4 Star Hotels in Pitlochry, Scotland

"Stunning views over the loch and surrounding hills. A lovely welcome from Ann on reception. Food and service were excellent. The room was clean, the bed comfortable (a lighter duvet would have been a bonus as the room was very warm and that was with the heating off and windows open). If you fancy climbing a Munro, Schiehallion is about 15 minutes from the hotel to the car park. Can't fault it and would stay again. Thank you."

"We arrived at this beautiful, central, charming hotel and were treated like gold. The staff were all kind and welcoming. The food was excellent and our room was lovely. We will go back. "

"The room was on the first floor."

"Staff were amazing, beds not that comfy would be the only fault I could give, everything else 10/10"

"We stayed at this charming hotel July 15-18 and were so pleased that we picked this property in Pitlochry. Perched on a hill, the hotel is a lovely 19th century stone building and the interior is impeccably maintained and spotlessly clean. We had a premium room and were amazed by the size and beautiful views over Pitlochry. Our first night we decided ahead of time to dine at the hotel and it was absolutely wonderful. From the canapés and drink in the lounge to the last bite of dessert it was delicious. The included breakfast is top notch; I had a full Scottish breakfast one day and all the ingredients are clearly high quality, expertly prepared. On our last day we had to leave early for the airport and were hoping that we’d be able to perhaps get a breakfast roll or something for the car ride. Mind you, breakfast starts at 8:00 and we were leaving by 7:00. Not only did we get breakfast sandwiches, they thoughtfully added some other goodies like shortbread, bottled water and crisps and even came in early (before 7:00!) and made us coffees to take away! The Knockendarroch Hotel is at the top of our list for quality, service, comfort and value. What a gem in Perthshire. "

"Beautiful grounds, great victorian building with a lot of character"