Louise and Struan Lothian purchased and renovated a charming Edwardian era home at the edge of…read moretown, tastefully combining clean modern lines, art and furniture with century old woodwork. A new conservatory was added that serves as the breakfast room. The views over their gardens and the Highland Perthshire are astounding. But the most amazing aspect is the welcome we received. Louise and Struan clearly love being innkeepers and are exceptionally good at it. A cup of tea and shortbreads were immediately offered. Advice on what to visit and where to eat was comprehensive, along with maps and other aids. They seem to always have time to stop and chat and move on to handle the next task without giving you the feeling that you've been dumped. But the breakfasts! Oh my, the breakfasts! Scrambled eggs with haggis. Porridge with cream and a wee dram of Scotch. Fresh local ingredients, their own home-smoked salmon, smoothie starters with fresh fruit and a bit of porridge as a thickener. Everything was absolutely delightful. To top it off, they have a liquor license and sell two kinds of local beers and 32 different single malts. Although ranked number two in Pitlochry on Trip Advisor, there is nothing second place about this B&B. Highly recommended.

One of the best B&Bs I have ever stayed! Struan and Louise have been great hosts!!! Highly…read morerecommended and I would definitely consider staying there again!

Very nicely renovated small hotel (15 rooms, I think). Excellent breakfast buffet included. I don't…read morethink they serve lunch or dinner currently. Best television of any place we stayed in Scotland!

West lands was recommended by the bar tender in our hotel as a good local place. That it was and we…read morewere not disappointed. This restaurant in a hotel provides good honest Scottish cooking. The first time we ate there I had the lambs liver on grilled onions on a pile of mashed potatoes! The hubs had roast beef in gravy in a large Yorkshire pudding both entrees were accompanied by fresh broccoli and carrots cooked till just tender. We ate in the bar dinning area a comfortable light filled area with views of the mountains surrounding Pitlochry. Good regional food at reasonable prices. We went back for the Sunday carvery a set price meal at noon on Sunday's. The offerings were a slice of lamb, roast beef and ham all were cooked well done not my preferred way of eating beef or lamb but tasty. This was accompanied by a choice of potatoes, mashed,boiled or roasted, freaks cabbage cooked with bacon, fried parsnip sticks and carrots. Yorkshire pudding and gravy as well as mint sauce and horseradish sauce. Dessert was included, I had the apple crumble which came with a choice of custard sauce, ice cream or cream. Being lactose intolerant I went plain it was tasty but could use the sauce. Hubs had the cheesecake with ice cream a common combination in the UK.

This is a very sweet bed & breakfast in Pitlochry. I stayed twice here on business in autumn 2016…read morewith my work colleagues. Each stay lasted 3 - 4 nights. The host is a nice lady and it was a real pleasure for me to be her guest. She prepared us delicious breakfast in the morning and made up the rooms later on during the day. She even catered for my dietary needs without asking her which was a happy surprise for me. The rooms are reasonably sized, comfortable, clean and bright. each room has access to a private bathroom. There is a large salon on the ground floor opposite the dining room where the tasty breakfast is served every morning. I enjoyed my two stays at Kinnaird Country House and I wouldn't hesitate to stay again there if I was required to visit Pitlochry for a third time.

Short review: We slept for 3 nights in their double bed…read morebedroom. The quality of the accomodation was very high throughout. People working there were helpful and very kind. Cleanliness levels were also really high everywhere. The breakfast was included in the price and was varied, rich, huge. There was a choice of the main part of the breakfast, you can have pancakes, full scottish breakfast or make your own order. Definitely very worthwile

This place is a charming B&B with lovely views and delicious breakfast was awesome service!…read more They have plenty of parking, it's easy to find, and it's a quick walk into town. The roads in Pitlochry are fairly narrow, as are the turns (aside from the main road through town) which we had a little bit of trouble navigating as we were jet lagged and not used to driving on the other side of the road. The parking lot was a haven as it was so spacious that you could finally breathe a sigh of relief that you made it. The rooms are a little small (if you're comparing to US standards) but we didn't have any problems and thoroughly enjoyed the view from our window. The bathroom was nicely updated and laid out well (functional, and everything was as we expected). The place has delicious breakfast with very attentive staff. We were so sad that we had only booked for a single evening. Next time I'm sure we'll decide to stay here at least a couple more nights to check out the area and enjoy this lovely haven!

From the owner: Derrybeg is an eight bedroom bed and breakfast, Edwardian property situated in Pitlochyry Highland…read morePerthshire

Disgusting place. Shabby furniture, stinky rooms, pillow consists of slobber and sebum of hundreds…read moreof former guests. Suppose they are having bed-bugs in the double bedroom. We got a set of itching pimples on our legs and arms, which lasted for five days now. That may be also one reason for the disgusting smell.