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Charming 19th-Century Hotel Near Blair Castle
Historic Charm: Experience the warmth of log fires and the allure of a 19th-century family-run hotel opposite Blair Castle. Indulge in locally sourced cuisine in the Baronial Dining Room with a minstrels' gallery.
Scenic Surroundings: Nestled in the tranquil village of Blair Atholl, the Atholl Arms offers a gateway to various outdoor activities like golf, fishing, and adventure sports. Explore the beauty of the River Tay and Tummel for salmon fishing and picturesque sights.
Cozy Amenities: Unwind with a selection of Scottish malts at the Bothy Bar, known for its relaxed ambiance. Stay connected with Wi-Fi access while enjoying the simplicity and freshness of the hotel's culinary offerings.
Book now to immerse yourself in the rich history and natural beauty of Blair Atholl at Atholl Arms.
Dogs are welcome, however, dogs must not be left unattended in the bedrooms and they are not allowed in the dining room. Please note a maximum of one dog per room can be accommodated.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Location excellent .Breakfast /food excellent.
Water pressure very poor .room wall paper .small T.V.
A stunning old traditional Scottish house with comfortable lounging area with roaring open fire .very friendly staff ,excellent food and service.
Bedroom’s very dated , bed itself way past its sell by date ,very limited bathroom products ,only body wash provided .
Arriving at this beautiful hotel I was greeted by welcoming staff at reception, in this area there was also a nice seating area with sofas and an open fire in a lovely fireplace. The decor is truly wonderful and is a very heartfelt Scottish welcome to anyone who enters.
My room was tidy, clean and inviting, with tea and coffee making facilities; the bed was very comfy and the lampshade on either side gave a lovely lighting to the room; the bathroom was also very clean.
The bar attached to the hotel is for hotel guests as well as non-guests, is pet friendly and anyone who goes in gets a warm and welcoming greeting. The staff are lovely and the food was very nice. The bar served local ales, as well a range of local gins and whiskies.
Breakfast in the dining hall was wonderful; with a self-serve counter for toast, fruit, etc, as well as a range of cooked breakfast foods available from the menu, and was served at a later time than most hotels so no need to get up very early!
Though mine was only a fleeting visit of 2 nights, I had a wonderful time there and was genuinely sad to leave.
I highly recommend Atholl Arms Hotel for a stay or just a couple of drinks by the fire in the evening. It was exactly the comforting, Highland getaway I envisaged when booking my trip.
The Atholl Arms Hotel is a historic coaching inn dating back to 1833, offering a traditional atmosphere steeped in Scottish history and character.
On arrival, we were welcomed by a friendly and professional receptionist, who ensured a smooth check-in at 3 pm.
We stayed in a twin room with en-suite facilities and a small television. While the hotel’s historic charm is part of its appeal, certain areas of the room would benefit from refurbishment to bring them up to a more modern standard. The shower was very good, providing a comfortable flow of warm water, although a slightly higher temperature would have been preferable.
Breakfast was of a very good standard and was served in an impressive hall featuring considerable Scottish historical character, which added a distinctive touch to the experience.
Overall, our stay was very enjoyable. The welcoming staff, quality breakfast and unique historic surroundings contributed to a pleasant visit. Although some aspects of the accommodation could benefit from modernisation, we would be happy to return to the Atholl Arms Hotel in the futur
There was some dust behind the bedstead and the mattress could do with an upgrade.
The staff were very friendly and helpful the breakfast was pretty decent though there was no fruit. The room was spotless.
The place was very old fashioned looking. Dark greens and dark reds with little light. The bed wasn't comfortable to be honest and I woke several times with a sore back.
Classic old charm of a Highland hotel. Open fires were so welcoming.
Room was very close to railway station and train noise horrendous. Bathroom had no heating and very little hot water.
It’s a great location, close to railway station, very handy when surprising family who were staying at caravan park across the road!
Too much pine furniture in bedroom, pillows and mattress could do with being replaced!
Breakfast
Shower didn't work, WiFi didn't work, room was pokey hole in attic with a very small double bed. For the price this was very poor
If you want to walk to Blair Castle, this is where you wanna be. Is literally two minutes from the laneway up to the castle. You’re paying for buses or needing a car.
The beds were comfortable.
We had a breakfast, lunch, and dinner here and none of it was amazing. The included breakfast was large and versatile, however, I would not eat lunch or dinner there again.
Location. I love the castle
Wasn't sure where to eat. Needed to know there was a bar attached
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