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Unique charming old house overlooking 18th green of the famous championship Od Course at Moray Golf Club (one of two 18 hole links courses at this venue) and views over the West Beach and Covesea lighthouse, the Moray Firth across to the hills of Sutherland beyond. Lossiemouth boasts two white sandy beaches and two harbour marina basins in between.Links Lodge was the original clubhouse for the Moray Golf Club at it's founding in 1889. Full, hearty breakfast includes fresh fruit, porridge and ... Morecooked breakfast using fine local produce. Log fire breakfasts in winter, small hotel feel. Open all year. Free Wi-Fi, flat screen Freeview TV, teacoffee, en-suite. Central base for many activities. Business friendly, family friendly.Home to RAF Lossiemouth and Gordonstoun School, Lossiemouth is the riviera of the Moray Firth with among the lowest rainfall in the whole UK. The Malt Whisky Trail ends right here at the end of the A941 (or Route 941 for our American visitors).Golfing, walking, diving, local wildlife watching (including the Moray Firth bottlenose dolphins), visiting relatives or friends, romantic breaks , business trips with a chance to relax, skiing (Scotland's winter playground, Aviemore, is just one hour away). Less

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