Hotels in Pitlochry Scotland

The friendly staff and comfy surroundings at Acarsaid create a warm atmosphere set in stunning countryside. Perth is a 30-minute car or train journey away. Mountain biking, golf, theatre and relaxation trips can be organised at Acarsaid.

This tasteful Victorian Country House built in 1889 yet sympathetically extended and decorated with a blend of Antique and Contemporary Style provides a truly memorable bed and breakfast experience.Eat - In our intimate dining rooms, from our imaginative menu freshly prepared with only the finest local ingredients.Sleep - on the highest quality bedding in spacious rooms with all the touches that you would expect in a hotel - style BandBRelax - and enjoy warm hospitality in the privacy of the south facing garden with panoramic views of the Tummel Valley.

Birchwood is a charming example of Victorian architecture - a fine, Scottish family house, superbly set within two acres, mainly natural woodland, but with a generous sweep of lawn, overlooking the town of Pitlochry. The character of the country house with darkwood-panelled hall, open fire on colder months in the lounge, enhanced by comfortable furnishings, has been carefully retained. Your resident hosts assure you of the warmth of welcome and individual attention, which ensures your stay is spent in a relaxed, convivial atmosphere. Looking out on the garden, our restaurant offers the best of fresh, Scottish produce. The quality of the dining experience is one of the main attractions for the many repeat visitors. The menu, ...

The individually designed deluxe rooms offer six foot beds and fabulous fabrics and furnishings. Minutes away from quality Restaurants, Pitlochry Theatre and The Dam and Salmon Ladder, and a short drive to nearby Distilleries, Blair Castle and the memorable shopping experience of The House of Bruar. Ideally situated for fishing, golf, walking and cycling.Craigatin House is a totally Non Smoking Perthshire Bed and Breakfast

Our house is one of the finest of the many Victorian Villas erected in that era and still retains much of its period charm. In 1875 Carra Beag was built as a family house. Over the years many local notables have resided at the house including a Town Provost and local artist David Fergusson. These days Carra Beag still is a family home where Helen and Brian welcome guests and travellers.We pride ourselves in offering guests excellent value, clean and comfortable rooms, first rate service in a completely non-smoking environment.We are centrally located and enjoy a commanding position just above the main street of the town, far enough away however not to suffer from any annoying transport noise. Guests can relax in the sun ...

All bedrooms have heated towel rails, hairdryers, tea/coffee, TV and DVD. Wi-Fi is also available throughout. Relax in an atmosphere of comfort and quality.

Rooms include 2 four-poster suites and 2 ground-floor rooms.

Personally run by Jane and Calum MacLellan, a relaxed atmosphere prevails with high standards of service and housekeeping. A newly built Courtyard complex offers elegantly appointed, spacious bedrooms. These have all the amenities of a quality hotel - and more - plasma TV, iPod docking station with surround sound (even in the bathroom!), and internet access points. With the added bonus of a woodland or courtyard outlook, from either a private balcony or a patio, peace and serenity are guaranteed! Tastefully designed bathrooms, many with free-standing bath and separate walk-in shower, allow for luxurious personal pampering. Breakfast at Craigmhor Lodge is a highlight and we would be delighted to advise and make dinner reservations at restaurants in Pitlochry during your stay.