The Atholl Palace

Our party of nine had a fantastic weekend stay at the Atholl Palace for our special family celebration. Bedrooms - the single room, although compact, had everything you needed. The double rooms were spacious and again had everything you needed. All rooms were exceptionally clean and the staff remade up the room every morning. This is something that's becoming more of a rarity these days so it's never an expectation but a very welcome touch! Food - there was a very good variety at breakfast and, although busy at times, the staff were incredibly prompt when it came to replenishing food so it really was always fresh, not lying for significant periods of time. We ate dinner at the hotel once (although other members of the party ate twice). On both occasions there was a good choice and portions were generous. Leisure Facilities - the spa facilities are good and although busy at times, it didn't feel overcrowded. There are tennis courts and a Pitch & Putt too. There are also a myriad of games in the lounge area - something for everyone. The one thing that makes this hotel so fabulous is the staff. As I previously mentioned, we were there for a family celebration; everyone was super friendly, exceptionally helpful and NOTHING was ever too much trouble. They went out of their way to ensure we had a great time. We had a fabulous time and will most definitely return.

Staff very informative and welcoming

Beautiful location, easy walk into the town centre. We stayed in a hunting lodge which was light and bright. It was very spacious and the addition of a bath was a bonus. The area of the accommodation was peaceful and a short distance from the hotel.

What a treat! Complimentary honey-whiskey at check-in set the tone. Just walking through the lobby to the lift put us in such a pleasant state. Room was spacious with just the right mattress and a sleek, modern bath. Drinks on the patio followed by a stroll on the grounds. Opted for dinner in the pub where a guitar player kept spirits up while the volume allowed conversation. Chip and putt at sunset was an unexpected gift. Breakfast in the great dining room offered an over abundance of options while the full wall of windows framed the beauty of the landscape perch.

We go to the Atholl Palace every year and it never disappoints, be it a hotel room, the gate house or a lodge. This time we stayed in the Woodlands 'lodge' which is actually a house with two large bedrooms, a big kitchen and a decent living area. It looked recently decorated and was very clean, with a welcome basket of tea, coffee, bread etc which was a nice touch. The hotel itself is lovely, with old world Victorian charm, blazing fires and a nice pool. The views from the hotel are beautiful and the grounds are gorgeous.