Perth and Kinross Hotels

This New Years break was made even more special by the setting of this wonderful hotel, and the experience was enhanced by the extremely friendly and courteous staff.

How nice to have a drink beside an open fire Refurbished rooms Friendly well managed staff

I booked this hotel through a booking agent. I wasn't expecting much for the price I paid but wow what a hotel. There was ample room to park the grounds are vast and clean and well maintained. Disabled access ramps are present and well maintained. The main entrance although small was welcoming. The lady at reception was Scottish which believe it or not is a novelty in a Scottish hotel and was lovely. She explained all about the hotel and where to eat and what time the pool opened etc. The reception lady showed me up to my room which was very spacious and lovey and warm. There was a Jacuzzi bath with a good shower above, plenty of towels and robes with slippers, a good shampoo and shower gel and a a good mirror with light. I ventured downstairs to the bar for dinner. There was a large screen in the bar showing the evenings championship game with a roaring fire which was maintained regularly. It had a good atmosphere and friendly staff. The wine selection was great as was the whiskey selection. The had a Louis Latour chardonnay which being from my favourite vineyard I had to have. It was chilled correctly,served in the correct glass and a chilled cooler was provided, well done Duchally. I ordered the salmon starter. The lamb main and the Duchally mess dessert. All exceptional with the exception of the chips with lamb,they tasted a little strange and the dessert came in a large cocktail glass, without a plate. Now this would have been fine however the dessert had a lar

We enjoyed our stay for one night in the Station Hotel Perth. Our room was spacious & very comfortable. Amazingly quiet considering how close we were to the station.

13 days was very nice would return to Holiday Inn Perth Scotland

The staff were all very polite, helpful and had a happy aura about them. Good choice for dinner and all dishes were well cooked and piping hot. Plenty to eat for breakfast. Pool and fitness centre are well managed and maintained. Rooms were well maintained, with minor wear and tear in evidence (nothing show stopping). The grounds this hotel sits in are so picturesque with lovely views and walks on your doorstep. The hotel is a 20 minute stroll along the river to Dunkeld where you will find some nice shops, eating places and the odd bar. The hotel and area are worth the visit.

We had a fantastic stay at the MacDonald Loch Rannoch Hotel. We had a good rate through expedia so I wasn't expecting the greatest room, but we had two double rooms with huge double beds and a view on the Loch. the swimming pool, sauna and steam room also offer great views on the Loch, and it all made it a magical stay. I would just warn that if you are not planning to eat at the Hotel, you might want to eat out in Pitlochry before going there. It is quite a long drive, and very isolated.

A lovely warm welcome by the reception staff awaited us on our arrival. With the offer of a glass of sherry or a wee dram to make us feel at home. Our Double room had been upgraded to a King which was very spacious and well aired. We were very pleased with the large en-suite bathroom. The food in the Dining Room was excellent and even although there was a bus party staying the dining rooms were never uncomfortable or noisy, The hotel has been bought by the owners of the Athol Palace and I was able to use their swimming facilities which was a bonus. On the day of our checkout we never felt rushed and unlike some other hotels you have until 11.00am which is quite generous. We have stayed at Fishers before, some time ago, but it has much improved and a lot of tasteful renovation has been done to update it. We will certainly be happy to stay here again,