Dunkeld Hotels

Stunning location, staff friendly, leisure good. Hotel food could be better - breakfast not very smooth in operation and hotel lacked atmosphere (although this was a midweek stay!) - more suited to older visitors rather than younger people

Hotel grounds beautiful. Spa facilities good - changing area a bit cramped though Rooms nice but small. Halls and doors etc could do with a refurb

Beautiful setting; excellent well-maintained grounds; friendly, helpful staff; good and varied breakfast; good traditional, well-kept interior. The walks around the hotel and the Tay are wonderful and the scenery magnificent. The room we occupied - 208 - was very cramped, although we were told it was an upgrade. The interior lighting was very bad, both in the bedroom and adjoining ensuite bathroom. Unable to see well to insert contact lenses or put on eye make up etc. It was the worst lighting I have encountered in an hotel. In hotels I have visited, bathroom lighting is super sharp. Reading light in the bedroom not adequate. Low lighting can be good sometimes, but not if it can't be stepped up if required for business or pleasure reading etc.. Dinner was fine, but not excellent, for the cost, and so after the first night we opted to eat outside the hotel. The tv was 'snowy' when we first arrived and we had to ask for this to be attended to. It was fine after this and a day later new flat screen TVs were installed.

Service was excellent Food was reasonable, not great

The staff were very friendly and made you feel comfortable. The bed in the room was quite uncomfortable and in my view needed replaced.

friendly staff. easy to find shower , bit iffy