Knockendarroch Hotel

"Great hotel and very great hospitality."

Craigmhor Lodge & Courtyard

"Good hotel and great location. Walking distance to the town centre and the dam. Breakfast is great. It is a good stopover from Edinburgh to Ness area."

The Old Manse of Blair, Boutique Hotel & Restaurant

"Lovely stylish room with every amenity you could want."

The Ballinluig Inn

Birchwood Pitlochry

"Had a lovely one night stay. The food is the highlight here, we had a delicious dinner in lovely setting and a tasty breakfast. The room was compact and basic but clean and modern. The room felt a little pricey but the dinner and breakfast really made the stay!"

Loch Rannoch Highland Club

"We stayed in one of the apartments and were shocked to the fact one of the beds were pull down from a wardrobe! That pull down bed felt very fragile. Paint was peeling from some of the walls. There was a stain the the bathtub the twin bed room was comfortable with no problems. The living space where the pull down bed is was very dated like it hadn’t been changed since the 80s apart from the tv. The chairs were starting to fall apart. No problems with the kitchen. Views here were incredible with some very breath taking walks (physically breath taking). The entrance to the apartments felt like a motel with bugs being everywhere but that was expected with no door being downstairs. Some modernising and fresh paint needs doing other than that it was perfect."

The Inn on the Tay

"We had been greeted warmly on our arrival and shown up to our room. We were also asked if we would like any assistance with our travel bags. We had a very nice, tastefully decorated room overlooking the river. The bathroom appeared slightly more dated and getting in and out of the shower wasn't the easiest. Possibly a work in progress. We had a very comfortable bed and the space in the room was excellent. It was kept very clean and tidy. We had dinner the first night. We felt the choice was limited but went for what turned out to be a delicious chicken pie. Service at the bar and in the restaurant was very good. The restaurant itself overlooks the water and although we were given a back corner table it had a good atmosphere. Breakfast wasn't a great experience however, especially our second morning. The food itself was good but not great. The portions were not an issue. My cooked breakfast was on the well done side however. My wife said her scrambled eggs were very nice. Second morning we had gone down at 9. Apparently breakfast goes on up to 930. Although two people appeared to be serving the particular individual we mostly had appeared less than communicative. Whilst we appreciate spoilage on things like milk and butter, two tiny servings of both to cover cereal and toast respectfully is more than likely to incur a request for refills. This was met with silence. This was the same with a request for more hot water and we swerved asking for toast. All the while tables were being cleared around us, dishes clattering and chairs scraped in. It was a particularly unpleasant experience. We clearly had exceeded our allotted time. All of this put an unfortunate slant in what otherwise had been a very nice stay and of course it was worse just as we were departing. I took the time when we were leaving to explain this to a member of staff who indicated she would pass this onto the owners. She offered to reduce our outstanding amount for dinner and drinks by 10% which was appreciated but I asked if this could just be kept as an additional tip for the bulk of the staff who had been excellent. We had left a cash tip at dinner. In summary, it's a gorgeous area to visit. Lovely walks and a golf course close by. And the Chocolatier is right across the road. The hotel and staff in the main were excellent. Well worth thinking about staying here."

Tayview Lodges

"Absolutely loved our week in Tayview Lodges. A great location, spectacular views and wonderful hosts who could not be more accommodating. We've booked for next year and are already looking forward to it!"