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Carmelite House is a small, family-run hotel at the heart of the Royal Burgh of Banff, a town little spoiled by the passage of time and a gem in the architectural heritage of North East Scotland.
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| Banff Links
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Ideally situated on the Banffshire Coast on the Moray Firth, Banff is separated from the neighbouring town of Macduff by the mouth of the River Deveron.
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| Admiral Gordon
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Built in 1753 for Admiral William Gordon (circa 1709 - 1768), the house took its name from the former monestary which once stood nearby.
This B Listed building has been carefully and sympathetically modernised and is now a comfortable, small hotel managed by the owners in traditional style.
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| Twin bedroom
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The hotel has nine comfortable bedrooms (seven ensuite) accommodating up to seventeen guests in single, twin, double or family rooms. All rooms are well-appointed with colour TV, radio/alarm clock, tea/coffee making facilities and individually controlled heating.
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| Dining Room
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Start the day with a full Scottish breakfast in the Dining Room.
In the evening, dinner provides another opportunity to sample our delicious home cooking and our carefully selected wines.
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| The Dugout Bar
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After dinner relax in the spacious Lounge or take the opportunity to select from our range of Malt Whiskies in the cosy Dugout Bar where, on cooler days, an open log fire burns in the ancient hearth.
The hotel has private off-road parking facilities for the use of all guests.
By Law, smoking is strictly forbidden within the hotel building.
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