Set on the main street in the picturesque town of Pitlochry in the heart of Highland Perthshire only 75 minutes from Edinburgh. The Strathgarry Restaurant & Rooms offers an atmospheric setting for lunch, dinner, to meet, celebrate or simply pass the time. Dine on the finest produce that Highland Perthshire has to offer under the guidance of our award wining head chef. Retire upstairs to one of our styled bedrooms or family suite, all featuring comfortable beds, en-suite with bath or shower rooms, TVs with DVD player and room service. Thistle Cottage adjoins the property and is ideal for those in search of more space and privacy and the option of self catering or full service.

Check in: 14:00
Check out: 11:00

No. of rooms: 7

Hotel facilities:
Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout
Cots available
Car parking available onsite
Wi-Fi Available
Restaurant
Video/DVD Player
TV
Satellite TV
Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room
Hairdryer in each room
Iron And Board In Each Room
Car Parking Available Offsite
Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas
Wi-Fi Available In Rooms
Private dining services
Bar
Breakfast to go
Video/DVD Library
[Channels] News
[Channels] Music
[Channels] Childrens

Directions:
On the main street in Pitlochry, 113 Atholl Road, opposite McKays

The Dundarach Hotel is in the picturesque Perthshire town of Pitlochry, standing on high ground overlooking the River Tummel and across the valley to the Pitlochry Festival Theatre. In a couple of acres of private grounds the accommodation is peaceful, yet just 2 minutes from the centre of town. Originally a wine merchants country house. The traditional atmosphere has been carefully retained in the main part of the building without compromising the level of comfort and service you expect from your hotel. The hotel has 40 bedrooms, 20 traditional and 20 contemporary. Our rooms offer comfortable beds with quality linens, flat screen digital television/radio, tea and coffee making, en-suite facilities. Some rooms and all the public areas have wireless internet access (free of charge). The hotel offers a relaxing lounge giving uninterrupted views of the surrounding hills and hotel grounds. A bar where you can sample a large range of malt whiskeys. An excellent restaurant featuring Scottish produce, a fine wine list, attentive service and outstanding views of the hills and the Vale of Atholl. The famous Pitlochry countryside offers you so much. There is an abundance of different walks. Low level, medium and hill walks. All mapped to help you make the most of it. There are golf courses to suit all handicaps and beginners. There is salmon fishing for the experienced in the River Tummel below the hotel and trout fishing in nearby lochs. You can take in a performance at the world famous Pitlochry Festival Theatre “Theatre in the hills,� a great live arts experience. You can visit the ancient and stately castles of Glamis, Balmoral, Scone and Blair. An epoch of Scottish history right in Pitlochry. In summer, pipe bands and highland dancing in the field here. You can tour the many byways and backwaters around this highland Perthshire area. Discover Faskally, Tummel, Tilt, Fender and Rannoch. There are other things to do and you will find full details on the activities page. You can see how malt whiskey is made very near the hotel, and sample the famous water of life at either of 2 distilleries here in the town. The hotel itself, a house with history, Dundarach, built in 1863 and taking 8 years to complete, by an Edinburgh wine merchant, is built of Aldour whinstone. A locally quarried stone, soft when extracted, it becomes very hard through exposure. The architect was Heyton, noted for his use of overly heavy wrought iron ridge pieces and italianate features. The south wing was built for the boy scout movement, it was a games room and dormitory, converted later to bedroom accommodation. The west wing was built in the early 20th century for Japanese landscape gardeners and staff by the then proprietor John Dixon. At that time the hotel gardens were much larger and were of Japanese and Italian styles. As was normal at the time, (for Japanese style gardens) there was a miniature Mount Fujiyama, complete with snow covered peak in the local Pitlochry white spar . Ben Vrackie (the mountain that stands behind the town) means speckled mountain, a name that came from the spar (white quartz) which dotted the slopes. Today the spar can be seen around the area in the gardens of the town. Japanese literary giant Soseki Natsume visited the Dundarach Hotel at the time, as a friend of the proprietor and wrote a poem of his stay. Copies are available, translated into english, from the hotel reception. The great house later belonged to Edradour distillery and it was the nieces of the distillery manager who turned the fine old house into a hotel. We hope you have enjoyed reading this piece and we look forward to welcoming you to Dundarach Hotel.

Check in: 14:00
Check out: 11:00

No. of rooms: 38

Hotel facilities:
Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout
Cots available
Car parking available onsite
Wi-Fi Available
Restaurant
Video/DVD Player
TV
Satellite TV
Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room
Hairdryer in each room
Iron And Board In Each Room
Car Parking Available Offsite
Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas
Wi-Fi Available In Rooms
Private dining services
Bar
Breakfast to go
Video/DVD Library
[Channels] News
[Channels] Music
[Channels] Childrens

Directions:
Pitlochry is located in the geographical heart of Scotland. Just over an hour from Edinburgh, Glasgow and Inverness. Driving from the South, we are on the main road into Pitlochry, on the left, just after Bells Blair Athol Distillery. Or driving from the North, drive straight through the town centre, past the police station, under the railway bridge and we are on the right.

Located just a short distance from Pitlochry town centre with complimentary WI-FI and parking, this family-run Victorian Hotel offers a friendly Highland welcome with cosy accommodation, scenic views, and exciting cuisine. Acarsaid is one of the oldest hotels in Pitlochry, dating back to 1880 it has operated as a Hotel since the early 50’s and every effort has been taken to ensure that the building still retains much of its’ original charm and features. Displaying an exemplary commitment to customer service, the Hotel has garnered an impressive reputation for providing a warm, attentive welcome and for cultivating a friendly home-from-home atmosphere. Whether business or leisure, guests are guaranteed a comfortable, relaxing stay and above all, an enjoyable experience. Each of the 28 en-suite rooms are individually furnished and decorated and come in a range of different shapes and sizes, as one would expect from a building of this age. What they do share however, are tasteful contemporary styles and an emphasis on comfort and relaxation. Every room features all the modern conveniences one would expect, including free Wi-Fi, flat screen TV, deluxe Scottish toiletries, hairdryer and tea & coffee facilities. There is also a range of room types available, from Double and Twin to Family and Superior options, each purposefully designed to feel as cosy and homely as possible. Perthshire boasts some of the finest local produce in the UK, a claim that is masterfully realised at the Acarsaid Hotel. From breakfast to dinner, every dish is carefully prepared using the very best locally sourced ingredients, fresh from Scotland’s award-winning larder. Add to that a wealth of exciting international influences and guest’s can expect to receive some truly delicious cuisine. With plenty of meal options and an extensive, ever-evolving menu featuring the best in traditional delicacies, hearty meals and home-made treats, there is sure to be something to satisfy even the most discerning of appetites. The Acarsaid Hotel extends a warm welcome to all its’ guests and is keen to help them make the most of their stay. Staff have an extensive knowledge of the local area and are happy to assist in planning breaks and excursions. What’s more, they can even arrange packed lunches and breakfasts as well as a range of other services and facilities such as a theatre chauffeuring, golf breaks, bicycle storage, sumptuous high tea, a versatile meeting room and much more besides. The hotel is both family and pet friendly and they will be delighted to help arrange suitable requirements and specialised accommodation. Despite the Hotel’s quiet location it is both convenient and easily accessible being only a 2 minute drive from the A9 and a further 35 minutes to the city of Perth. Pitlochry Rail Station is just a quick taxi ride away, or alternatively a brief 12 minute walk. There are regular services to Perth Station from which travellers can expect excellent transport links to the rest of the Country. For those flying in the nearest major airport is Edinburgh, roughly an 80 minute drive away, or there’s the smaller Perth International Airport, a 45 minute drive from the Hotel.Primarily a holiday destination, Pitlochry is located in the heart of Scotland and offers a wide range of things to see and do. The town has retained many stone-built Victorian buildings and the main street has an unusual period cast iron canopy over one side. For such a small highland town there is a surprisingly large variety of restaurants, cafes and eateries to discover, offering everything from simple fish and chips to top-class menus and stylish cuisine. Of course, what makes it truly special is the stunning scenery and beautiful vistas of the surrounding countryside and mountains. The area is a veritable Mecca for hill-walkers, ramblers, nature enthusiasts and mountain climbers alike. For those seeking cultural pursuits, there is the famous Pitlochry Festival Theatre, offering a diverse selection of high-quality productions and dedicated performances. For whiskey lovers, Pitlochry is the proud home to both the Bell’s Blair Athol Distillery and the Edradour Distillery which is the smallest whiskey distillery in Scotland, producing only 12 casks a week! Just a few miles north is the beautiful Pass of Killiecrankie, site of one of the most famous and bloodiest battles in the first Jacobite Uprising and now in the care of The National Trust of Scotland. Just a 15 minute drive from the Hotel is the small town of Blair Atholl and its’ most famous feature the magnificent Blair Castle, the ancient seat of the Dukes and Earls of Atholl.

Check in: 14:00
Check out: 11:00

No. of rooms: 28

Hotel facilities:
Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout
Cots available
Car parking available onsite
Wi-Fi Available
Restaurant
Video/DVD Player
TV
Satellite TV
Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room
Hairdryer in each room
Iron And Board In Each Room
Car Parking Available Offsite
Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas
Wi-Fi Available In Rooms
Private dining services
Bar
Breakfast to go
Video/DVD Library
[Channels] News
[Channels] Music
[Channels] Childrens

Directions:
From South, Take the A9 to Pitlochry, the Hotel is just after the Distillery and the Railway bridge on the Right.From the North, Take the A9 to Pitlochry and drive through the centre of the Town, the hotel is on the left passed the Tourist Information Office.

We are a family run hotel offering a warm welcome, relaxed atmosphere with bar, and conference facilities.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 tea/coffee making facilities,hairdryers and central heating. We have stunning views of Highland Perthshire's magnificient scenery which can be enjoyed from our terrace, bar & breakfast room.

Check in: 14:00
Check out: 11:00

No. of rooms: 16

Hotel facilities:
Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout
Cots available
Car parking available onsite
Wi-Fi Available
Restaurant
Video/DVD Player
TV
Satellite TV
Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room
Hairdryer in each room
Iron And Board In Each Room
Car Parking Available Offsite
Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas
Wi-Fi Available In Rooms
Private dining services
Bar
Breakfast to go
Video/DVD Library
[Channels] News
[Channels] Music
[Channels] Childrens

Directions:
By Road: Take the A9 north from Perth (easily accessible by well signposted trunk routes from Glasgow, Stirling, Edinburgh and Dundee) or south from Inverness. The slip road to Pitlochry is well signposted 24 miles north of Perth and takes you straight onto Atholl Road. From Aberdeen take the scenic A93 through Royal Deeside then the A924 south of Glenshee at Bridge of Cally, straight into town.From Atholl Road coming from the south take the 3rd right turn onto West Moulin Rd, from the north, we are the 2nd left turn onto West moulin Rd, drive past the Co-op supermarket, then the bowling green on the right hand side and we are the hotel with the flags on your right. By Rail: Regular train services run to Pitlochry station from all Scottish cities. There is also a daily service from London Kings Cross. The hotel is only 5 minutes walk from the station. By Coach: Comfortable express coaches link Pitlochry with every main town and city in the UK. An extensive network of services is operated by National Express and Citylink. By Air: Edinburgh and Glasgow Airports each have over 60 arrivals per day from UK, European and Transatlantic airports. Pitlochry is then between 11/2 and 2 hours drive from these airports following the road instructions above. If you wish transport for the short distance from the railway station to the hotel it is advisable to book in advance. The hotel will be pleased to arrange your transport

An elegant Victorian house with stunning views, superb food and a sincere, friendly welcome. 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 most diets, especially the health conscious, smaller appetites and of course those who wish to sample a true taste of Scotland. To compliment our daily changing menu, our collection of fine wines and malt whiskies supplies the finishing touch. Today, the hotel retains all its original charm, improved by luxury furnishings throughout. We invite you to relax and take time to experience the comfortable ambience and feeling of warmth, tranquility and well-being. Your holiday starts here! Our guest lounge and conservatory are light, spacious and occupy an enviable position facing south, looking out to a panoramic view that changes with the seasons, where our guests can enjoy afternoon tea, or read from our carefully chosen library and maybe have a drink before dinner. All our rooms are beautifully appointed and individually designed with care and thoughtful detail. All bedrooms are ensuite with sumptuous cosy beds, complimented with luxury toiletries, refreshments and Scottish shortbread. Tigh-Na-Cloich is situated two minutes walk through the hotel garden to the town centre, close to the railway station, golf course ad Pitlochry Festival Theatre. Together with our superb food, fresh highland air, we provide a relaxing haven in which to unwind and be assured of a restful night Tigh-Na-Cloich is situated two minutes walk through the hotel garden to the town centre, close to the railway station, golf course ad Pitlochry Festival Theatre. Together with our superb food, fresh highland air, we provide a relaxing haven in which to unwind and be assured of a restful night

Check in: 15:00
Check out: 11:00

No. of rooms: 10

Hotel facilities:
Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout
Cots available
Car parking available onsite
Wi-Fi Available
Restaurant
Video/DVD Player
TV
Satellite TV
Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room
Hairdryer in each room
Iron And Board In Each Room
Car Parking Available Offsite
Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas
Wi-Fi Available In Rooms
Private dining services
Bar
Breakfast to go
Video/DVD Library
[Channels] News
[Channels] Music
[Channels] Childrens

Directions:
Homepage Welcome Tigh-Na-Cloich Hotel - Getting There Getting there from the Information Centre From Pitlochry Tourist information Centre, turn right and walk along Atholl Road towards Pitlochry Town Centre. Continue along Atholl Road until you reach Larchwood Road . Tigh-Na-Cloich Hotel is 150 metres up Larchwood Road. 10 minutes walk from the Tourist Information Centre. Getting There by Car skip From Perth, head north up the A9 and follow signs for Pitlochry, turning up the slip road. Continue for 1.5 miles along Atholl Road, passing the BP petrol station on the left and Pitlochry Tourist Information Centre on the right. Continue along Atholl Road and turn right up Larchwood Road. Tigh-Na-Cloich Hotel is situated 150 metres on the right hand side. Getting There by Railway From Pitlochry railway station follow road 400 metres to Atholl Road. Turn left and walk for 150 metres along Atholl Road and hotel is 150 metres on the right. Alternatively, we offer FREE TRANSPORT to and from Pitlochry rail/bus station and the hotel. Getting there by Aeroplane From Edinburgh airport take the A90 signposted for Perth. Cross the Forth Road Bridge and follow the M90 for Perth, then take the A9 (signposted Inverness) north to Pitlochry. Allow 1.5 hours journey time. From Glasgow airport join the M8 (towards Glasgow city centre) then follow signs for Stirling on the M80 and then the A80 north to Perth. From Perth, follow the A9 (signposted Inverness) north to Pitlochry. Allow 1.75 hours journey time. Getting There by Ferry From Rosyth ferry port, join the M90 north to Perth, then follow signs for Inverness on the A9 north to Pitlochry. Transportation Bike Shed Available Cycle Hire Nearby Free Parking On-Site Private Parking Taxi Rank < 100m from station Grading & Awards

The Old Mill is a family owned hotel, offering excellent accommodation, food and service. 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.

Check in: 14:00
Check out: 11:00

No. of rooms: 12

Hotel facilities:
Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout
Cots available
Car parking available onsite
Wi-Fi Available
Restaurant
Video/DVD Player
TV
Satellite TV
Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room
Hairdryer in each room
Iron And Board In Each Room
Car Parking Available Offsite
Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas
Wi-Fi Available In Rooms
Private dining services
Bar
Breakfast to go
Video/DVD Library
[Channels] News
[Channels] Music
[Channels] Childrens

Directions:
From South: Cross the Forth Road Bridge and follow the A90. Continue onto M90. Exit at junction 10, exit toward A9/Inverness/Crianlarich/Stirling. At Broxden Roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto A9 heading to Inverness/A85/Crianlarich, Exit onto A924 toward A93. Follow the road into Pitlochry and The Old Mill is situated on the right. From Inverness: Head northwest on A82/Kenneth St toward Fairfield Ln, At Telford Street Roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto A82. Go through 3 roundabouts. At Longman Roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto A9 heading to Aberdeen/Nairn/Perth/A96. Take the A924 exit toward A93/Braemar/Pitlochry, Turn left at A924. The Old Mill is situated on your left.

Centrally located in a beautiful Victorian town of Pitlochry in the Perthshire Highlands, a warm welcome awaits you at tha New Fishers Hotel, where you will enjoy first hand the traditional hospitality which has made Pitlochry a desirable destination for more than a century. Easily accessible from the A9, only 1 hour from Edinburgh and almost 90 mins from Glasgow, whether on business or pleasure, we are sure that you will leave having experienced a homely stay in what many people veiw as the true heart of Pitlochry, set within the stunning Perthshire countryside, the true heart of Scotland. With shops on the hotel doorstep, the train station at the back of the hotel gardens, there is no easier place to stay in Pitlochry with access to fun filled activities, some of the finest Scotch whisky distileries, and historic sites such as Blair Castle and Scone Palace.

Check in: 16:00
Check out: 11:00

No. of rooms: 130

Hotel facilities:
Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout
Cots available
Car parking available onsite
Wi-Fi Available
Restaurant
Video/DVD Player
TV
Satellite TV
Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room
Hairdryer in each room
Iron And Board In Each Room
Car Parking Available Offsite
Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas
Wi-Fi Available In Rooms
Private dining services
Bar
Breakfast to go
Video/DVD Library
[Channels] News
[Channels] Music
[Channels] Childrens

Directions:
By road: from the South take A9 north from Perth. After 25 miles turn off to Pitlochry. The Hotel is situated on the left hand side of the main street. From the North take the A9 south from Inverness. After 90 miles turn off to Pitlochry. The hotel is on the right hand side of the main street. Rail; Pitlochry station is on the Inverness to London line Nearest airport is at Edinburgh

Welcome to East Haugh House - Restaurant with Rooms. This is a beautiful, turreted stone house situated off the old A9 road and set in 2 acres of gardens, with an award winning restaurant. In 2011 We Won the Best Kept Secret Awards which was The Best Customer Service in the UK. The Restaurant/bar Whether you are looking for a simple bowl of delicious homemade soup with hot crusty bread or a full blown meal of our signature dish "scallops with chorizo sausage and cauliflower puree" followed by a juicy local beef steak you have it all right here at East Haugh House Bar and Restaurant , we have a mouth watering A'la Carte menu on offer with endless special that will leaving wondering why you have never been! To book a table call us at the hotel direct. The House The McGown Family bought the house in 1989, and converted it to a small, very personal and family run hotel, retaining many of the interesting features of the house. We have 13 beautiful bedrooms not one looks the same with stunning quirky wall papers and lovely fabrics!, 3 of the rooms being 4 poster's, one of which with its own fireplace, very romantic on a cold winters night! And all have jacuzzi bathrooms for some extra TLC and relaxation. All rooms have private en - suite bathrooms, colour flat screen televisions, tea and coffee making facilities with fresh milk in your room and scrummy lavender shortbread. 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 and has all the dame facilities that you find in the main house bedrooms.

Check in: 14:00
Check out: 10:00

No. of rooms: 13

Hotel facilities:
Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout
Cots available
Car parking available onsite
Wi-Fi Available
Restaurant
Video/DVD Player
TV
Satellite TV
Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room
Hairdryer in each room
Iron And Board In Each Room
Car Parking Available Offsite
Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas
Wi-Fi Available In Rooms
Private dining services
Bar
Breakfast to go
Video/DVD Library
[Channels] News
[Channels] Music
[Channels] Childrens

Directions:
A9 North road to Inverness to Pitlochry then turn right at General Wades Road

The Pitlochry Hydro Hotel is ideally situated in the Perthshire Highlands with stunning views over the town of Pitlochry which is just a short walk away. The hotel boasts a warm & friendly atmosphere, comfortable bedrooms, spacious & tastefully decorated public areas, Indoor swimming pool and fully equipped gym. Ben Vrackie towers above the town, and the Cairngorm Massif is close by, to the north. Loch Tummel and Loch Rannoch are also easily explored using the hotel as a base. In fact, our location is perfect for all sorts of holidays; visiting gardens, taking in the history of the area or simply coming to relax.

Check in: 15:00
Check out: 10:00

No. of rooms: 73

Hotel facilities:
Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout
Cots available
Car parking available onsite
Wi-Fi Available
Restaurant
Video/DVD Player
TV
Satellite TV
Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room
Hairdryer in each room
Iron And Board In Each Room
Car Parking Available Offsite
Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas
Wi-Fi Available In Rooms
Private dining services
Bar
Breakfast to go
Video/DVD Library
[Channels] News
[Channels] Music
[Channels] Childrens

Directions:
You’ll find the Pitlochry Hydro Hotel approximately 25 miles from Perth and junction 10 of the M90. The 30 mile drive will take about 50 minutes. Head north on the M90. At junction 10, exit towards Inverness / Stirling / Crianlarich / A9. Merge onto M90. At Broxden Roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto A9 heading to Crianlarich/A85/Inverness Go through 1 roundabout. Exit onto A924 toward A93. Turn right at A924/W Moulin Rd. Turn right at Knockard Rd. The Pitlochry hotel will be on the right The hotel’s car park is located directly in front of the building