurely game in pleasant surroundings and with classy clubhouse facilities.
BUCKPOOL, Buckie (Length: 6257 yards Par: 70) - This is a links course and is one of the little gems you find in this area. It is just elevated above the sea giving views across the Moray Firth towards the hill of Caithness.
GARMOUTH & KINGSTON, Fochabers (Length: 5935 yards Par:69) - Once again a links course with small greens and numerous hazards to encounter.
SPEY BAY, Fochabers (Length: 6219 yards Par: 70) - This is an old traditional course with narrow links and heather's and broom line the fairways. It is a challenging course situated alongside the Moray Firth, just east of of the Spey's burst to open water.
Email Trinity And Alvah Manse enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
