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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
I was on a business trip and specifically booked the Townhouse on the back of the highly positive online reviews. I wasn't disappointed. From the perfectly-toned welcome from David onwards, I was thoroughly impressed. There are 5 rooms and I was staying in one of the smaller rooms at the top. It was lovely: extremely clean, well designed and furnished throughout, very comfortable bed and lots of extras, such as the fruit, shortbread, proper coffee etc. Breakfast was exceptional and, overall, the...
I was on a business trip and specifically booked the Townhouse on the back of the highly positive online reviews. I wasn't disappointed. From the perfectly-toned welcome from David onwards, I was thoroughly impressed. There are 5 rooms and I was staying in one of the smaller rooms at the top. It was lovely: extremely clean, well designed and furnished throughout, very comfortable bed and lots of extras, such as the fruit, shortbread, proper coffee etc. Breakfast was exceptional and, overall, the...
Iain
Reviewed November 21, 2016Reviewed November 21, 2016
Great location, beautiful artwork, facilities of a 5 star hotel in a homely guest house. Local produce at breakfast and a well stocked honesty bar. Hosts are attentive and lots of information for travellers. Can’t wait to return.
Great location, beautiful artwork, facilities of a 5 star hotel in a homely guest house. Local produce at breakfast and a well stocked honesty bar. Hosts are attentive and lots of information for travellers. Can’t wait to return.
Was curious about Andy Murray's investment in a country hotel. But as I drove up the private road you could see why. It's a lovely secluded residence. It was a relatively quiet night I stayed at with maybe 33-50% occupancy, and I was given a nice upgrade. The fixtures and fittings were extremely high tier, mixed with antique/period pieces. Among other things I had a lovely writing desk looking out to the grounds which would no doubt be a lovely and inspirational place to pen some thoughts or a...
Was curious about Andy Murray's investment in a country hotel. But as I drove up the private road you could see why. It's a lovely secluded residence. It was a relatively quiet night I stayed at with maybe 33-50% occupancy, and I was given a nice upgrade. The fixtures and fittings were extremely high tier, mixed with antique/period pieces. Among other things I had a lovely writing desk looking out to the grounds which would no doubt be a lovely and inspirational place to pen some thoughts or a...
David
Reviewed November 30, 2014Reviewed November 30, 2014
Visited Birchwood Pitlochry for a cycle sportive. The hosts were very friendly, 5am breakfast made available for participants in the sportive. Birchwood Pitlochry is a fantastic place to stay, close to the town centre and a walking distance to the town centre.
Visited Birchwood Pitlochry for a cycle sportive. The hosts were very friendly, 5am breakfast made available for participants in the sportive. Birchwood Pitlochry is a fantastic place to stay, close to the town centre and a walking distance to the town centre.
A ideal relaxing getaway if you just want to eat, walk, relax and totally chill. Everything you need for a romantic hideaway. Evening meals were a very welcome addition to a near perfect stay.
A ideal relaxing getaway if you just want to eat, walk, relax and totally chill. Everything you need for a romantic hideaway. Evening meals were a very welcome addition to a near perfect stay.
Firstly, the hotel is very good and the staff are friendly. The biggest down side is the Spa, which doesn't quite live up to the 5 star experience. The Spa is clean, and its staff are friendly and knowledgable, however, the change rooms are tiny and the pool lacks atmosphere.
Firstly, the hotel is very good and the staff are friendly. The biggest down side is the Spa, which doesn't quite live up to the 5 star experience. The Spa is clean, and its staff are friendly and knowledgable, however, the change rooms are tiny and the pool lacks atmosphere.
Richard
Reviewed February 14, 2017Reviewed February 14, 2017
Having stayed at the Hotel over the years we were aware,this time that the dining arrangements are now so expensive as to make one of the restaurants not somewhere we would wish to eat . Other than that the hotel is still somewhere we would happily recommend for position, comfort and the amazing staff
Having stayed at the Hotel over the years we were aware,this time that the dining arrangements are now so expensive as to make one of the restaurants not somewhere we would wish to eat . Other than that the hotel is still somewhere we would happily recommend for position, comfort and the amazing staff
Alexander
Reviewed September 23, 2026Reviewed September 23, 2026
Situated in a perfect location for exploring the Highlands of Scotland. The staff are all excellent and nothing seems to be too much trouble. The food is delightful and the rooms are very comfortable. I would have no hesitation in recommending this hotel.
Situated in a perfect location for exploring the Highlands of Scotland. The staff are all excellent and nothing seems to be too much trouble. The food is delightful and the rooms are very comfortable. I would have no hesitation in recommending this hotel.
Debbie
Reviewed October 20, 2020Reviewed October 20, 2020
We had a lovely time at the Glen Clova hotel, it's set in beautiful scenery and the staff are very friendly and helpful. The food was very tasty and our room was very quiet. Only thing I would ask for is mineral water in the room because both taps in the bathroom were running warm water so we couldn't pour a glass from there.
We had a lovely time at the Glen Clova hotel, it's set in beautiful scenery and the staff are very friendly and helpful. The food was very tasty and our room was very quiet. Only thing I would ask for is mineral water in the room because both taps in the bathroom were running warm water so we couldn't pour a glass from there.
Hotel, surrounding grounds, and St Andrews itself was fantastic. Well worth a visit even as none golfers..
Mr and Mrs Sutton were extremely impressed with all of the staff, in particular Levinne who went the extra mile for us….
A very warm welcome awaits Levinne and family if she ever visits Devon!!
Hotel, surrounding grounds, and St Andrews itself was fantastic. Well worth a visit even as none golfers..
Mr and Mrs Sutton were extremely impressed with all of the staff, in particular Levinne who went the extra mile for us….
A very warm welcome awaits Levinne and family if she ever visits Devon!!
Andrew
Reviewed September 23, 2024Reviewed September 23, 2024
Superb luxury hotel .. right on the Loch yet 20 miles or so from Glasgow . Very top end spot yet totally unpretentious . Lots of restaurants and bars , great well appointed room and a common theme of professional staff in all areas of the hotel . Our room was very nice, well appointed with good storage and en-suite and we had a nice Loch view . We can recommend the Cameron grill too , that’s a great steak restaurant.. and sitting with a cocktail in the lobby or Great Scot’s bar looking out on...
Superb luxury hotel .. right on the Loch yet 20 miles or so from Glasgow . Very top end spot yet totally unpretentious . Lots of restaurants and bars , great well appointed room and a common theme of professional staff in all areas of the hotel . Our room was very nice, well appointed with good storage and en-suite and we had a nice Loch view . We can recommend the Cameron grill too , that’s a great steak restaurant.. and sitting with a cocktail in the lobby or Great Scot’s bar looking out on...
Anthony
Reviewed January 17, 2023Reviewed January 17, 2023
This is a really nice hotel. Public areas are bright and welcoming whilst the suite offered, Schiehallion, was spacious and comfortable. Staff were obliging and friendly and the experience overall with regards the accommodation was very positive. The experience in the restaurant was less impressive but not altogether negative. A modest uptick in experienced staff would assist some I sense. Would stay here again.
This is a really nice hotel. Public areas are bright and welcoming whilst the suite offered, Schiehallion, was spacious and comfortable. Staff were obliging and friendly and the experience overall with regards the accommodation was very positive. The experience in the restaurant was less impressive but not altogether negative. A modest uptick in experienced staff would assist some I sense. Would stay here again.
Perthshire and its attractions for luxury travelers
Perthshire, a stunning region in Scotland, beckons luxury travellers with its captivating blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Begin your exploration at the serene banks of Loch Tay, where you can indulge in a private cruise, soaking in the breathtaking vistas of the surrounding hills. For those with a taste for adventure, the nearby mountains offer thrilling opportunities for guided mountain biking, allowing you to experience the rugged landscapes up close. Don’t miss a visit to the enchanting gardens at a historic estate, where you can stroll through meticulously manicured grounds and enjoy a leisurely afternoon tea amidst beautiful blooms. For a touch of history, a guided tour of a nearby ancient castle provides insights into Scotland’s storied past, complete with opulent interiors and captivating tales. Finally, unwind at a luxury spa nestled in the heart of the countryside, where you can enjoy bespoke treatments that rejuvenate both body and mind. With a selection of exquisite hotels in the area, you can enjoy attentive service and lavish amenities, ensuring a truly memorable stay as you immerse yourself in the exquisite charm of Perthshire.