Guest Houses in Pitlochry Scotland

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.

Cuil-An-Daraich Guest House has a relaxed home-from-home atmosphere and beautiful views that overlook the River Tay. All rooms are en suite, and free Wi-Fi is available.

Here Martin and Heather Walls extend the warmest of welcomes in a genuinely friendly, but unobtrusive, manner. Tastefully decorated with a mixture of contempory and traditional furnishings, you will find yourself captivated by this tranquil house. Seven spacious en-suite bedrooms all individually decorated, in keeping with their original character are provided with every comfort one would expect. Experience many of the local activities, pursuits or theatre performances available, which we are happy to advise and pre-book for you or just relax with a good book in our delightful lounge beside the open fire Breakfast is freshly prepared and served every morning using the finest local ingredients in our bright dining room overlooking our spectacular rhododendron shrubs and mature trees.

Originally built around 1881, Wellwood House is surrounded by private gardens, with a stream and a pond. Red squirrels, roe deer, moorhens, and wild ducks are often seen in the gardens.

Centrally situated, the Wellwood is a peaceful base from which to explore the central Highlands of Scotland. In the evenings, you can relax in the guest library, with its unique honesty bar.

Wellwood House has had AA 4-star guest house status since June 2004 and Scottish Tourist Board 4-star guest house status since June 2005.