easily the nicest hotel I may have ever stayed at! We cannot wait to plan a trip and return. The…read morehotel decor is truly one of a kind and so authentic to the region. The service is white glove in that the staff is the highest caliber of service. All of the drinks and food were delightful. We had a few pre dinner drinks at the pub attached to the hotel (the flying stag) and then had dinner at the restaurant. One of my favorite parts of Fife Arms was them reaching out right after we booked our room asking if we needed any help with reservations or travel arrangements. Worth every single penny!

Were here for 4 nights. Stayed on the 3rd floor in the "attic". Got a bit bumped on the head…read more(ceiling) here and there but was otherwise a comfortable stay. Would have given this a 5 except that the bed had seen better days. The gentleman ("small Scott", as he referred to himself) is very professional, personable with great hospitality skills. The man checking us in was a bit brusque and questioned the reason for us asking for a fridge and tried to give us some b/s about smaller towns in Scotland not having them in hotel rooms. He also tried the hard sell for brekkie. Dude ... please ... we are experienced (crusty) travellers who have travelled throughout Scotland. Regardless, this is well-run property. No complaints!

I love small hotels and the Parkland fills the bill. With 15 rooms it's really more of an Inn…read more Situated a sort 5 minute walk from the train station (but you don't hear any train) and a quick 10 minutes from the town center it's a great location if you a visiting on a short holiday like we were. There is a nice park next to it as well. Rooms are huge!! By UK standards with king size bed ( at least in out room). The rooms are a bit dated, but not in a bad way. They were clean and neat. The have a nice bar and lounge room where I sit writing this review, but the real gem is the out door patio and garden. Absolutely beautiful, in fortunately is has been raining part of the day and we are unable to enjoy them. But the advertise a beer garden, so even if you are not staying here I would say it is worth a visit and a pint on a fine summer night

This is such a lovely spot. We were driving up from Edinburgh and looking for a place along the way…read moreto Inverness. I have to say, this spot didn't disappoint. The indoors space is cozy. But outside on a nice day is perfect. I grabbed a spot with my son who just loved the sunny sky, cool breeze and watching the water flow down the stream underneath. There is a waterfall at the back of the restaurant and plenty of space for the kids to wander around. I ordered the butter chicken, which was tasty. Not the best in the world, but hit the spot. My son got the burger and my partner got the steak pie, which was out of this world. We had steak pie in Edinburgh, but this one was so much better in quality. Overall, the ambiance here can't be beat. We loved it and truly felt so relaxed by the river. The service was friendly and efficient!

We ate here on 4/24 around 7pm and were able to sit outside with no wait. We weren't able to stay…read moreat the Inn but it was a short walk from our hotel. The service was great and the atmosphere was very quaint. The food came out hot and was delicious. I highly recommend this place.

If Brigadoon were a pub it would be this place. I have been going to the Moulin every year for over…read more15 years in late summer or October. The accommodations are comfortable and the food is good, but the house made ales and atmosphere are how they earn their 4th and 5th star in my book. My last trip it did feel as though covid or other regulations led them making some changes (ie brighter whiter lights) that removed some of the coziness and charm, but I am still looking forward to my next visit this October.

This review is for their restaurant and is part of a 17th century inn…read more You sit down, look at the menu, then go to the bar to order and pay. They then bring your food to your table. The restaurant has a nice ambiance with two wood fireplaces going. The squash soup was really good (well spiced). The braised onion soup was also very good. I'd also recommend the 'Haggis, Neeps & Tatties' (Haggis, mashed potatoes and mashed turnips) all with a nice gravy. We've never had Haggis before and all enjoyed it. It's like a peppered meat loaf. I like that they have flights of beer available, so you can try 3 different local brews from tap at one time. We also had the 'bread & butter pudding' which was satisfactory (not great but good). We loved the open fire smell. All was moderately priced.

The grounds are very nice and beautifully kept. The rooms are small, but clean. The shower is…read moreterrible, no water pressure at all. The beds are comfortable and the bedding nice quality. The staff is friendly. The service in the dining room is OK. The breakfast buffet is typical with all the essentials. The hotel is old which is part of the charm.

Beautiful grounds and exterior is quite photogenic. Inside…read morethe rooms are under maintained, dirty and just bad. From dirty linens, dust and stains everywhere to yellow/brown water from the faucets and holes in walls. Go ahead and skip this one. Breakfast buffet was pretty good, but we shortened our stay and had to go elsewhere after one night.

The secluded Country House and grounds are beautiful…read more On offer in the restaurant, was a prix fixe (UKP 65) three course dinner, plus an amuse bouche. The food was very good and the service, although a little slow, was impeccable. The beautiful restaurant is like a room in a stately home with artistically painted wall panels. There are some other sitting rooms and a nice bar with a real fire. Incidentally, the bar is open 24 hours for residents at the time of writing. Unfortunately, the accomodation was disappointing to say the least. On arrival, we found that we would not be staying in the Country House building, but instead, in the "Sportsman's Lodge". Okay, we thought, ' still sounds good. However, when we drove a minute or two down the road, we discovered that the "Sportsman's Lodge" was, in fact, about 20 little Butlins style cabins with no WiFi. Sparcely furnished and worn, and the mattress was so soft and thin, that we "bottomed-out" on it. Each cabin had it's own bathroom, but it was a big let down compared to where we thought we would be staying.. That said, it wasn't crazy expensive (~UKP 140), so I guess we got what we paid for, and the (extra cost) dinner and breakfast in that beautiful restaurant partially made up for it. Beautiful grounds too, but the bait and switch on the accomodation was definitely disappointing. None of the pictures on the (third party) website showed the exterior of the "Sportsman's Lodge", just the beautiful Country House.

If you're looking for a quiet get away for a week or just a weekend then this is just the place for…read moreyou. The Ballathie House is an old country house which has been converted to a hotel. From the moment you walk in the front door you know you're staying somewhere special. We stayed for two nights, on the Friday and Saturday night, and after our disappointing stay at the Dunkeld Hilton, this cheered us up. We didn't stay in the main hotel building but were lodged in the "Riverside Suites". The room was perfect and had a door leading out on to a small covered balcony overlooking their fishing beat on the river Tay. The balcony had a table and a couple of chairs so you could sit and take in the view and fresh air. We arrived a bit too late for lunch so opted for afternoon tea in the drawing room which is this big old room with those lumpy comfy chairs you'd expect of a pile such as this. On the first night we opted to dine in starting with aperitifs in the bar. The barman knocked up a couple of mean bloody mary's to get our appetites going. The restaurant is top notch and I found my three courses of scallops, chicken (really regretted not having the fillet steak after I spotted it on another diner's plate) and desert exquisite. The saucing and presentation were outstanding. As you would expect from an establishment such as the Ballathie their wine list is pretty extensive and they also have a decent selection of "new world" wines. We opted for a bottle of Angus The Bull to go with our dinner which was excellent. All in all I couldn't find a fault with the Ballathie, it would have been nice to stay in the main building, but we weren't disappointed with the river side suites. I'll definitely be back.

Sorry Dalmunzie but not a great review.... What was not right…read more.. 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.

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

Great location for exploring; I am sure that you will see Nessie next time…read more Basic accommodations but friendly staff. I think it's worth going into the wee village for dinner rather than drive back four or five miles to their partner hotel. Breakfast is also quite basic but it's available on site.

My friend and I stayed at the Hotel for 3 nights. We had the best time. We stayed in the…read moreaccessible twin room on the ground floor. The room was very comfortable with more than enough space to accommodate my mobility scooter and the bathroom with roll in shower was also very roomy with all the accessories I required. The standard of cleanliness was impeccable. The Management and staff making us feel very welcome from the instant we arrived, coming out to advise us the best way to park the car, so that access to and from the car for myself and also for my scooter was not compromised. Actually Chetan parked the car for me. He also ensured that the space for my car was always available when we returned from whatever trip we had been on. The room was exceptionally clean and comfortable. Nothing was too much trouble for the staff. We had our evening meal, in the restaurant, on the first night. My friend and I have different dietary requirements and the staff were so knowledgeable about their menu that they were able to advise us what we could eat. The meal was great. Breakfast each morning was also adapted for our requirements. As already stated nothing was too much trouble for the staff. All accommodations for Covid restrictions are applied, so felt we were safe staying there. I cannot recommend this hotel highly enough. The hotel is only a 5 min walk from the town centre, however, it is a steep hill so a car would be required for anyone with mobility issues. Amisha & Chetan definitely know how to make you feel welcome and feel that you will certainly return for another visit. I definitely will be going back.