Historic B&B’s in Perthshire and Stirlingshire
Bed and Breakfast accommodation and small hotels in Perth and Kinross, Stirling and Central Scotland.
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Dower House Newtonmore B&B
Newtonmore, nr. Aviemore, Highlands, PH20 1BB.
As the name suggests, the Dower House was built in 1887 by Charles Brewster-Macpherson for his mother. Following recent renovations, it now offers delightful bed & breakfast accommodation that is full of character, homely and quiet.
- 19th Century
The Strathardle Inn
The Strathardle Inn, Kirkmichael, Perthshire, PH10 7NS.
Nestled in the beautiful Perthshire countryside, this comfortable inn serves some great home cooked food, a wide selection of drinks, as well as 8 well decorated rooms. Easy access to Perth, Dundee and St Andrews.
- 19th Century
Sunbank House Hotel
Sunbank House Hotel, Perth, Perthshire, PH2 7BA.
Sunbank House, a four star hotel built in early Victorian era (1853), is delightfully located in its own grounds with a large car private car park, conveniently situated only a short walk from Perth city centre.
- 19th Century
Knockendarroch Hotel
Knockendarroch Hotel, Pitlochry, Perthshire, PH16 5HT.
Boasting breathtaking vistas of Tummel Valley and Ben Vrackie Mountain, the classically contemporary Knockendarroch Hotel is situated in scenic Pitlochry and provides an ideal base for Pitlochry Festival Theatre events.
- 19th Century
The Old Mill Inn
The Old Mill Inn, Pitlochry, Perthshire, PH16 5BH.
A former Corn Mill, this charming inn provides a high quality menu full of fresh, local ingredients and spacious, modern accommodation in a traditional setting.
- 18th Century
The Claymore
Claymore Guest House, Pitlochry, Perthshire, PH16 5AR.
The 19th century Claymore guest house offers spacious en-suite accommodation with extra touches like four poster beds and heated towel rails, views of the Cluniemore Hills and an ideal base for exploring the nearby town of Pitlochry.
- 19th Century
The Golden Lion
The Golden Lion, Stirling, Stirlingshire, FK8 1BD.
This elegant, historic hotel is situated in the centre of Stirling and has welcomed guests for more than 200 years, including the Scottish poet Robert Burns. The Library Bar offers light bar meals whilst the City Brasserie offers a varied, creative menu.
- 18th Century