Here is our list of recommended cheap Dunkeld (Scotland) hotels. Wherever possible, we have excluded one-star hotels, hostels, apartments or other accommodation types, and anything rated below average by our verified user ratings. Hope you enjoy our recommendations!
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Address: Perth Road, Dunkeld (Scotland), United Kingdom
Welcome to the Birnam Hotel. Style, elegance and good old-fashioned Scottish hospitality is what the Birnam Hotel is all about. Located in the stunning Perthshire countryside in the heart of Scotland, the Birnam Hotel is the ideal location. It is well renowned for hosting weddings and large functions in the magnificent Baronial Hall and smaller functions in its many other suites - the Birnam Hotel has it all. A truly warm welcome awaits you at the Birnam Hotel. All rooms are individually and tastefully decorated and care has been taken to compliment the hotel's unique style. The rooms have en-suite facilities with colour satellite television, direct dial telephone, and welcome hospitality tray. NB Please note that we only have two rooms allocated for guests who wish to bring their dog, this must be pre- booked - £10.00 per night charge directly to the hotel. Single occupancy room bookings which require a double ded will be charge supplement of £5.00 payable directly to the hotel.
from 42 GBP*
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Address: Atholl Street, Dunkeld (Scotland), United Kingdom
The Royal Dunkeld Hotel, a former coaching inn, over 200 years young, is now a modern comfortable hotel. All our rooms boast ensuite facilities, tv and radio, hospitality tray, trouser press, hairdryer and direct dial telephone. Our comfortable restaurant is the perfect place to enjoy our chef's innovative daily changing menus. We also offer an extensive wine list and a wide range of liqueurs and scottish whiskies to complement your meal. In addition, our Woodlands Bistro offers the opportunity to relax and enjoy our extensive lunch and supper menus including our seasonal specials board, or just have a quiet drink. For a more lively atmosphere there is no better place than our traditional 1809 bar with open fire and a wide range of beers and spirits. We also have a pool room housing pool table and dart board. In good weather the beer garden provides yet another alternative for sitting and enjoying lunch, supper or just a drink. We also have a comfortable Residents Lounge in which to relax, watch the television or enjoy the selection of board games available. In our Function Suite we are able to accommodate private parties both large and small and would be very happy to tailor make menus to your individual requirementsWe are an ideal base for walking, and many sporting activities. The River Tay boasts some fantastic trout and salmon fishing and we have many 9 or 18 hole golf courses within a 20 mile radius. other sporting activities include off road driving, clay pigeon shooting, white water rafting to name but a few.
from 57 GBP*
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Address: Bridgehead, Dunkeld (Scotland), United Kingdom
The Atholl Arms Hotel with its wonderful location overlooking the River Tay, in Dunkeld, Perthshire, has a wide range of cultural, sporting and leisure activities within easy reach. The Atholl Arms Hotel, built in 1790, imposes itself on the head of the fine five arched bridge, built by Thomas Telford. Situated in the Historical Cathedral City of Dunkeld and just over a 10 mile drive from Perth and Pitlochry, our location is ideal for touring all parts of Scotland (Perth, Pitlochry, Braemar, House of Bruar, Blair Atholl Castle, Aberfeldy, Loch Tay and GLen Lyon). There are many more beautiful and interesting places to visit and not to forget Dunkeld and Birnam with its little shops and gallaries and antique centre for guests to visit and enjoy. The Atholl Arms Hotel offers you timeless ambience. The informal and friendly atmosphere will welcome you immediately. Enjoy stylish comfort, open log fire in the bar, excellent food and traditional highland hospitality as appreciated by Princess Royal (Vicky) on 11th September 1844. All rooms are en-suite and tastefully decorated in keeping with the character of this fine Georgian building. All the Atholl Arms Hotel bedrooms are tastefully decorated each with its own individual style in keeping with the character of this fine Georgian building. Each room is complimented with en-suite facilities, colour television, direct dial telephone with modern connection and complimentary hospitality tray. For that extra special treat why not stay in our luxurious Victoria Suite which commands views of the River Tay and Birnam Hill, the same hill mentioned in Shakespeare's Macbeth. Dunkeld itself was proclaimed the first ecclesiastical capital of Scotland by Scotland's first king, Kenneth MacAlpin. The majestic ruin of the cathedral dominates the town. The Atholl Memorial fountain was erected in 1866 by public subscription in memory of the 6th Duke of Atholl. From here Cathedral Street leads to Dunkeld Cathedral, standing idyllically amidst lawns that sweep down to the River Tay. Today part ruin and part parish church, the cathedral features the tomb of the notorious 'Wolf of Badenoch'. The brightly coloured 'little houses' of Dunkeld were built in the early 1700s. Restored to provide homes for local people, they are now in the care of The National Trust For Scotland (NTS). Another NTS property is the Ell Shop featuring the original 'ell' measure, just over a metre long, used for measuring cloth. A walk along Atholl Street's variety of specialist shops will prove fascinating. A riverside path provides excellent views of Thomas Telford's Dunkeld Bridge. The hotel can offer a casual dining restaurant as well as the more informal River view Restaurant.
from 60 GBP*
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Address: Dunkeld, Dunkeld (Scotland), United Kingdom
The Hilton Dunkeld House Hotel & Country Club, originally built by the 7th Duke of Atholl as a summer home for his wife, is set in a 280-acre estate in a secluded position in the Scottish Highlands, 19 kilometres north of Perth. The hotel's 98 guestrooms feature period or modern decor and are equipped with satellite television with pay movies and video games, Internet connections, games consoles, desks, trouser presses, tea and coffee making facilities and bathrooms with hair dryers and complimentary toiletries. Guests can enjoy a host of countryside leisure activities, including clay-pigeon shooting, 4x4 off- road driving, all-terrain quad bikes, mountain biking, archery and air-rifle ranges. Other sporting facilities include all-weather tennis courts, volleyball, croquet, petanque, a fitness room and a nine-hole putting course. Less energetic guests can relax with a range of health and beauty treatments, including facials and massages, and the hotel's resident Style Director will help guests to look their best. The hotel's restaurant overlooks the River Tay and serves traditional Scottish dishes and hosts dinner dances, lunchtime jazz and Ceilidhs, while the relaxed, open-plan bar features oak panelling and a central fireplace and offers more than 50 malt whiskies. Those with business needs will benefit from meeting rooms, audio-visual equipment and secretarial services and the hotel houses an onsite newsagent, clothing store and foreign currency exchange. Motorists will find complimentary parking facilities on site. ; ; The hotel is set in 280 acres of private land and it is about 1 mile from the train station. Local attractions include pitlochry glamis Castle. Countryside 12 kms to city centre 65 kms to the airport (edinburgh) 75 kms to the airport (glasgow) 2 km to the nearest station (dunkeld) 65 km to the nearest fair site (ingilston edinburgh)
from 100 GBP*
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