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Hotels in Perthshire (Perth and Kinross)
Perthshire has a reputation for its beauty, from serene glens to lush forests. It is an inspiring place for a weekend getaway, romantic break or simply some time to yourself in some spectacularly beautiful hotels.
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Coorie Inn
Muthill, Perth And Kinross
Former Gleneagles pastry chefs Phillip Skinazi and Andrew Mackay are enthusiastic hands-on owners at this former coaching inn in a conservation village, now an excellent restaurant with stylish, well-equipped rooms.
Kinloch House
Blairgowrie, Perth And Kinross
From the oak-panelled hall and portrait gallery to the commodious bars and lounges, this Victorian country house abounds in solid traditional charms, with hunting, shooting and fishing on offer, and local and home-grown produce on the menu.
The Meikleour Arms
Meikleour, Perth And Kinross
Sam Mercer Nairne and his Bordeaux-born wife, Claire, have created something very special at this picturesque cottage-orné -style Georgian coaching inn on the Lansdowne's estate. The hotel, pub and anglers' dream has lovely bedrooms seamlessly blending the old and new, and French-accented, seasonal estate-to-plate menus in bar and dining room.
The Fortingall
Aberfeldy, Perth And Kinross
A boutique hotel in every sense (if you love the furnishings you can buy your own), this sublimely situated Arts and Crafts Victorian country house is a perfect base for outdoor pursuits, with fine-dining restaurant, onsite pub, and picnics to order.
Moor of Rannoch-Restaurant & Rooms
Rannoch Station, Perth And Kinross
It's not quite the restaurant at the end of the universe, but there is a great sense of space at this cosy, dog-friendly hotel, in a wilderness landscape of lochs and lochans on the edge of Rannoch Moor, with simple bedrooms (no TV, no radio, no WiFi), and short but creative menus reflecting a passion for local produce.
The Kirkstyle Inn & Rooms
Perth And Kinross
Interiors at this dog-friendly, intensely characterful inn in a historic conservation village are a riot of granny's attic eccentricity, while bedrooms next door are large, light and contemporary, with swish bathrooms; a weekly changing menu features pub favourites, shooting packages can be arranged, and golfers get special rates at Gleneagles.
Pine Trees Hotel
Pitlochry, Perth And Kinross
Old-world charm abounds at this Victorian mansion approached by a private drive through wooded grounds, with traditional and contemporary bedrooms, and a restaurant serving hearty Scottish produce.
Craigatin House and Courtyard
Pitlochry, Perth And Kinross
Pheasants wander the enclosed gardens and woodland of this stone-built Victorian house, within easy walking distance of the town.
Perthshire has a reputation for its beauty, from serene glens to lush forests. It is an inspiring place for a weekend getaway, romantic break or simply some time to yourself in some spectacularly beautiful hotels. Finding the best places to stay in Perth and Kinross From award winning B&Bs such as Craigatin House and Courtyard within easy reach of one of Scotland's most celebrated distilleries, to the Moor of Rannoch Hotel with its warm and welcoming greetings and setting amidst captivating scenery, each hotel in this part of Scotland encapsulates something about the area. See gardens that stretch to the River Tay, visit a conservation village teeming with red squirrels and pheasants, stay in historic country houses and tuck into homemade specialities such as vanilla-scented pears or cinnamon-dusted berry compote. From hikers to foodies, there's something for everyone. This historic part of the world, encompassing Edinburgh as well as enchanting villages, Perthshire and Kinross has inspired artists, poets and authors as well as those seeking holiday inspiration, and to head out into the natural landscape and explore is to understand why. Sir Walter Scott described Perthshire as 'The fairest portion of the northern kingdom', and from woods to moors, rivers to tumbling waterfalls, with every inch you understand that description a little more. Scale peaks like Schiehallion and Ben Lawers to observe soaring osprey, and discover its arboreal legacy - for example, it is home to the oldest living thing in Europe and the widest conifer in Britain. Sandwiched between this awe-inspiring landscape however, we must not forget the city of Perth - on the banks of the River Tay, it is Scotland's youngest city. Set between two public parks, it juxtaposes the natural beauty with a cosmopolitan buzz, charming cafes and plenty of shopping.
