I have stayed at the Moulin Inn twice now and both times it has been excellent. If you appreciate a quiet, friendly, layed back atmosphere then you will love this place. They brew their own beer which tastes gorgeous. The rooms are simple and homely, with all the facilities you need for a relaxing night away. It is closes to... More

This is a fantistic hotel in an outstanding location. For my wifes birthday we booked one night bed breakfast and eve meal. The hotel was very traditional, comfortable and full of character, the staff were very professional and full of personality. Food was amazing except for breakfast which was only reasonable good, but the friendly staff made up for this.... More

Excellent base for exploring the surrounding area and having a stroll to the top of Ben Vrackie either before dinner or after breakfast.

The public bar at the Moulin Inn - what's not to like? A roaring fire at each end, four hand-pulled ales from the microbrewery out the back (my favourite was the 4% ABV Braveheart) and good quality pub food, with the occasional twist, knocked out efficiently, priced reasonably and delivered to your table with a smile. No wonder it was... More

Family room was excellent with child's bed around a corner providing a little separation. It's a historic property so don't expect 5* facilities, but still comfortable and quiet. Breakfast was hearty and well cooked. We ate in the attached bar (micro brewery) and the food was good, beer excellent and staff and regulars welcoming.

My wife, son and I stayed at this lovely traditional Scottish pub/hotel and it was faultless. Excellent large , comfortable family room, with a large clean bathroom. Check in was quick efficient and friendly and the food in the pub downstairs was some of the best we had in Scotland, also the beer was great, straight from the hotels micro... More

My fiance and I booked the Moulin hotel at the last minute.We booked a superior double,a good sized room which was warm and comfortable.After a drink in the bar with a lovely log fire,we walked down into Pitlochry,which took around 15 minutes.The Moulin hotel is in a lovely,quiet,quaint village and allows for peace and relaxation whereas Pitlochry town centre can... More

Although we have been visiting the Moulin Inn for many years when climbing the local hill Ben Y Vrackie, this is the first time we have stayed. The 'public' bar with its log fires and real ales brewed on the premises is a wonderful place to spend and evening or indeed a sunny afternoon sitting in the courtyard. The hotel... More

Just had a two night stay this last weekend. We were greeted warmly, and shown to our room. I had booked a superior double, but there were two single beds - no problem, though - Glen promised to take care of it the next day, and he did. Later, trying to get a table at the very busy pub, Glen... More