Family Hotels & Resorts in Perthshire

"A perfect stay from start to finish."

"Love this hotel and surrounding grounds. So peaceful and beautiful!"

"Property brilliant but price of food and drink!!!!! Wow.. Over £200 for dinner for four. £23.50 for a beer, gin and two soft drinks!!! We decided to go into town for dinner and drink.,... Not sure if I will go again.. Shame as it's such a nice place."

"Had a really lovely stay here, only point I would make is the swimming pool changing rooms could do with some attention "

"Great comfy rooms with lots of nice touches like water, Arran toiletries and local made shortbread. Bed was so comfy. Pool area was nice. Easy to park and staff very friendly. Great location with lovely walk into Aberfeldy down by the river. So many attractions close by and a great base for exploring. Breakfast tasty and good selection of continental items on top of the cooked breakfast."

"Everything was perfect the staff are amazing and gave us great hoilday must visits. Knowledge is everything. Plus it was great to see its a Dog friendly hotel made the stay more inviting."

"Lovely classic hotel. Our room was very cozy & comfortable. We had a delicious dinner in the restaurant & breakfast was hot & delicious too. We would definitely return. "

"Beautiful hotel with loads to do for the kids, would highly recommend "

"What a lovely hotel in beautiful countryside. The staff in Reception were so friendly and helpful. The room was large with a lounge area and very comfortable. We used the swimming pool after check in which was super and quite warm! The dining room is lovely with wonderful views across to Loch Ard and the bar / lounge area very cosy and comfortable. There are so many walks to do around. We hope to come back and try more of them. The evening meal was overpriced. The Cumberland sausage and mash was very good though I felt I had to add more vegetables (which cost an extra£6!). My husband’s Indian starter of fried haggis and paneer was very tasty but his Chicken tikka was so disappointing as it consisted of a plain chicken breast sitting in some fairly mild tikka sauce - bearing no resemblance to the original dish with a small amount of rice and a little naan bread. "