Luxury Hotels in Pitlochry

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.

We are located in Pitlochry Perthshire Scotland offering wonderful BandB accommodation. If you want to visit Scotland to enjoy scenic views good food and great accommodation Rosehill Guest House can offer it all. We are proud of our links to Rob Roy Macgregor Scotland 's own Robin Hood and the famous Rob-Roy-Way. We are not only the official end point but also the 1st Guest House at the end of the Rob-Roy-Way.We offer comfortable and warm accommodation after the long walk which covers almost 80 miles retracing the route used by the famous Rob Roy Macgregor who took part in the Jacobite uprising and was outlawed for many years. Rosehill is centrally located and in a unique position for easy access to Pitlochry's main street and the world famous Pitlochry Festival Theatre.

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.

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.

A short walk from the House to the town centre of Pitlochry you shall find great shops, excellent restaurants and the lovely Victorian quality of the town. There is ample private parking at our home with steps leading down to a delightful secluded garden. With only a short walk to Pitlochry town centre you shall find great shops, excellent restaurants, and the lovely Victorian quality of the town.Also within walking distance you shall find the River Tummel and Loch Faskally with Pitlochry's famous dam and salmon ladder and our internationally renowned festival theatre, known as the Theatre in the Hills'. As well as high quality plays and a picture gallery and the theatre is open all day for morning coffee, lunch and dinner ...

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.

Recently renovated to a high standard, The Old Mill Hotel started life as a Corn Mill situated in the heart of the highland resort of Pitlochry.The Old Mill can be found in the heart of Pitlochry which is situated at the centre of Perthshire, making it an ideal location for touring the highlands or having a relaxing break.Historic inn accommodation within The Old Mill Inn is also close to the A9, and the town's railway station. The station is served by local and inter-city services, and is well connected with most parts of Scotland.

Tigh-Na-Cloich (House on the Sentinel Stone) has a commanding position overlooking the Tummel Valley and Pitlochry, dating back to 1879 and built on a former historic lookout point. RENOWNED FOR ITS FOOD The Tigh-Na-Cloich is personally run and supervised by Peter and Helen Williams, committed to providing a superior level of service for their guests. Awarded 3 quality assurance and many recommended accolades for Peter's food. Guests return year after year to savour the taste and skill of another creative dish. We use the local larder provided by the Scottish lochs, hills and glens of Perthshire, our own organic herbs and garden vegetables and maintain our belief in freshness and quality of the foods we serve. We cater for ...

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

Disabled guests are well catered for with suitable access for wheelchair users.Everything at the Craigvrack is about giving that little bit more; its often the unexpected that is the most pleasant surprise of all.We invite you to take the time to experience the wonderful surroundings of Pitlochry, enjoy the attentive friendly service offered by our staff, but most of all we invite you to relax, unwind and make yourself at home.All of our rooms are ensuite with complimentary teacoffee making facilities,hairdryers and central heating.We have stunning views of Highland Perthshire's magnificient scenery which can be enjoyed from our terrace, bar and breakfast room.

Use our access to the estates and rivers of Perthshire for a unique hunting, shooting and fishing holiday in the Scottish HighlandsThe HouseHaving bought the house in 1989, we converted it to a small, very personally run hotel, retaining many of the interesting features of the house. We have 13 individually designed bedrooms, 3 being 4 poster bedded rooms, one of which is in antique pine with it's own fireplace, very romantic on a cold winters night! All rooms have private bathrooms, colour televisions, tea and coffee trays and direct dial telephones. In Easter 1998, we completed the conversion of the Bothy, immediately beside the Hotel, offering 5 ensuite bedrooms. The Bothy was originally the old kennels to East Haugh House and once again the conversion is to our usual high standard.

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.

The hotel has stunning views over the glorious Tummel Valley and is only a short stroll from the picturesque town centre of Pitlochry. The Hotel was the orginal venue for the Pitlochry Festival theatre and the hotel offers transport to guests on a Dinner,Bed and Breakfast Basis who are attending theatre performances. All rooms are ensuite and offer scenic views. the hotel is licensed and drinks are available in the lounges and restaurant.The hotel Premier Rooms offer stunning views, and various up - grade packages are available upon request.