Could be one of the most beautiful hotels I have ever stayed in. The grounds are magnificent, the…read moredecor is amazing, food was great, service impeccable, room so comfy with all amenities.

In addition to a hotel, this place has a nice restaurant open to all. The prices are moderate and…read morethe food is great; the pork belly dish I had, whose components I had never seen before, was filling and diverse in flavor. All in all, a great food option in Dunkeld.

If you are into any kind of Fantasy of any kind of media or just until gorgeous hikes, this is a…read moremust stop for anyone visiting Scotland. As others have mentioned, loads of scenic views. What's cool is the hike to the cool part isn't super far either. My girl is a birder so she brought her knocks and found an Egret there sitting on the rocks in the river. Meanwhile I had my nature playlist on as I walked amongst the woods. If you've played as many video-games as I have, sometimes you just got to fully immerse yourself in. Graphics will never compare to the real thing. Lots of parking by the way. If you are lucky you might even see a donut truck here.

We had already spent a very pleasant early November day wandering about Dunkeld when we decided to…read moretake a mid-afternoon hike in The Hermitage. We were there on a drizzly day which added much to reduce visitors and add to the considerable ambiance. I'd love to revisit on a bright sunny day, but the misty atmosphere made this already wonderful place all the more fantastical. Comparisons to Tolkien-esque scenes are spot on, at least in our visit. Even for those with no interest in fantasy literature, film, or games, The Hermitage is a comfortable hike in a beautiful setting. Flowing river, towering Douglas firs, stone bridges, water falls, The Hermitage (part of The National Trust of Scotland) is as picturesque a place as one could hope for. A couple of circular trail options are available ranging from a couple of hours to around 20 minutes. The trail is flat to start but continues to climb as you follow the River Brann to Black Linn Falls. Things to know: * We were there in wet conditions, making it necessary to be a little more mindful of our footing. As with any trail hike, be careful. * Folks with mobility concerns may want to limit themselves. The lower portions aren't difficult and are beautiful. * If you are lucky, the Full Circle Donuts food truck will be there serving up hot, fresh-made donuts to fortify you before and/or after your trek (Wed-Fri at least as late as early November).

Our family had a wonderful week in the house last Autumn. The house is deceptively large and there…read morewas more than enough space for our four families, including fantastic dinners around the large dining table. The house is perfectly situated with the centre of Dunkeld and the river only a couple of minutes walk away. All the bedrooms were of a grand scale, the upstairs ones with en-suite facilities - super power shower to top it all off!! Would certainly recommend this to anyone wanting a break in beautiful surroundings - we'll definately be back!!

Spent a lovely long weekend with friends in this very comfortable holiday home. It had everything…read morewe required. Location excellent for golfing and nature treks. Definitely will be back.

Dunkeld train station is an unmanned train station. There are no facilities available, tickets are…read moreonly available on the train. That's is a designated smoking area and a shelter if its windy or raining. There is no disabled access and the platform is a lot lower than any train station that l have ever seen so caution when boarding or exiting the train. At the end of the road there is no taxi rank, l did observe a bus stop but the busses don't run that frequent.

A little dissapointed . Waited an hour for someone to let us…read morein when we arrived, having confirmed the day before what time we would be there, although the girl who let us in was very apologetic and very friendly. We had booked a month or so in advance and were quoted £50/room as we were told it was out of season, but on departure were charged £60/room despite protest - felt very cheated especially as im fairly sure it was the owner that both took our booking and dealt with our departure. So just get costings confirmed in writing if your going here. Overall the impression was that it was a little scruffy and disorganised- didn't feel anywhere as welcoming, clean or professional as the other places we stayed during our trip. While waiting to get in i checked out some other b&bs - the Waterbury 4/5 doors up, seemed very helpful, friendly, and on first impressions much cleaner/tidier, and i think they were cheaper. Good breakfast! and nice print in the dining room!

By far my best dinner in Scotland. Seafood, Steak pie, Indian Curry, and pepperoni pizza all on one…read moretable down by the river. Oh, and the Gin and tonics were solid too.

If you get lucky like me and its a warm sunny day in Dunkeld, make sure you check out this Hotel's…read morebeer garden along the river Tay. You just order your beer and food inside the hotel bar and wonder down to the picnic tables to enjoy the day. The fish and chips was solid and they also have specials after 5pm. Simply a picturesque spot with solid food and beer.