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District: City Centre
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Tucked in 10 acres of woodland and gardens in the heart of Perthshire and the small village of Pitlochry
Superb9
(108 reviews)
District: City Centre
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Located on the major roadway, a good quality budget option that is also near Pitochry rail road station.
Pleasant6.3
(404 reviews)
District: City Centre
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A tasteful Victorian guesthouse in the heart of Pitlochry, with stunning views of the nearby Tummel Valley
Very Good8.3
(62 reviews)
District: City Centre
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Boutique accommodation in Pitlochry, near the theatre and many local draws in the Highlands of Perthshire
Superb9
(54 reviews)
District: City Centre
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Tucked in the woodlands of Perthshire, not far from the centre of Pitlochry and its tourist pulls
Superb9.3
(195 reviews)
District: City Centre
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Ideal for holidaying in the splendid Highlands of Perthshire, surrounded by magnificent mountains and valleys, within walking distance of the famed Pitlochry village
Great8.7
(167 reviews)
District: City Centre
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Spa hotel situated in the city centre and only a few minutes from the train station.
Good7
(204 reviews)
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Introduction to Pitlochry - City Centre
Pitlochry is located about 84 miles northeast of Glasgow, near Cairngorms National Park, and sits on the banks of the River Tummel. The picturesque area is highly popular among tourists who enjoy outdoor walks. Queen Victoria visited Pitlochry in 1842, further adding to the touristic appeal, and the railway that was introduced in 1863 made this remote region more accessible to outsiders. Many hikers come here to enjoy the nearby mountains of Ben Vrackie and Schiehallion. Pitlochry City Centre hotels are in high demand and vary from luxury suites through to small and humble abodes. A highlight in Pitlochry is its famous whiskey distilleries. Edradour is the smallest whiskey distillery in Scotland and Blair Athol Distillery goes back to 1798. The nearby Cairngorms National Park is a great place to observe wildlife, with the park home to the native red and roe deer. Evening entertainment in the town can be sought at the Festival Theatre. other spellings: pitlochryhotels citycenter, pitlochry city otel, pitlochy hotell center, pitlocry hote city