I stayed at the Royal Dunkeld Hotel for one Saturday night in March, and had the sole use of a twin room in the annexe. This is a block of wooden chalets which look as if they had been transported from a post war holiday camp to the back yard of the hotel. The entrance to each room was down a creepy, narrow, open air passage between the rooms and a high stone wall at the back of the yard.
The door opened directly from the passageway onto a small room with twin beds, a tiny TV, and a tray of tea/coffee making kit, and a small shower room next to the entrance. The room was not centrally heated and smelled damp, and it was chilly, although it was possible to heat it up quite quickly using the adjustable electric wall heater. The sheets on the bed were clean but were not pressed and looked dishevelled. I was prepared for the room to look cheap, as I wasn't paying a fortune, but everything was a depressing orange. Cars were parked right outside the window, and I had to draw the curtains to be sure of privacy.
I had a poor night's sleep, as people were talking in the room next to mine till the early hours, and I could hear every word through the paper thin walls. A message for the guy in that room, I don't think you can have impressed those girls too much by talking about your mother for so long.
I couldn't wait to leave the room in the morning. Cooked breakfast was served in the main hotel. It was nothing special, and there was not much choice.
All I can say about my stay here, is I am glad it didn't cost more than £40, and I expect I could have done a lot better if I had gone to a local B&B.







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