Southbank Guesthouse 3*
Main amenities
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Internet
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Free parking
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No pets allowed
Location
Southbank Guesthouse Elgin, located within a 5-minute drive of Biblical Garden Elgin, features high-speed Internet access in the rooms. Public parking is available on site as well.
This bed & breakfast puts you in the middle of Elgin, within close distance of Moray Motor Museum. Pluscarden Abbey is just 0.7 km from the 3-star hotel, and Glen Moray Distillery is approximately a 25-minute stroll away. Cultural experiences in the area feature Elgin Museum, situated quite close to the accommodation. Elgin bus station is about a 5-minute walk from Southbank Guesthouse.
Some rooms provide coffee/tea making equipment as well as high-speed internet and a multi-channel television to help you enjoy your stay. Guests can use a shower and a bath, along with hairdryers and bath sheets. A bath and a shower are available in en-suite bathrooms.
The Southbank Guesthouse features an English breakfast daily. The bar The Muckle Cross is a mere 500 metres away.
Review by hotel critic
The central location of the hotel made it convenient for me to explore the nearby restaurants and shops, where I could sample traditional breakfasts that were truly the real deal. One morning, I decided to opt for a continental breakfast at the hotel, which was a pleasant alternative to the hearty Scottish fare. However, I couldn't resist trying a local pancake at a nearby restaurant called Akash Tandoori, located just 0.27 km away from the hotel. The ambiance of the hotel's restaurant was inviting and cozy, making for a pleasant dining experience. I also had the opportunity to visit other nearby restaurants such as Spice Tandoori and Chuan Chim Thai Restaurant, all within walking distance from the hotel. Overall, my dining experience at Laichmoray Hotel was enjoyable, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking to savor delicious Scottish cuisine in a convenient location.
Important information
- Children and extra beds
- There are no cots provided in a room.
