The Kirkwall Hotel is a smart, modern, family owned hotel on the harbour front with a large lounge area in the main part of the hotel and often hosts wedding parties.

The Spiggie Hotel has reopened as the Spiggie Guest House.

The 'Ola' is a good solid traditional looking building over looking the harbour. There is a traditional public bar entered directly from the street, complete with a roaring fire in the winter, and a larger, recently refurbished lounge to the rear, the Back Bar, which serves food.

Centrally located small hotel whose pub is the most frequented by younger clientele, particularly at the weekends, when queues can often be seen to get in to the rear lounge. The public bar to the front is low-ceilinged and has lots of little corners for separate groups to gather.

Luxury bedrooms, restaurant, bar and lounge. Located directly opposite Insch train station. No longer selling any real ale due to poor sales volumes.

Set in the rolling foothills of the Cairngorm Mountains, the 220 year old Colquhonnie Hotel overlooks the Aberdeenshire Don Valley from a south facing, elevated site.

Friendly family-run hotel set in its own grounds in a quiet residential area, very close to the town centre and the railway station. The comfortable lounge includes a dining area and there are additional tables in the conservatory, making it a popular venue for families.

A smart and elegant bar at the pier-head serving 1 beer to residents. Bought by the Kirkwall Hotel who use it for accommodation only, not otherwise open to the public.

Hotel in Fyvie with no beer.

Hotel with restaurant, bar and function room.