The Salutation Hotel is a very nice, medium-sized hotel in the centre of Perth. Apparently it is…read morethe oldest documented hotel in Scotland (mentioned as early as 1699 if the plaque on the building is to be believed..). We really enjoyed our stay there - good-sized rooms, friendly staff and very conveniently located. The building itself is very nice, too - the dining room is particularly impressive. Breakfast was ok, but not exceptional. (I cannot comment on the restaurant as we had dinner elsewhere). Do check booking.com or similar sites - we got the room for about half the regular fare (we paid around £69 for the double). There is a public car park just around the corner (pay & display). Overall, I can really recommend this hotel!

We stayed here only one night on our trip to Scotland. We booked a family room which said one…read moredouble bed and one single bed on the reservation; in actuality it was two twin beds and one bunk bed. We had a good laugh...settled our son into the bunk, and then did our best Lucy and Ricky good night kiss as we turned into our separate beds! Check-in was easy and very personal; it was like we were friends that they were waiting for. They asked if we wanted a newspaper in the morning; and told us about the included breakfast. She also did a good job of explaining the parking option, which was helpful (it's a public lot that charges after 9am...but she explained that if we paid that night it would roll over to the morning and we wouldn't have to go down and pay in the am). The room was clean and had all the things you expect in an old hotel (creaky floors, etc.). We had an issue with the hot water in the bathroom for showers, but not enough to ruin our stay. My favorite part was the coffee/tea set up in the room, complete with some Walkers Shortbread Cookies. Yummy! Breakfast was so great. It's served in their dining room, proper service with linens. Food is served buffet style and had a good variety including some tradition Scottish fare like haggis and black pudding (blood sausage). All in all it was a great stop on our Scotland experience.

This was my first time staying in a UK hotel. It was a unique experience…read more The first thing I noticed was how much like a cruise cabin this reminded me of. From the putting the key card into the power slot to the compact bathroom (With the REALLY big tub) to the lay out of the room, it was all reminiscent of a cruse ship cabin. And that was so different to a US hotel room, and not in a bad way. The bed was large and comfortable, the pillows were plentiful, the tv was nice. The water was hot. the kettle was great. I love that it was a kettle vs a coffee maker! What they did really differently? No small sized shampoo and conditioner, no individual soap. It's a pump container on the wall in the shower of shower gel that is both shampoo and body wash. And a pump beside the sink that is for the face and hands. It smells very masculine to my nose and I'm just a touch allergic to it. This location is RIGHT next door to the Perth Theatre, and made an excellent destination for us after watching the show. I'm glad we were able to secure one of the parking spots behind the hotel at 5 pounds per night.

Excellent value for money. Great choices for all budgets. Caters for children and adults alike…read more Something for everyone. Carvery menus are added to each night. Something differnet ie curry, lamb, beef etc. Prices are very reasonable and youcan add to the carvery menu ie starter and/or pudding. Mouthwatering meals at a very reasonable price. The restaurant seats a reasonable amount of people. The only downside I would say is there is very limited parking.

Nice location in a quiet road in the centre of town with on-site parking…read more The room was nicely decorated, a reasonable size with a comfy bed and excellent shower. The breakfast was very good, if I visit again I should try the dinner. Recommended.

Whew. Not sure what my fellow Yelpers were expecting when…read moretraveling in Scotland, but our experience was very low-end. This is one of the least-impressive places I stayed in 5 weeks of Scotland travel. The breakfast was poor, the amenities ungenerous, and they charge for espresso drinks, something no other B&B did. The rugs are dirty and shabby, and there was no functional Wi-Fi upstairs. This is a place to land when needing to leave Glasgow International I suppose, but the Holiday Inn would be cleaner. I do not recommend this place at all.

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

My boyfriend and I booked in to stay here one of two nights we were in town. Originally we planned…read moreon staying two nights here, but they didn't have two consecutive nights available and in the end, we were ok with having to move to another hotel. This is a basic travelers lodge that has seemingly had a complete refurb in the lobby and restaurant areas, but the room we were given did the job, but felt quite tired and old. There really was nothing special about this place, the walls were paper thin and we could hear our neighbours loud and clear all the time we were in the room the same time they were in theirs. Luckily, once sleepy time came, everyone seemed to quiet down. We had dinner here and some prosecco and the dinner was pretty tasty. Everything seemed fresh and cooked well. I went with the fish and chips, a hearty portion that my boyfriend helped me finish eating. He ordered the Balmoral Chicken which was chicken stuffed with haggis, wrapped in bacon. One of his favourite things to cook and eat. He was well chuffed. For dessert, I ordered the sticky toffee pudding which came with ice cream and he ordered the cheese board. Both very tasty. Breakfast the next morning was your bog standard fry up which filled us up and gave us energy for the fun day we had planned after we left the hotel. I wouldn't necessarily come running back here, but for what we paid, it was worth it.

I didn't stay at the hotel, but my husband and I ate at the restaurant, and it was lovely. The soup…read morewas good, the starters were tasty, the steak and ale pie had exceptional-quality meat, and the desserts were delicious. The burger wasn't anything to write home about, and I probably wouldn't eat it again, and the ice cream sundae was a bit blah, but the sticky toffee pudding was very good, and I'd have the leek and potato soup again in a heartbeat.