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"Hotel was lovely, Room was very clean, staff friendly and great breakfast "

"Staff were amazing - our children had an amazing experience. Really appreciated how the hotel staff delivered santa stockings and hand written cards to our room for the Christmas day. The hotel was super dog friendly. It was lovely seeing so many people bringing their dogs and were permitted at the lounge. Highly recommend this warm welcoming hotel. "

"Self catering one bedroom cottage was ideal. Twin bedroom upstairs, sofa bed downstairs. Kitchen area with hob, oven, microwave, toaster, kettle and fridge with ice box. Shower room woth wc upstairs and downstairs. Didn't hear any noise from neighbours during stay. Family enjoyed the pool, jacuzzi, steam room and sauna in the main hotel. Kids loved the pool table and duck pond. Majority of the staff were really friendly and helpful. Short walk (10mins) down the hill into Aberfeldy town. A few cafes, bars restaurants and other shops. "

"clean and convenient "

"clean rooms, and the pub close by was very handy. Ample EV charging spaces "

"This was a comfortable relaxing stay in the lodges. The restaurant offered a good menu and the service was good. The leisure facility was also good but unfortunately the jacuzzi wasn’t working. We weren’t able to access the games room either. Nothing spoiled our stay and we would consider returning in the future. "

"Whilst initially suprised at bein on the university grounds, it was really beautiful, lovely staff and the food was excellent. We had window view of the wallace memorial, rooms were simple, warm, clean, great if you have a car"

"I LOVED staying at the oak tree in cabins. Check in was smooth and was surprisingly upgraded to their premium cabin pods which was a nice surprise. Lady at reception was so efficient with clear communication on how to find the cabin. Staff were so kind and food was amazing. Will definitely come again!"

"Excellent location, welcoming, warm, comfortable and room has superb view looking onto loch."