Sorry Dalmunzie but not a great review.... What was not right... 1) The water was tea colored. My wife was dying to take a nice hot bath and we specifically asked for a room with a deep tub. Supposedly the rain caused the water supply to affect the water purity/color. 2) The hinges on the door to the bathroom was in desperate need of oil. The sound was very loud when opening and closing, especially in the middle of the night. 3) We found remnants of personal items left in the bathroom. YUK! 4) The shower water pressure, in the tea water, was so slow, it was almost impossible to use. Took 15 minutes to take a shower. So, all that said, at the price we paid, we were expecting something special. Not even close. We spent 3 weeks touring Scotland and this was the most expensive room. Eleven hotel rooms in 3 weeks and this was clearly the bottom. read more

We really liked the place. Great walking. The golf looked pretty good but we didn't play. The food was amazing.

Location, Location - this is one of the best, a secluded Highland Perthshire valley, not much else around except stunning scenery and a delightful little 9-hole golf course. We had lunch which was a bit pricey for what it was (£46 for 2 adults and 2 kids) - chips seemed of the frozen variety. Dinner (2 AA Rosettes) which we'll try next time should be better in terms of fine dining - but again I assume quite dear. Australian staff are good! Rooms, which we reviewed look nice - excellent antique furnishings. Seems pretty laid back generally. read more

I came in out of the cold to Dalmnunzie, tired and bedraggled after a long day on the hills in hurricane-like conditions and extremely worried about my walking partner who had failed to make a rendez-vous at the Spittal of Glenshee. The owners were extraordinarily kind. They gave me tea and a blanket, put me in front of a fire and advised me on contacting the local police and mountain rescue. After a very trying few hours, my friend turned up and was met with similar hospitality - all at no charge to us. We did not stay at the hotel, but if they are as good to their paying guests as they were to a couple of exhausted strangers, it must be a treat. read more