Stopped by for a quick drink at the bar on our pit stop during a bus tour. We ordered a pornstar…read moremartini and a French martini and 2 beers. Unfortunately it took a while to get the cocktails as the bartender was tending to others. Our party had nearly finished their beers before we got our cocktails. We were on a time crunch so had to drink the cocktails quickly. They were delicious. As far as the hotel goes, male and females share the same bathroom. It appeared a bit dated on the inside.

Unfortunately, while touring, we only had less than an hour in this quaint town and bus crowd went…read moreleft and we went right. As we walked and looked in all of the various business windows we ducked into the hotel lobby for a libation and coffee. The decor was welcoming, with the reception desk and bar immediately inside. The bartender was cheerful and straightaway made our drinks. We sat in a comfy couch, chatted, refreshed and people watched until it was time to meet our group. Enjoy!

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.

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

Stumbled across this place and it was fabulous. All of the staff were wonderful and couldn't do…read moreenough for their customers. The food was fantastic. We were lucky to sit at the window and see the river Tay pass by. The whole experience was just great. I already want to go back.

We chose to try this restaurant as it came highly recommended by our B&B host - so, we would like…read moreto clarify that this review is not for the food as we never had the chance to try it. We also chose it because it had decent reviews, was one of only a few restaurants in the area, and the pictures of the food looked good. We arrived around 7:45 PM, an hour before closing, but didn't have a reservation. Although we are accustomed to places that are full and completely understand if no seating is available, this Sunday evening was exceptional. A hostess greeted us and asked if we had a reservation. We said that we did not and she promptly stated that they were completely booked and that there was no room for us without a reservation. I asked if we could simply attend the bar for a drink instead and she again shut me down by saying "No, we're fully booked." Generally, I'm accustomed to a bit of politeness. Perhaps apologizing or offering to make a reservation for me on another night may have been nicer. Alternatively, why not let us at least have a drink at the bar? I think what put us off was the stern tone and shortness that the hostess took with us. Her quick ability to deny us twice in a matter of seconds was surprising. We wouldn't recommend going here without a reservation. Instead we had to travel 9.4 miles to Pitlochry and enjoy Victorias Restaurant instead as no other restaurants were open in this area at that time. Victorias turned out to be quite good and we would definitely recommend going there instead of this Inn on the Tay. We also post more reviews on our EatWanderExplore travel blog.

Had a brilliant time here. Staff, food, views, all amazing. The garden room was really nice. The…read moreclassic room was also lovely, but the bed could probably be replaced if I was to point anything out. Would not hesitate to stay again though!

Leaving today and I must say I will miss it…read more The team are all so welcoming and thoughtful. Hats off the the Chef de cuisine The hotel is located on a hill top and views from the dining room are worth a photo. I felt welcomed from the moment I walked in. Breakfast is filled with fresh marmalades local Heather honey ( I purchased a jar) fruit bowls and yogurt. I look forward to my return to Pitlochry and the kind people at Knockendarroch..... Than you for making my stay lovely.

The Brasserie on the first floor is a good place to head for lunch after visiting the V&A,…read moreespecially if their cafe is busy. The prices here are no worse and the food is almost certainly better. I had butternut squash and chestnut soup, followed by roast cauliflower mains. Both delicious. I could have done without the piper outside who was welcoming guests to a wedding reception, but fortunately he didn't play for too long.

The staff here are an absolute credit to the brand and are simply amazing! I cannot remember the…read morelast time I received such excellent customer service. The room was well made and had a good mini bar and snacks. There is also a decent menu for room service if you don't want to venture down to the brasserie. Even on Christmas Day they managed to serve bangers and mash to the room!! The bar staff and mixologists were blinking brilliant and I had one too many in the end, as they were just so yummy, and willing to try various and random changes to come up with variants of classic favourites. The bed was lush and a really good size. I would 100% stay here again. The only reason not 5* is due to some decor issues in the room, but was very nearly a 5!

I'd recommend the falconry to anyone that comes here. It was a very unique experience and the…read moreleader was very knowledgeable. The whole area of the hotel is very nice.

Been here a couple of times for the afternoon tea and it is spectacular. If I may just say that I…read morehave been elsewhere and none have came close. The Ritz London, The Ritz Paris, The Dome Edinburgh, Gleneagles for me hands down. Now I must admit they were busy this time and service was slower than expected but our main server was a lovely girl at the ripe old age of 17 and she couldn't have been more helpful. I'll be back!

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.