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

Just a wee update - the hotel is having a refurbishment and is already looking very smart indeed…read more We stayed for a couple of nights in one of the new rooms (the 'super-king superior') - actually, we were the first guests in there - and really enjoyed the 'new look' of the place, even though there is still building work going on. The bar-restaurant area has been completely redesigned with more seating space and a larger bar with separate eating area behind. The decor is very 'country estate' with flagstone floors and rustic wallpaper. They've hung a selection of pictures, mostly etchings of historical figures, which we were told have some connection with the estate (Marie Antoinette?). Every table held a hand-made flower holder hewn from a length of tree branch, and there's a wood-burning stove straddling the wall between the bar and eating area that I imaging will keep things cosy in the winter. Our room was lovely, with a huge four-poster bed and a vague rococo feel to the furnishings and decor, although the fixtures were bang up to date. We especially loved the walk-in shower in the en-suite (with choice of 'normal' or 'rain' shower head), and if that wasn't enough for you, there's a bath as well! We ate dinner both nights of our stay, and the food hasn't deteriorated since our last encounter I'm glad to say. The server on the second night was a young boy who was clearly in need of some further training in customer relations, but the rest of the staff were really friendly and made us feel right at home.

My wife and I visited for lunch stop while on a road trip. We took a seat in the pub and ordered a…read morecouple of ales. They had a decent selection of whiskies so I ordered a premium Scotch whisky. Afterward, we had a nice lunch. Everything was very pleasant until I got the check. There was an additional premium whisky added onto the check. I know that errors can happen but we were the only people in the pub. It didn't sit well with me. When I pointed out the extra charge, it was removed but it just didn't feel right to me.

The nicest hotel we stayed at during our weeklong tour of Scotland. The staff are incredible, they…read moremake a superlative effort to make you feel welcome and taken care of. The building is stunning, the setting is spectacular (take a walk across the dam), the rooms beautifully appointed, the meals 2nd to none. I recommend this hotel without reservations... Oh, almost forgot the bar is huge with an incredible view of the loch. Have a drink up there!

Great location and ambiance. Service top notch. Walk around the lake to pitlockey cute town have a…read morebeer at the old mill.

easily the nicest hotel I may have ever stayed at! We cannot wait to plan a trip and return. The…read morehotel decor is truly one of a kind and so authentic to the region. The service is white glove in that the staff is the highest caliber of service. All of the drinks and food were delightful. We had a few pre dinner drinks at the pub attached to the hotel (the flying stag) and then had dinner at the restaurant. One of my favorite parts of Fife Arms was them reaching out right after we booked our room asking if we needed any help with reservations or travel arrangements. Worth every single penny!

I'd recommend the falconry to anyone that comes here. It was a very unique experience and the…read moreleader was very knowledgeable. The whole area of the hotel is very nice.

Been here a couple of times for the afternoon tea and it is spectacular. If I may just say that I…read morehave been elsewhere and none have came close. The Ritz London, The Ritz Paris, The Dome Edinburgh, Gleneagles for me hands down. Now I must admit they were busy this time and service was slower than expected but our main server was a lovely girl at the ripe old age of 17 and she couldn't have been more helpful. I'll be back!

We chose this hotel on a recent Pitlochry and enchanted forrest trip. It's location is ideal. You…read moreare only a wee walk from all the main street shops but are still able to enjoy silence. The booking went easy enough. I called them and we got a room for 3-4 people. The price being around the £150 mark. You can also book online although I think its cheaper if you call. The interior of it's public places and rooms are a bit outdated, but if this is not a turn off for you, the hotel is comfy and convenient enough to stay in. There were a few families and groups. The main reception does not appear to be manned all night, but in all honesty Pitlochry is not the place to party until the early hours. The night porter was really friendly, stopping and telling us ghost stories. Check out the third floor. Supposedly it is haunted! The bar closed around 11, but considering the amount of people in the lounge and bar area, they decided to reopen the bar. Good for us. You get the typical drinks. Beer, wine, whisky, gin tonic and so on. They don't serve many craft beers. Our place was a suite outside the hotel in a separate Victorian house. One double bedroom and one twin. Large bathroom. Again, outdated, but for 1 or 2 nights ok. You will also be able to enjoy the pool, sauna and spa, adjoining the hotel. We decided to dine somewhere else, as the reviews were not great. Having said this, the breakfast was not bad. We got the choice between Scottish or continental breaksfast and other items from the breakfast menu. I chose porched eggs on toast. Sadly, no taste and not even the toast bread could make up for it. Other fellow travelers were satisfied with their breakfast choices. The staff was friendly enough throughout the stay. Would I go back there? Yes I would.

The hotel is very central and everything there is to see in Pitlochry (the high street, festival…read moretheatre, fish ladder, dam, etc) is within easy walking distance. Our room itself was fine with a double bed and a twin bed, small table and chairs. It was advertised as free wifi throughout the hotel but we found we could only get it in the hallway by the door in our room. Not ideal but not awful. The leisure facilities were great with a pool, hot tub, sauna and steam room. It was nice to come back from a day of sight seeing and have a soak and a schwitz. There is a "restaurant" on site but I'd say it is more of a dining room. Unless it is included I wouldn't worry about eating there. It's not bad but it's not great if you catch my drift. For a Crerar hotel I was a bit disappointed if I'm honest but I will bring those things up with the hotel. Free parking on site as well as two bars.

This is such a lovely spot. We were driving up from Edinburgh and looking for a place along the way…read moreto Inverness. I have to say, this spot didn't disappoint. The indoors space is cozy. But outside on a nice day is perfect. I grabbed a spot with my son who just loved the sunny sky, cool breeze and watching the water flow down the stream underneath. There is a waterfall at the back of the restaurant and plenty of space for the kids to wander around. I ordered the butter chicken, which was tasty. Not the best in the world, but hit the spot. My son got the burger and my partner got the steak pie, which was out of this world. We had steak pie in Edinburgh, but this one was so much better in quality. Overall, the ambiance here can't be beat. We loved it and truly felt so relaxed by the river. The service was friendly and efficient!

We ate here on 4/24 around 7pm and were able to sit outside with no wait. We weren't able to stay…read moreat the Inn but it was a short walk from our hotel. The service was great and the atmosphere was very quaint. The food came out hot and was delicious. I highly recommend this place.

Had a brilliant time here. Staff, food, views, all amazing. The garden room was really nice. The…read moreclassic room was also lovely, but the bed could probably be replaced if I was to point anything out. Would not hesitate to stay again though!

Leaving today and I must say I will miss it…read more The team are all so welcoming and thoughtful. Hats off the the Chef de cuisine The hotel is located on a hill top and views from the dining room are worth a photo. I felt welcomed from the moment I walked in. Breakfast is filled with fresh marmalades local Heather honey ( I purchased a jar) fruit bowls and yogurt. I look forward to my return to Pitlochry and the kind people at Knockendarroch..... Than you for making my stay lovely.