A grand Speyside escape for whisky lovers and adventurers alike.




Our 17 bedrooms at Dallas Dhu House are generous in size and full of character, each reflecting the heritage and grandeur of this Victorian Baronial mansion. Thoughtfully maintained and individually styled, every room offers its own sense of charm, with tall ceilings, deep bay windows and period features that honour the history of the house while ensuring a comfortable and welcoming stay.

Dallas Dhu House was built in 1893 for Colonel John Woodcock, who inherited the estate from his uncle, John Little of Newbold Pacey in Warwickshire. The house was designed by the distinguished architect Alexander Ross and later altered by Peter Fulton around 1900. Its original conservatory was created by Mackenzie and Moncur, the premier glasshouse designers of their day.

The gardens at Dallas Dhu House extend to approximately 6.4 acres. A sweeping lawn stretches to the south, while to the north a substantial and beautifully maintained walled garden features fruit and vegetable beds, two greenhouses and peaceful seating areas tucked among the planting. The historic Mackenzie and Moncur conservatory is filled with lush greenery and inviting places to sit.


Jolene

“Spent just one night here at Dallas Dhu House, which was relaxed and quiet. Wonderful garden and great food. Very grateful to them for finding a room to put me up at quite short notice. Walking distance to centre of Forres.”

Sally & Mike

“Absolutely loved our stay here. Brilliant location in a stunning part of the world. Do yourself a favour and book a whisky tour to go with this.”