Pitlochry's only 5 Star Hotel. Built in 1892 in the Scots Baronial style, home to the Sandeman family cotton merchants and better known as importers of wine, sherry and especially port from Spain and Portugal. Fonab Castle remained a family home until 1946. Opened as a luxury hotel in 2013. It overlooks Loch Faskally next to Pitlochry dam and fishladder and a short walk from Pitlochry Festival Theatre and the Explorers Garden. In keeping with a 5 star hotel it boasts luxurious rooms, scenic views, mature gardens, free WiFi, free parking, and 2 restaurants.

Address: Foss Rd, Pitlochry PH16 5ND
Tel: 01796 470140
Web:- https://www.fonabcastlehotel.com/

One of Scotland's best known Scottish Baronial Hotels - The Atholl Palace Hotel is a spectacular Scotch Baronial Hydropathic hotel set in the Pitlochry skyline with views down the Tummel valley. Opening its doors in 1878. An extensive refurbishment by its new owners the Castle Collection, has ensured the hotel meets the exacting needs of today's visitors. The restored Victorian spa and Turkish baths are a special feature along with the cultivated gardens. The Verandah Restaurant is popular for its Sunday carvery, booking is recommended.

Address: Pitlochry, Perthshire PH16 5LX
Tel: 01796 472400

Web: https://www.athollpalace.com/ 

McKays Hotel

In the very centre of Pitlochry on the main street. McKays is known for its popular bar, live entertainment, fish and chip restaurant, just 300 yards from the town's Perth to Inverness railway station. Ideal for those looking to be in the thick of the action in this popular Victorian tourist town. Blair Atholl Distillery and Pitlochry Salmon Ladder are within a 5-minute drive of the hotel. Free on-site parking is available.

Address:113 Atholl Rd, Pitlochry PH16 5AG
Tel:01796 473888
Web: https://www.mckayshotel.co.uk/

Atholl Arms Hotel Dunkeld

Looking for an 18th century Scottish town? The Atholl Arms in Dunkeld just 20mins drive south of Pitlochry on the A9. It is ideal for anyone looking for some where slightly different. Dunkeld is a quaint 18th century town rebuilt after the Jacobite Battle giving the town an 18th century landscape. The Atholl Arms was good enough for Queen Victoria who slept and ate here on the 11th September 1844. It is ideal for those looking for affordable quality accommodation in a special location. It is also a popular small wedding venue. You can eat beside the River Tay too in its beautiful designed garden patio.

Address:Bridgehead, Tay Terrace, Dunkeld, Perthshire, PH8 OAQ
Tel:01350 727 219
Web: https://www.athollarmshotel.com/

Looking for a small hotel off Pitlochry main street? Craigvrack is a small family run hotel-guest house, offering all those extras associated with a guests house and the privacy of a small hotel. It has a superb in house restaurant driven by the chef who has a real understanding of how to get the best cooking. It is 700m from Pitlochry main Street and 400m from the ancient hamlet of Moulin and its Crusaders Grave.

Address:West Moulin Road, Pitlochry, Perthshire, PH16 5EQ
Tel:01796 472399
Email: info@craigvrack.com
Web: https://www.craigvrack.com/