Crawfords Guest House

Crawfords Guest House is a family-run establishment situated in the centre of the Aberdeenshire fishing town of Peterhead. Dating back to the mid-19th century, the house has free car parking available and there is secure storage for bicycles, motorbikes and equipment. The town centre amenities and bus station are within a short walk.

There are twin, double and family rooms. Bedrooms are equipped with comfy seating, a TV, free Wifi and a well-stocked beverage tray. Rooms have access to the shared bathrooms. Guests can also sit outside in the beautiful walled garden and watch the family of goldfinches. A hearty Scottish breakfast is served in the morning.

Local attractions include Peterhead Prison Museum, Buchanhaven Heritage Centre and the Town Trail. Along the coast, the cliff edge ruin of Slains Castle is located in Cruden Bay, where Bram Stoker is said to have been inspired to write Dracula. Along the coast to the north, the Loch of Strathbeg is home to thousands of seabirds.