Pretty basic little spot but it's tidy, the folks are nice and it's got a wee little charity book…read moreshop. It wasn't open mind you, but I appreciate the thought - especially at a place that is so bare to begin with. Gotta love a little surprise bookworm find! There are no snackables or coffee to be had, so if you've got an early morning train to catch, grab something in town before you head over.

Very small station on the Inverness to Perth line. No facilities to speak of.read more

Small station on the Perth-Inverness line. Appears clean, rarely busy.read more

Blair Atholl is one of Scotland's premier castles - and the only one with its own private army. Its…read moreright in the Highlands in an idyllic setting but with a direct train connection from London to its own station.

I'll be honest - segwaying has been a dream of mine ever since I watched Arrested Development and…read morewas impressed by Gob whizzing about on his segway. I never really considered actually doing it until I saw a voucher pop up on itison for a place in Blair Atholl. Two seconds later, I'd booked it. I believe the voucher was around £7 pp for a 30 minute experience with an optional upgrade to a full 60 minute ride for an extra £10 pp. It was a little difficult to get a weekend booking as it was close to the end of the voucher so instead I booked for a Friday and got a 1.30pm session. I really didn't know what to expect. Communication from Segway-Ecosse was excellent, David emailed me this morning about the possible bad weather and asking for my contact number in case he needed to get in touch. Thankfully by the time we got to Blair Atholl the weather had cleared up. Trevor was our guide for the session - this guy reminded me a lot of Simon Pegg and he was also comedy gold, so I knew we were in for a treat. Firstly, you get to have a practice in a trial area. This also draws quite a crowd from the caravan park so just pretend they're not watching you. Trevor was an excellent teacher - liked a laugh and was really good at explaining how it all worked. I even made the mistake of joking about segwaying off a cliff and he took it really well. And it is actually really easy to do once you get the hang of it, it feels quite natural in a weird way. You'll start on a restricted speed of 4mph and then when you're out of the caravan park you can go up to 12mph. The hour session is structured in a way that you add a little bit of knowledge on as you go along, e.g. tackling big hills and tree roots and cliffs (haha). I loved absolutely every second of this and never wanted it to end. I even wailed "I DON'T WANT TO LEAVE" as we were driving away. I can't remember the last time I had so much fun (and I spend a lot of time on roller skates). The experience is exhilarating while also being relaxing - we got to see some lovely Highland forrest areas around Blair Castle. I can't wait to go back for the 90 minute ride and am hoping they soon offer all day experiences (with a picnic lunch). I can't recommend this experience highly enough - if you want a fun day out where you feel like you're actually gliding through a forrest with the fun of riding over tree roots, rabbit holes, going up and down hills, weaving in and out of trees, then you've really got to try this.

This was the first of many visits I'm sure. Alison the instructor was brilliant and we had a great…read moretrip. I went with my husband and my parents. Now we have all been segwaying before so were very pleased that we were allowed to go a bit more off road than the gentle regular route. We zipped and glided around the Blair Atholl estate and it was spectacular. A great wee set up in a beautiful location. I got my voucher from itison so got our trip half price but I now have a loyalty card where you can work towards a free go.

I pass this area a lot and we often end up here as the meeting point before heading to our final…read moredestination. This is quite a large place where you can buy souvenirs from their shop from clothing to bottles of whisky at £1200 a pop. We often call in sometimes with 20 - 30 people in our group and have coffee and breakfast rolls to go, and as paying customers who have made purchases you would think that you would be able to use the facilities, well not really, I've encountered what could be certain members of staff bitching at customers for using the toilets after the elderly cleaner had only just moped them.

Was on a day tour of the Highlands a few weeks a go while in-country and we stopped here for dinner…read moreon way home. I had a Club Sandwich and some coffee. The sandwich was surprisingly very good and not a bad price. I did have a bottle of sparkling water which felt was a bot over priced. In all a good experience and nice little gift shop. Not five stars but good three. Would stop here again.

A basic hotel in the heart of Perth, perfect for travelers making their way through the area. It's…read moreclose to the bus station and train station and close enough to the down town area, within walking distance to everything. My boyfriend and I stayed here one of the two nights we were in Perth for my birthday and it was nice enough. An older building, it could use a bit of an update, but was completely jammed packed with tour bus patrons and wedding parties. Our room was cozy, and the window opened up all the way, which was nice as the weather in Perth was a dream compared to what we had been used to in Glasgow. There is an old lift in the hotel, which we avoided, but took the stairs to get to and from our room. There is a workout area, that caters to the people staying at the hotel, but also, they offer memberships to people who just want to work out. Most of the equipment was probably made before I was born, but it got the job done. They also have an indoor pool, sauna and steam room, which we also used. It was nice to be out all day, then come back, workout and sit in the sauna to relax. Breakfast left a bit to be desired. By the time we came down for breakfast, the tour bus worth of people had cleared the place out and left the poor staff spinning in confusion of what had just happened. There was nothing left to eat, and we had to wait a bit for more stuff to be brought out. The fry up was tasty. All in all, it seems like most hotels in the downtown Perth area are a bit tired and in need of a good refurb, but that's also what made this trip memorable and enjoyable. It's all in the company you're in, I suppose, and his company always makes my life that much better.

well located for the railway station( across the car park), the Queens is ideal for business and…read moreconvenient for shopping. Attractively decorated and well maintained, there seems to be a lot of attention to detail. the staff are friendly and atttentive. I have been to a few exhibitions held in the function rooms here and would recommend this hotel.

Well after seeing a few caravan sites in my time I think I have found one that would be very hard…read moreto beat. From the moment you roll up to the gate you are welcomed by helpful and polite staff members. You are then escorted to your pitch via gated entrance. The facilities are excellent. Toilets and showers very clean and well maintained. Non slip floors and wet rooms. Family room provided for taking the little ones in, toilet, basin, hand dryer etc. Every area has mop and bucket. You don't mind washing fine your area as you finish because you know the person before has done the same. Laundry room, recreation room ( somewhere dry if the weather catches you out). All usual wash room facilities for eating equipment, chemical toilets etc. Motor home refill point etc. All very well thought out. Wifi on the site, although is charge and is a little on the pricey side, but there if you need it. The entire area us well kept, grass well cut, pot plants, hanging baskets all over making it like home from home. Joined up to the camping and caravan club which made it cheaper and well worth it. Kids loved being able to run free but at the same time knew when to be quiet for others. Think this will become our second home. Can't wait to come back.

We have not stayed here yet ... but went to visit and talked to the staff it as family live close…read moreby and it is affiliated to the Caravan & Camping Cub, which we are members of. Location : Adjacent to the Scone Race Course Ease of Access : Driven is ok, along a country road round past the Scone Palace Estate. For motorhomers, you'd need your bikes or another vehicle to get to the shops etc. There may be a local bus from the end of the road that takes you through Scone to Perth - need to check that point. Overall - site looks well run, peaceful and the feeling of being remote. There should be some good walks and cycle paths from the site. We will visit at some point in 2016 and update the review.

The City of Perth is quite an interesting lay out for one in Scotland. I was amazed by the beauty…read moreof this gem that sits not far from Stirling and Edinburgh. The streets are easy to navigate and the city center is filled with all these fine eateries and a great theatre.