Bed And Breakfast in Acharn

Scotlands Oldest Inn (1572) rests at the mouth of the River Tay in the conservation village of Kenmore. Poets Bar hosts a poem by Rabbie Burns on the chimmey breast and our Restaurant and Public Bar offer panoramic view of the surrounding countryside. Rooms may be in our lodge which is situated across the Village Square from the main hotel building

With some of the most fantastic views and situated in the heart of one of Scotlands most beautiful and accessable unspoilt areas where we can boast on our doorstep the Lawers mountain range with its 5 Munros and rare alpine plants, Loch Tay, one of Scotlands more peaceful Lochs where you can visit old Lawers Village where the Lady of Lawers once lived or the Crannog Centre. Ben Lawers Hotel offers a chance to escape from the toil of daily life. Ben Lawers has earned a reputation for its friendly atmosphere and good varied food using fresh local produce. With five en-suite bedrooms, food is a big and important part of our hotel. We are neither pretencious nor are we over priced but instead offer a choice of food much of which is sourced from Scottish farmland or waters and cooked uncomplicatedly by chefs trained personally by the proprietor.

An impressive Victorian Villa close to Aberfeldys many atractions. Enjoy a warm family welcome with a high standard of service. Situated in its own grounds with an attractive walled garden - ideal for a relaxing summer evening. Set in the heart of Highland Perthshire with all its scenery and activities on hand. Cycle storage & drying facilities available. Whilst at Fernbank House treat yourself to a Reflexoloy session, or an Indian Head Massage which can relax and de-stress your body, and restore your bodys natural equilibrium.

Striking hotel set in picturesque, historic Highland Perthshire village, 12 miles from the A9 west of Pitlochry, 1 mile from Aberfeldy and 5 miles form Kenmore and Fortingall. The Hotel is a quite delightful small highland country hotel, formerly a historic Coaching Inn situated at the foot of Weem Rock, near Aberfeldy. We are friendly and flexible, the atmosphere is relaxed and our emphasis is on a complete, authentic highland hospitality experience, first class service and fresh local food from the best of Scotlands Natural Larder which abounds and surrounds here, tastefully nurtured and prepared so that the local flavours truly shine through. Excellent wine and Scotch malt list as you would expect - and the only hotel in the area featureing Scottish real cask ales. Families and pets welcome. Guests will enjoy 13 comfortable, rustic ensuite rooms, each decorated simply yet very tastefully - and the substantial Scottish breakfast is highly recommended! Lovely lounges and a beer garden and patio allow perfect relaxation. There are many great walks nearby for beginners and the more experienced. Castle Menzies and The House of Menzies are our next door neighbours. Enjoy superb local loch and river salmon and trout fishing and wonderful highland golf at Taymouth, Kenmore and Pitlochry in particularly there is also a delightful little highland parkland 18 hotel course, more or less on our doorstep, at Aberfeldy. The nearby Dunalastair Activity Centre is available for all guests and the area is famous for possibly Scotlands best range of outdoor adventure pursuits, from exhilarating rafting, canoeing and kayaking on Scotlands best rapids and zorbing to superb 4 x 4 driving, adventure safaris, eco-challenges and pony treks and delightful loch cruising on nearby Loch Tay.

A traditional warm Scottish welcome awaits you at Moness House Hotel & Country Club. Set in 35 acres of picturesque countryside, in the heart of Highland Perthshire, the resort provides an ideal base from which to explore the surrounding area. The resort consists of a delightful hotel which has recently undergone a full refurbishment and now consists of a selection of 26 luxurious rooms, made up of family suites, romantic doubles, twins and single occupancy rooms providing something to suit everyone. A separate leisure complex, includes an indoor heated pool, steam room, solarium, snooker room, as well as a bar and choice of two restaurants. The historic Hotel, originally a hunting lodge dating from 1758 re-opened on 1st November 2008 and care has been taken to ensure the Hotel has been refurbished to the standards required to meet Scottish Tourist Board grading. We have some excellent winter offers as well as superb Christmas and New Year packages. No two hotel rooms are identical, with differing views, room sizes, floor levels, ceiling heights and location. While all rooms are furnished to the highest standard, certain rooms are a bit more special than others!