A warm welcome to The Angus Hotel & Spa, Blairgowrie’s premier leisure hotel and one of only 4 hotels in Perthshire with a modern, fully-equipped leisure club and indoor swimming pool.
John
United Kingdom
Comfortable beds, car park and on street cctv. Location. Kenny the night manager was very professional and polite. Late check in.
Set in Blairgowrie and with Scone Palace reachable within 23 km, Victoria Hotel offers express check-in and check-out, non-smoking rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi and a bar.
Bridge of Cally Hotel is situated at the foothills of Glenshee, which is the gateway to the Scottish highlands.
Norfolk Toddy
United Kingdom
Plenty of car parking space, and the property is easy to find, conveniently located on the edge of the Highlands. Friendly staff, though I didn't see much of them. A log fire going on a cold day, which was welcome. I didn't have breakfast.
Ivybank Lodge is a Victorian guest house, built around 1850, set within an acre of mature gardens.
Hos4689
United Kingdom
This Boutique B&B was fabulous inside, the attention to detail in all aspects of the rooms both communal and our bedroom was excellent. Gary and Nigel clearly have an eye for interior design!
We had missed that they served food (pre order) so missed that opportunity sadly but the breakfast was excellent and plenty of choice. The Porridge was the best I've tasted!
Our room was lovely, very stylish and comfortable and loved the little touches, embroidered towels , robes, even chocolates were Ivy Bank stamped!
Set in 25-acres of beautiful Scottish countryside, Kinloch House Hotel is just one mile from the Loch Drumellie. It offers en suite bedrooms and a fine restaurant.
TRACY
United Kingdom
We were greeted extremely well. We were brought a wonderful coffee and Tea with a great piece of fruit cake. Views were fab, room comfortable with a good shower.
The Laurels Guest House, a property with a garden, is situated in Blairgowrie, 30 km from Discovery Point, 46 km from Castle Menzies, as well as 26 km from Glamis Castle.
Set in Blairgowrie, the recently renovated Isla Rose Cottage offers accommodation 22 km from Scone Palace and 31 km from Discovery Point.
Claire
United Kingdom
Our hosts were very welcoming and nothing was too much trouble. I really liked details such as confirming directions etc before we arrived, and our wee dog was spoilt rotten with treats when we left. I loved the mini fridge and fresh milk, the drink selection and breakfast kept us going all day! Thank you for making us so welcome.
On average, 3-star hotels in Blairgowrie cost £88 per night, and 4-star hotels in Blairgowrie are £103 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Blairgowrie can on average be found for £133 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Blairgowrie this weekend is £189 or, for a 4-star hotel, £78. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Blairgowrie for this weekend cost on average around £319 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £104 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Blairgowrie for tonight. You'll pay on average around £71 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Blairgowrie will cost around £231 (based on Booking.com prices).
What guests said about Blairgowrie:
6.0
Scored 6.0
A well appointed town with good large shops on the outskirts...
A well appointed town with good large shops on the outskirts. The old town centre is a bit run down, but pleasant enough. There is a lovely walk from the town centre along the river bank. Staying in Blairgowrie gives access to attractions nearby. Everything we wanted to see was within 30 minutes drive. Not a highland town, The highlands are 30 miles north.
John
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
The Lodge is a short walking distance to all facilities in...
The Lodge is a short walking distance to all facilities in town. We had lunch at The Dome (good traditional home cooked food, excellent
cakes and coffee). Evening meals - there are Chinese, Indian and Chippy take aways which we did not try but looked busy. We had a nice meal at Little's restaurant and a cheap one in Wetherspoons which was OK. There is also Angus Hotel for meals which we've used previously.
Nice walk along the river and back into town. Easy drive to Scone to walk the Quarrymill trails and enjoy the Macmillan Cafe and Scone Arms Hotel for lunch. In Spring nice trip to see the Ospreys at Loch of Lowes and Dunkeld & Birnam.
A.
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
It’s a great place for hikers to walk up in to the glen...
It’s a great place for hikers to walk up in to the glen there’s also a few bars lots of shops as long as your able to get up and down the hills there’s also good bus routes to Dundee and Perth so you have options for what you want to do there’s also good links to Edinburgh for the military tattoo show which is only during the August month every year but if you just wish to stay at the hotel and relax you have a spa and swimming pool and massaging and good food and bar there’s also a few cafes dotted around the town one I found called Karen’s kitchen they do lovely food there plus theres a few restaurants and for the golf lovers there’s a nice golf club
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Anonymous
8.0
Scored 8.0
Return to Blairgowrie after 20 years since previous visit.
Return to Blairgowrie after 20 years since previous visit. Couldn't believe the amount of new houses. Lots of changes in the centre too. The town is very central for driving out and about and there are several pubs and restaurants in the outlying district.. Would recommend The Old Cross Inn in Rattray, the Ardler Tavern and the Alyth chip shop.
Also thanks to Halfords for finding the cause of my car's slow puncture and fitting 2 new tyres.
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Anonymous
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Blairgowrie is a little sleepy town, that really benefits...
Blairgowrie is a little sleepy town, that really benefits from the nature that surrounds it. There is a lack of quirky cafes, however you can find couple of nice restaurants nearby. Excellent location for exploring Scottish countryside.
Mina
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
We did not have time to explore as this was just a stopover.
We did not have time to explore as this was just a stopover. I would point out that we walked into the town centre at about 4-30pm and found that the majority of the shops had already closed. The town appeared very quiet and a bit run down but is well-situated for surrounding attractions.
Everything. The pictures do not do the lodge justice. Lovely property, gardens & host. The facilities, internet & shower we’re 10/10 which is unusual for this type of property.
Locally there are several shops for your groceries, a couple of bars, a fish and chip shop and a really nice BYOB Indian restaurant where we got to take our own wine/beer.
The location allows easy public transport to Dundee, Perth, Blairgowrie and other areasand Dunkeld and other places are only a short drive away.
Liked the location in relation to the centre of Blairgowrie with a good restaurant nearby. It was very quiet - good parking. Rooms immaculate; lovely breakfast - couldn’t finish it! Very comfy beds and the room had everything we needed. Our host was really welcoming and so helpful. We were cycling around the area and there was plenty of space to park our bikes safely. Would definitely return and would recommend The Laurels to anyone.
Breakfast was amazing, best hotel breakfast we have had. We booked a cosy double so was expecting a tiny room but it was perfectly big enough for us. Hotel is in the centre of Blairgowrie, excellent base for walks and exploring the town. 2-3 minute walk from Wetherspoons. Pool, sauna, steam room and spa pool were beautiful and was very quiet. Sarah on reception was incredibly helpful and pleasant, an asset to your team.
The staff were very friendly, the food was lovely, the grounds of the hotel were beautiful, the rooms were spacious and well appointed. The hotel had a real country house feel about it. The restaurant had just closed when I arrived but they opened up again for me which I really appreciated. All in all, an excellent experience which I'd highly recommend
Everything that you can expect of a true B&B near the nice town of Blairgowrie Schotland.
A superb host, taking care of her guests in a very friendly manner. Wonderful breakfast and very attentive.
Room are comfortable and all is extremely clean and spotless.
No need to go to a hotel if you can stay at this B&B !!
Less than 10 min walk to town centre, on main road when coming into Blairgowrie so very easy to find, owners easy to get in touch with. Lodge much bigger than expected and facilities great, fully equipped kitchen, 2 great bathrooms. Would be so lovely in the summer to sit out on balcony with some cider 😊
Cosy, quaint little bothy with a real fire, plus an additional electric radiator, lovely room, so nice to lie in bed with the log burner gently lighting the room, well equipped kitchen and a modern bathroom. Wi-fi via phones was good as well. Great area if you're a walker.
The location! Perfect for visiting with family & friends in that part of Scotland.
The local shops were ideal for all that was needed.
Great walks around this area too.
The lodge had everything that I needed including peace & quiet.
Red Squirrels were an added bonus.
The lodge was clean and comfortable in a lovely setting and was walking distance from lots of facilities in the town. Blairgowrie was also a great location for lots of places to visit
It's rare to find a boutique hotel offering a one night stay at weekends.. comfortable stay en route to the Highlands, excellent communication and customer service. Recommend !
The amenities - no detail was missing. This was the only place in Scotland that provided face cloths. This place was fabulous & the decor was amazing. Unbelievably clean.
Ate at the hotel for breakfast lunch and dinners. Meals were exceptional and great variety. Nice large room and big bed. Staff super friendly and very helpful.
Great location and fantastic value for money. We went as a family of six with two dogs and it was perfect. Good walks and a dog friendly pub just down the road.
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