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Finzean Estate Farm Shop & Tearoom
Beautifully converted steading with magnificent views over the Feugh Valley to Clachnaben serving teas, coffees, homebaking and lunches. The Estate's home-reared beef, venison and game are available (seasonal), together with locally produced veg, honey, chutney, preserves, cakes and ready meals. Picnic hampers prepared to order.
01330 850710
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Loch Kinord Hotel
The Loch Kinord Hotel is THE place to stay whist fishing the Dee. This family run and managed former Victorian hotel offers open fires, fine dining & wines and a great selection of Malt Whisky. Only 2 minutes from the river bank and ideally located for the Upper and Middle beats, especially Dinnet & Glen Tanar water. Everything for the angler is provided including rod storage and boot drying, and flexible meal times. Also packed lunches or riverside catering is possible. The hotel has 19 bedrooms which are being regularly upgraded to a high standard of decor and facilities including free WiFi throughout. Also on the grounds, self catering log cabins offer additional accommodation and ideal for weeklong or short stays. Whether travelling as an individual or a group, you will be guaranteed a warm welcome at the Loch Kinord Hotel. Please ask for our special 7 night fishing package as these rates are not promoted elsewhere!
01339 885229
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Boat Inn
A Scottish Inn situated right on the banks of the River Dee in Aboyne, Royal Deeside. Providers of first class hotel accommodation in Aboyne, It has retained many original features such as exposed granite fireplaces and internal pine work. The Boat inn has 16 comfortable bedrooms and is a favourite destination for visiting anglers offering competitively priced accommodation and great food.
01339 886137
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