We were given a gift of dinner, bed and breakfast and had a wonderful time. On arrival, Neil knew exactly who we were and which room we were staying in. We were given information about times for dinner and where we could eat. The room was excellent and well stocked. When we went down for dinner Neil attended to us... more

We were travelling through a blizzard from Ullapool to Edinburgh and wanted somewhere to stop for the night. We walked in to the Atholl Arms and were given a friendly welcome and offered a good room rate of £54 for a double room, including breakfast. The room was clean, had a good functional bathroom and a comfortable bed. We had... more

We had a great time staff very helpfull, food good, yes rooms are a bit tired but they are adequate, overall will definatley go back more

Clean, welcoming and comfortable, great value for money, good food in the restaurant, and a hearty breakfast. A real fire in the lounge would be a bonus! more

We stayed here for one night only. The welcome was warm and friendly but I feel the rooms are in need of a refurb and redecoration as they are gloomy and tired. We had a river view room but it was quite disappointing...the bed was very old and the decor dark, However, the food in the bistro/dining room was top... more

The hotel is small and informal offering few of the luxuries of the big hotel chains but that is part of the charm and in terms of VFM The Atholl Arms is a good choice. Our room was perhaps in need of a refurb but bright enough with huge, heavy curtains to keep out the draughts from the old sash... more

This is an older hotel in the small town of Dunkeld north of Perth. The town is not as quaint as many others we visited, the hotel not as cozy and modern, but the management made up for any flaws we might have found. Our room was spacious but plain, the bathroom large and dimly lit but reasonably clean. Not... more

Odds are that if you are making your way to Dunkeld you already know about the pcturesque town, its Cathedral ruins, the tranquility of the River Tay which separates Dunkeld from its sister town, Birnam, and the genuine charm of a small Perthshire town with interesting history and happenings. My wife and I, traveling through Scotland on our honeymoon, knew... more

The room was fine , the location good and the staff were friendly. The food, however, was appaling. For dinner I ordered the sea bass which was one of the most expensive items on the menu. It tasted odd/old, wasn't seasoned AT ALL, the potatoes were overcooked and the peppers undercooked and the whole thing floated in half a cm... more