Hotels in Pitlochry

The hotel is a charming hotel, and the experience of sleeping in a castle has only enlarged this trip! ❤️ Hotel full of stories. Maravich service, fantastic room and a wonderful breakfast with a fantastic view!

A lovely hotel in a quiet setting. Bar service was a bit slow but available most times during the day. Food service was ok. Breakfast was good… wide variety… although fruit could have been fresher, ( apple was brown). Dinner at night was ok. Entertainer was good, enjoyed his music and cheerfulness. Difficult to get a taxi on the day we left and was pouring with rain. Staff were really helpful and took us to the train for which we were really grateful! I suggest booking a cab the day before. Our room was comfortable and a good size. However the bathroom window curtains need attention. A shower curtain pinned up with press studs wasn’t appropriate for security and privacy! We would stay again.

Booked a 2 night B&B stay in Superior King Room for birthday treat, £369. I enquired about disabled parking, was advised this was available but on a 1st come terms. Arrived and negotiated the car around a small badly laid out car park, with no designated disabled spaces. Had to leave and find on street parking. Enquired about this on arrival at reception, before reception could even answer me a nippy sweetie woman appeared like Mr Ben, to tell 'disabled customers don't like the car park as its on a slope and they can't safely get into their wheelchairs! Will the days of thinking it's only wheelchair users that are disabled ever end!? Stayed in room 105, with Hobbit Door. My partner had to duck everytime we went through it. Room was large but very dated and tired looking, we spent our stay listening to children race down the hall, our wardrobe shook and moved everytime. Room overlooked the busy noisy main road. One bed light and table lamp didn't work, 3 upholstered chairs were stained, dirty and in need of a vacuum, one was particularly dusty. On booking I requested a walk in showroom due to the reduced mobility, the bathroom had a bath with static shower head however it was a low bath with a good solid handrail. However there was a chip out of the bath which was rough to touch, huge chip out of the cistern. The shower non slip mat was filthy underneath, the sucker pads were ingrained with unknown muck and dirt, I'd hate to try to imagine what the dirt was. Shower head was very low, my partner couldn't fit under it, I'm a foot shorter than him and even I knocked my hands off the shower head when washing my hair. Good quality towels robes and shower shoes though and very hot radiator on the wall. Only one toilet roll for a two night stay. We had to ask for more. Breakfast quality, quantity and service was good. Fedback our views on comment card and to receptionist who presented as couldn't have cared less. For the price it was all poor value and quality, afraid Fishers may be still riding on former glory but there's a lot of competition for stays in Pitlochry now which highlights Fishers tiredness, jaded attitude and severe need for a major overhalll and modernisation. Nor sure where the photos submitted to TripAdvisor are from bur they are unidentifiable to our stay. Would not recommend for cost.

Very nice stay at the Spa Hotel! Staff excellent!The spa and facilities are very good also!

What a beautiful hotel. Pedro his wife and staff were so welcoming to us and allowed our son to leave his car in the car park while he was visiting us. Breakfast was superb with only the best ingredients being cooked. Would love to go back for another short break. Hospitality was top notch. Thank you so much for a relaxing weekend.

We stayed in the Craigvinean cottage for the weekend. We had a lovely welcome from Gemma, who then showed us around the cottage. The cottage was cosy and spotlessly clean; everything that you could think of was there for us. The surroundings are beautiful and the view from the cottage is amazing. There's lots to do in the area including the wildlife centre and the Hermitage. Dunkeld is a very short drive or a longer walk (3 miles), for a stroll round the shops and there is also lovely walk by the grounds around the cathedral. We've already booked to come back in the summer and really enjoyed our stay.

It is worthy of being rated as ”the best B&B”. We drove there from Inverness in the evening, and the owner would ask us our arrival time through Ctrip. When we arrived, the owner was already waiting. The little house is very cute and has a small parking lot that can accommodate 8 cars. Everything was well organized, the room was large and very clean. There is a breakfast list for the room in the evening. You need to mark what you want to eat and put it on the table at the door. There is also a form to check what time you would like to have breakfast. The owner will collect it in the evening and prepare breakfast according to two forms the next day. On the last day of September, I actually turned on the heating. I thought it was too exaggerated, but I slept until midnight and realized that the heating is really necessary 😂 When the store was serving breakfast in the morning, they would chat for a while, ask us where we were going, and then thoughtfully tell us how to get there. You can leave your car and luggage here first and walk to Blair Atholl Distillery, which is about one kilometer away. The scenery on the way is beautiful. Great room& excellent service

Great stopping off point on a Scottish road trip. Good location and our room had a super view of rolling hills. The hotel itself is looking a little tired in places but we’re told a refurb is planned for the off-season. But - the restaurant was absolutely superb. Some of the best Indian food we’ve had anywhere. Lovely, freshly cooked and absolutely delicious - with some different Tiffin small plates to start. It certainly lives up to the hype and deserving of its awards; it was also good to see it was well patronised by locals. The Gin bar had a great selection of gin and whisky. Breakfast was traditional Scottish fare and was equally well presented and very tasty. Recommended if you’re passing through.

With a stay at Pine Trees Hotel in Pitlochry, you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Cairngorms National Park and Pitlochry Golf Club. This hotel is 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from Rob Roy Way - North and 1.1 mi (1.7 km) from Bells Blair Athol Distillery.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access.Enjoy a meal at Garden Restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Full breakfasts are available daily from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include luggage storage, laundry facilities, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 32 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

Located in Aberfeldy, The Breadalbane Arms Hotel (Room Only) is next to a golf course, within a 5-minute walk of Temple Gallery and Aberfeldy Golf Course. This golf hotel is 18.1 mi (29.1 km) from Cairngorms National Park and 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from The Watermill.This smoke-free hotel features boat tours nearby, bicycle rentals nearby, and hiking/biking trails nearby. Recreational activities include kayaking nearby, sailing nearby, and water skiing nearby.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Stay in one of 36 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include desks and electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided daily.