Set in Kirriemuir and with Discovery Point reachable within 28 km, Airlie Arms Hotel offers express check-in and check-out, non-smoking rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi and a bar.
The Royal Hotel is situated in For far town center and features a fully-equipped fitness suite The rooms are en-suite and have tea/coffee making facilities and a flat-screen TV.
Situated in Forfar and only 20 km from Discovery Point, 2 bedroom caravan in Lochlands leisure park features accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.
james
United Kingdom
The little touches when you gey there towels,bed linen,tea bags,sugar and coffee
The Lands of Loyal stands proudly at the foot of Loyal Hill, overlooking the picturesque town of Alyth, 2 golf courses, and the rolling farmland of the Vale of Strathmore.
Set in Millton of Clova, 31 km from Glamis Castle, Glen Clova Hotel & Luxury Lodges offers accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Set in Forfar, Home Farm B&B - Sunflower Room offers accommodation with private pool, free WiFi and free private parking for guests who drive.
Clare
United Kingdom
Beautiful peaceful location, amazing room and facilities, lovely breakfast. Was close to a nature reserve/loch which has a good walking trail around. Perfect for a relaxing break.
Located in Forfar, Home Farm B&B - Poppy Room provides accommodation with private pool, free WiFi and free private parking for guests who drive.
SARAH
United Kingdom
Lovely room with a wonderfully comfortable bed, decorated beautifully and a fab bathroom. The setting of the BnB is stunning, picture perfect little courtyard when you arrive and views of the countryside. Tasty breakfast in the morning and lots of nice places to eat a short drive away. We didn't use the pool but will be back to have a go next time!
The weather wasn’t the greatest for early October yet there...
The weather wasn’t the greatest for early October yet there was enough to fill our time while staying in the area. Would definitely recommend Glamis and Stonehaven as optional excursions in addition to Kirriemuir.
Paula
United States
10
Scored 10
Only there for one day.
Only there for one day. Visited Barrie's grave and birth place. High street has lots of character, interesting shops e.g boutiques, craft shops etc.
Didn't manage to see the Bon Scott statue but maybe next time!
JOHN
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
The town is really nice but the centre looks like it has...
The town is really nice but the centre looks like it has seen better days. There is a good ice cream shop/cafe and a great play park. The Camera Obscura is run by volunteers and wasn't open when we went. The police museum was though, and it is small but interesting. J. M. Barrie's birthplace seems quite expensive for a small museum but the garden is free and nice to see. I think there is only one bar that has a restaurant and the food wasn't particularly special. There are take-aways in the centre and there are other restaurants that you can drive to, but we couldn't get a reservation in any. On an evening there were a few drunk teenagers being quite loud and at times it sounded like someone was racing a car around the area.
The area surrounding Kirriemuir seems really good for walks and scenery. We went for a walk along the river at Cortachy, and a swim at Gella Bridge.
Claire
8.0
Scored 8.0
Seemed like a nice wee town with a good selection of shops,...
Seemed like a nice wee town with a good selection of shops, places of interest and nice walks. We ate in our hotel, The Airlie as the food was great, although there appeared to be a reasonable selection of other places to eat. Will certainly be back.
Brian
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Starting with a great host in Susie, who was there to...
Starting with a great host in Susie, who was there to welcome and settle us into the apartment and show us all the necessary features.
Susie has really gone out of her way to create the home feel and definitely the ambience as soon as you walk in and wind up the stairs to the well spaced bedrooms and then up another flight to he kitchen/ lounge area, creates a sense of intrigue like no other.
We found the location great for seeing the great lochs, lomond, ness and the great Cairngorms and so an ideal for staying longer to see all four corners and explore the main cities too with the main trunk routes easy to access.
We will definitely be recommending this to our friends and family and for ourselves as the ideal space to enjoy Scotland from.
Humraaj
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Stayed at the stunning Bank street gallery apartment in...
Stayed at the stunning Bank street gallery apartment in Kirriemuir. Great central location, a lovely wee town with its cobbled streets local pubs and play parks for the kids. All you need locally for a relaxing getaway.
It seemed that the lovely 'caretaker' gentleman who opened the gate into the driveway had not been briefed to expect me.
He did not have the key safe code and had to ring the owner. There followed a telephone discussion with the owner and me as the Apartment was accessed by a steep flight of stairs which I could not manage. I was offered another ground-floor Apartment in central Kirriemuir instead which was brilliant. It had the biggest wall-mounted television I'd ever seen!
The property had For Sale signs in two windows.
Beautifully presented and converted to the highest standard. It was an absolute pleasure to stay and relax at Cullew Bothy. The hot tub is easily the best we’ve used too. Powerful jets and plenty of room to stretch out and relax in. The garden is enclosed and secure for letting the pooches out for a sniff it just to chill while we relaxed in the hot tub. Kirriemuir is only 10 mins by car away, with the larger town of Forfar around 15 mins or so. We’ll be heading back to Cullew Bothy again!
Very comfortable and beautifully furnished flat. Everything we needed was on hand and a very welcoming bottle of prosecco in fridge too! Kirriemuir is a lovely wee town and flat is so handy for centre. There is a beautiful wee garden to sit out in in the sunshine and lovely walks in a park down hill from flat too. Maureen and her friend were very helpful and always on end of phone if needed.
The apartment is lovely and has a well equipped kitchen. It had everything in it that we needed, and more (e.g. a picnic blanket!). It was nice to find games in the cupboard, there is a TV and hundreds of books. There were also a few DVDs and CDs. The area is good for walks and scenery. The location is very central within Kirriemuir.
This was a nice apartment in the middle of Kirriemuir. The Co-op grocery store is very close. There is a bus stop nearby that we used to get there from Dundee. Also within walking distance of the JM Barrie house and other sights and shops. Within the apartment, the kitchen and living room were well equipped.
Nice cosy peaceful place, everything you need within 5 min walk, local coop, chipper, Dog friendly pub, nice big park, our pooch loved it, people in Kirriemuir friendly, Host kept us update and made us feel welcome and nice welcome pack, so we could settle in, thank you..
Warm welcome no explanation of the rules and regulations as we said that we visited last year, the jacuzzi in the room, great a good welcome place to rest my bones after a 5 hour drive and it's only a 5 minute walk away from the centre of Kirriemuir.
Liked traveling with the pub an hotel in same building. So much like a B&B. Great food. Great to talk and mingle with the local people; able to learn about the culture. Management people were very helpful in telling about things to see in the town.
The bothy is gorgeous, the hot tub and log burner were a hit and chocolates and wine a really nice touch from hosts.
Lovely peaceful location with some stunning walks and scenery. Kirriemuir not too far either. Lovely holiday, we hope to be back!
The atmosphere of the hotel, very friendly and loved how it associated with the history of Kirriemuir. Great location and menu/food was lovely. Rooms were a bit dated but I'm keeping with the hotel but linen and towels all very clean.
A quiet road in a small town in Angus. Kirriemuir has great access to the Angus glens for walking into Grampians. The birthplace of JM Barrie author.of Peter Pan, it has many historic associations.
Great central location in Kirriemuir. Heating quick to come on. Well appointed kitchen. Parking right outside front door. Close to local RSPB reserve and Back Water reservoir.
Everything was just fine. We had a good meal and breakfast at the hotel. The staff was very helpful. It was just an over nighter for us and worked out great.
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