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"Beautiful grounds along the River Tay with woodland walks. Close to Dunkeld town. Spa facilities at the hotel are very good with a decent sized pool, Jacuzzi, steam room and gym available to guests. The breakfast is one of the best I've had at a hotel. Used both the bar and restaurant for evening meals. Service very good and food excellent. Room clean, tidy and comfortable. Looking forward to returning here. "

"Beautiful property. Loved walking beside the streams at the bottom of the valley. Take a few minutes to enjoy the museum downstairs."

"Really lovely hotel with warm, welcoming staff who were keen to make sure we had an enjoyable stay. Ideally located for both supermarket and walks by the river. Special mention for the excellent breakfast (inc vegan options on request). "

"Lovely and clean, very central "

"Loved everything about the property. Staff were amazing , they were welcoming, warm, friendly and made every effort to make your stay a positive experience. The room we occupied was spacious and the bed was comfortable. There was plenty draw space to put your clothes into, but no hanging space. That said with the angles of the walls and the eaves of the room meant there was no place to actually fit a wardrobe for this purpose, so without major renovation to the room, this was beyond the hotels control. The only other minor point is that there was no toilet brush in the bathroom, but this by no means had any impact on our stay !"

"Very nice facilities and the staff are friendly and helpful."

"Nice Hotel, no dogs apart from a service dog. Which I think is okay as there are many places in Pitlochry who takes dogs. "

"We stayed at Pine Trees Hotel for our wedding anniversary. From the moment we walked through the doors the extra thought they have put into the details were evident; from the dog bowls and treats for four legged friends to rain coats and Hunter wellies for the humans to borrow. Having had a recent revamp, the interior design is contemporary chique in deep warm colours without taking the attention away from the original Victorian features. It feels more like stepping into someone’s home than a boutique hotel. David at the reception - discretely placed by the main stair case the foyer - was very helpful - and even showed us the potential upgrade we could have in person. We didn’t go for the balcony room (25) as it was much smaller than our originally booked room; Snowdrop (Room 2) - which we absolutely loved! Cases were taken to our room by the lovely Paul, and the radio was playing Meatloaf as we walked through the doors. I appreciated the small details such as good quality coffee and teas and high quality bath products. In the hall just outside the room they had placed complimentary cakes and macarons alongside a milk fridge. There were complimentary welcome drinks waiting at Flora Bar. Dinner at Fauna was lovely; we had the Chateau Briand as our main. Only downside was that food came before our drinks and no water was offered. Waiters were very friendly and personable. We loved the a la carte breakfast which was delicious. We would love to come back (for room 4)!"

"Excellent "