Boutique hotel in Alyth (met straal 10 km)

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arrival: fri 25 may 2012 - departure: sat 26 may 2012

• Lands of Loyal hotel

  Alyth - The Lands of Loyal stands proudly at the foot of Loyal Hill, overlooking the picturesque town of Alyth, 2 golf courses, and the rolling farmland of the Vale of Strathmore.
  
  The grand hall is a masterpiece of Victorian architecture and is at the heart of this beautiful country-house hotel in the heart of Tayside. The restaurant is highly acclaimed and open every day for lunch and dinner. Non-residents are also welcome.
  
  The Lands of Loyal Hotel is an excellent base for touring Perthshire and Angus. You can easily access the Glens and Cairngorm National Park by picking up the Cateran walking trail from the hotel. Visit the majestic castles and palaces at Glamis and Scone. Alyth is easy to reach and is 30 minutes from Perth and Dundee.
  
  
    
  from
  GBP 74

  for 1 night

   

• Ivybank Guest House

  Blairgowrie (at 7.3km) - This family run guest house rests within a large garden, offering a quiet haven within the picturesque region of Perthshire.
  
  Comfortable, clean and fresh bedrooms benefit from the Ivybank's non-smoking policy. There is free off road parking and a large garage in which to store bikes.
  
  The city of Perth is a short drive away, where you can browse the shops, relax in a pavement cafe or walk through the parks that line the River Tay. Perthshire is golfing country, with over 60 courses within an hour's drive, including Carnoustie, Gleneagles and St. Andrews.
  
  Owners Marie-Celine and Chris Dandridge offer a warm welcome to the Ivybank Guest House.
  
  
  
  Ivybank is an ideal base for the many and varied attractions that Perthshire and Scotland have to offer. Discover the art of the glass maker at Caithness Glass visitor centre in Perth. Visit one of the many distillerys, a must if you're coming to Scotland.
  
  For the young or young at heart, visit the Beatrix Potter Exhibition at Birnam or take a drive to Kirriemuir, birth place of JM Barrie, author of Peter Pan.
  
  Fish for trout and salmon on the River Tay and its tributaries, the Almond, Earn, Ericht, Tilt and Tummel. Visit one of the many castles within a 90 minute drive, including:
  
  Glamis - the childhood home of the Queen Mother
  Blair - a magnificent white turreted castle, home of the Duke of Atholl.
  Scone Palace - where kings of Scotland were crowned.
  
  Accommodation includes rooms with beautiful four poster beds and en suite bathrooms. One of the bedrooms overlooks the garden.
  
  All rooms have fitted carpets, ample wardrobe and storage space. Each is equipped with a remote controlled TV, hospitality tray and tea/coffee making facilities.
  
  
    
  from
  GBP 40

  for 1 night

   

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