Hotel berdekatan Loch of the Lowes

"Probably the best thing about the hotel,was that it was very central. The bed that my partner and I shared was the most uncomfortable sleep that both of us had ever had.there was I big dip in the mattress.we never tried the food because a local advised us not to."

"Really liked staying here. The staff look after the premises. I even asked if it was new or refurbished. The facilities are very good. The staff extremely helpful. The breakfast is amazing, lots of variety and freshly cooked"

"This is exactly what you want in a guesthouse in a tiny village. By far the best place we stayed at in Scotland with amazing staff, beautiful decor, and absolutely amazing food! Do not skip the restaurant! Cannot recommend the Bankfoot Inn enough!"

"Very easy to check-in and the staff were fantastic. Made some great recommendations of what to see whilst being in Pitlochry which I did manage to see ☺️. Great place for travelling solo!"

"This is a lovely traditional Scottish hotel situated in the charming Highland town of Aberfeldy, which is bustling with activity, with a good range of places to eat, great outdoor activities, but slightly off the main tourist drag of the A9. We stayed for three nights and had beautiful sunny weather with no rain. It was hot at night but our bedroom had a very effective and quiet fan. I can thoroughly recommend."

"Long established country house hotel located in beautiful spot on the banks of the River Tay and a great place to relax and unwind. The main baronial style hotel is quite grand and has a nice dining room. We stayed in the adjacent Riverside Rooms annexed to the main hotel. Both dinner and breakfast was excellent (the food is locally sourced) but (small issue) staff forgot to serve coffee one morning and tea the next morning at breakfast (with no apologies for the delay and oversight). The...

"Ivybank Lodge was immaculately presented, superior quality furnishings throughout and a ridiculously high level of attention paid to every last detail. Gary and Nigel should be commended for their beautiful property, exceptional service and hospitality."

"Hotel is in a beautiful location next to the river. All the staff were friendly and welcoming. Bedroom was clean, comfortable and spacious. Really tasty breakfast in the morning with a large and varied buffet. Porridge, kippers etc also available on request. Evening meal in the restaurant was also really good. Relaxed and friendly atmosphere in the bar and on the terrace. Highly recommended."

"Such a relaxing place and very walkable location! Staff were excellent"

"Staff good breakfast good dreadful bed bar closes early room poorly cleaned ok for one night at best would not return"

"Friendly staff (and locals!) no lift (but I knew that) but pleasant and (considering how near the A9 is) very peaceful room. A good breakfast to send me on my way…"

"This is a lovely property and our room was spacious and lovely. All the public places are well designed. The resturant is almost comically horrible. We didn't find anything in town that was good, but at least some of them were slightly cheaper. Avoid if at all possible."

"Really enjoyed our one night stay. Exceptionally friendly and welcoming staff. Nice evening meal. Didn’t have breakfast so can’t comment on that. Comfy beds. Will stay again."

"I stayed in one of the quirky upstairs rooms - ‘attic style’. Loved it!"

"We had a great one night stay. The breakfast in the morning was incredible and lovely in the beautiful sun room. It was a perfect place to stay as we made our way through the highlands and pitlochry."

"A beautiful property in lush grounds. Our room (no. 15) looked over the garden. Wonderful big shower with good power. Just off the main high street made it very quiet. Fab breakfast too to set you up for the day walking around the area."

"Nice"

"Un logement hors du commun que je recommande. Le cottage à l'entrée du site est grand, confortable, bien équipé mais poussiéreux. Localisation stratégique pour les visite de châteaux alentours (Glamis, Dunnottar, Blair, Braemar) Le soir, à pied, la découverte de la faune forestière est fantastique : chouettes effraies, biches, écureuil, vaches, cochons et chevaux sauvages, et bien sûr : les castors ! Plus la nuit tombe, plus ils apparaissent. Pas farouches, on les voit vaquer à leurs...