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January at The Lodge
Escape to Banchory Lodge this January for frosty riverside views, historic landmarks, and cosy comforts. From scenic walks along the River Dee to exploring Crathes Castle and enjoying delicious seasonal dining, this guide reveals how to create the perfect winter getaway in Aberdeenshire.
Banchory Lodge Featured Again by The Times: One of the UK’s Most Relaxing Riverside Stays
Following our recognition as a top highland destination getaway, Banchory Lodge has been listed by The Times as one of the most relaxing riverside stays in the UK. Enjoy a serene retreat on the River Dee, complete with stunning views, outdoor activities, and exceptional dining.
Banchory Lodge: Named One of the Best Places to Stay in the Highlands by The Times
Banchory Lodge has been recognised by The Times! Now named one of the best places to stay in the Highlands, Banchory Lodge offers an unparalleled Scottish experience.
Banchory Lodge Named a Top Autumn Getaway by The Times!
Banchory Lodge has been recognised by The Times as one of the best autumn getaways in the UK. Discover the magic of an autumn escape on the banks of the River Dee, with cosy rooms, stunning foliage, and seasonal dining that celebrates the flavours of fall.
Andy Mossack Reviews Banchory Lodge Hotel
Andy Mossack visits the gateway to Royal Deeside to stay at a hotel so close to the River Dee he can almost dip his toes in.
The Scotsman: Do Not Disturb
A wonderful and relaxing stay beckons at this inimitable retreat on the bonnie banks of the River Dee.
Hotel Guru: Banchory Lodge Review
Overlooking the banks of the river Dee, Banchory Lodge is a true Scottish retreat. Elegant rooms, an atmospheric bar and an excellent restaurant all come together to form a superb hotel. A great spot for keen fishers who can cast a fly from the bottom of the hotel's garden.
Evening Express: Extreme angler Robson Green opens River Dee salmon season
Celebrity Angler, Robson Green, gave a toast to the River Dee to welcome the beginning of the new salmon fishing season.
The Telegraph: Banchory Lodge Review
It’s a quirky Scottish country house escape, ideally placed for exploring Royal Deeside or a spot of fishing.