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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.
Free public parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
Pets are allowed on request. Charges may be applicable.
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 2 years old stay for free when using an available cot.
Children up to and including 12 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.
You haven't added any extra beds.
Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Very friendly staff from warm welcome, help with bags, dining staff etc all very welcoming, helpful and efficient. We ate in the bar both nights and the food was delicious. Service excellent and quick and prices very reasonable
To describe the hotel as "shabby Chic" is probably slightly overstating the ambience. It really needs a lot of work doing. Ill-fitting windows in bedroom and bathroom. Peeling paint in bathroom. Incredibly dusty tartan shawl on balcony in dining room. This hotel was probably the height of luxury in the day and whilst some upgrades have obviously been done, there is a way to go.
Breakfast was included
Guy at the check in was quite rude. Our key did not work so that an hotel employee had to climb through the window from the outside into our room to open the door from the inside. We only quickly wanted to get something from the car what took us 2min so we left our 5 months old puppy in the room. But then we couldn’t get back in anymore. We were seriously asked if there is anything we really need in the room?! Later that day the cleaning team managed to open the door with a key again and came in while I was naked because I just got out of the shower. We were told they thought we had checked out already for whatever reason. The room was ridiculously small and not clean. We put a chair on the cupboard to at least have some space to put a suitcase somewhere what led to „snow“ because there was so much dust coming down from the cupboard that we had to open the window to get it out. The bed was extremely uncomfortable (you could feel every spring in the bed). And all of that for more than 200 bucks. No thank you and big regret we’ve stayed there.
The room was quaint but old. The hotel did look grand from the outside.
The room was a long way from the reception with many steps. As 'older' people we found this difficult with luggage. We needed to leave early in the morning and no one was around to help with the luggage which we had to drag down numerous steps to get out of the hotel. It was destressing and someone should have been on duty by 7.30am to help.
The bathroom was really old and the hot water wasn't very hot.
Breakfast was only served from 8am which was too late for us.
I love the location of the property. The staff are very kind and friendly. Matthew was incredibly helpful both before we arrived and during check-in.
The shower was a bit weak and the sofa needs replaced.
The staff.
The green bathroom.
We had a pleasant stay. Our room was large. But so was the price.
Nice breakfast. If you're looking for an old fashioned Scottish stay this is for you.
It was expensive.
The common parts in the hotel are beautiful and the staff were friendly although not overwhelming so - we weren't asked how our room was, which was fortunate.
Room 410. Smelt of urine, gap in room door so big it let the light in, mushroom coloured bathroom needs ripping out, water tepid and water pressure minimal, bed has a board under the mattress and is incredibly uncomfortable. Dog next door barked the whole time its owner was at breakfast. Breakfast swimming in oil. Was glad to get going.
Bon établissement, le cadre est joli et typique, le personnel est vraiment très sympathique
breakfast lovely , staff just excellent , beautiful location
Our room was at the back of the hotel very very dated shower inadequate , old bed
The dinner is the bar was excellent - haggis, neaps and tatties, worth travelling all that way for. We have stayed a few times over the years when travelling south from Ullapool off the afternoon ferry from Stornoway.
We requested the ground floor room due to my wife's recent hip replacement operation. Unfortunately the mattress was worn out - the springs were weak.
Staff was grest
Stairs and bed was tipped back so your head is down. Tv size of a computer monitor. Loud- can hear everyone around you. The tub was so high up I couldn’t even get it.
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