Part of the Grampian Travel Guide on Britain Express, highlighting attractions, heritage, and tourism information.
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Accommodation in Moray, Grampian Part of the Grampian Travel Guide on Britain Express, highlighting attractions, heritage, and tourism information. |
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Eight Acres HotelA Hotel in Moray, GrampianMorriston Road Moray Grampian Scotland IV30 6UL
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From: £35.00 Eight Acres is the largest hotel in Speyside, offering a wide range of first class accommodation with newly refurbished bedrooms and public areas. Situated on the western approaches to Elgin, with a large car park it makes us the perfect place to stay and experience life the Speyside way.Whether you wish to relax and pamper yourself or find muscles you never knew existed our leisure centre boasts a 15 metre swimming pool, spa bath, sauna, solarium, gymnasium and squash courts Accommodation Rating: 3* (about ratings) Facilities
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
 Quarry Wood Henge Quarry Wood Henge -
0.9 miles (Prehistoric Site) Elgin Museum -
1.2 miles (Museum) Moray Motor Museum -
1.3 miles (Museum) Elgin Cathedral -
1.4 miles (Cathedral) Spynie Palace -
2.5 miles (Historic Building) Birnie Church -
2.7 miles (Historic Church) Duffus Castle -
3.3 miles (Castle) Duffus, St Peter's Kirk and Parish Cross -
3.8 miles (Historic Church) Camus's Stone -
4.2 miles (Prehistoric Site) Innesmill Stone Circle -
5.6 miles (Prehistoric Site) Nearby Towns & Villages to Visit Elgin -
0.3 miles away Duffus -
4 miles away Covesea -
4.7 miles away Burghead -
6.2 miles away Dallas -
8 miles away Buckie -
12.6 miles away Craigellachie -
12.9 miles away Aberlour -
13.3 miles away Directions: UK Hotels |
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