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Customer Rating 6/6

Dalshian Guest House

Old Perth Road, Pitlochry

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An 18th century country guest house set within one acre of secluded woodland and gardens, conveniently situated on the outskirts of Pitlochry.

Here Martin and Heather Walls extend the warmest of welcomes in a genuinely friendly, but unobtrusive, manner. Tastefully decorated with a mixture of contempory and traditional furnishings, you will find yourself captivated by this tranquil house.

Seven spacious en-suite bedrooms all individually decorated, in keeping with their original character are provided with every comfort one would expect.

Experience many of the local activities, pursuits or theatre performances available, which we are happy to advise and pre-book for you or just relax with a good book in our delightful lounge beside the open fire

Breakfast is freshly prepared and served every morning using the finest local ingredients in our bright dining room overlooking our spectacular rhododendron shrubs and mature trees. We have vegetarian options available and cater for any other special dietary requirements.

Children and babies are welcome.

Dalshian is also available for exclusive use on a self-catering basis with use of kitchen and laundry facilites, ideal for that special occasion or good old get together.

Take joy in observing local wildlife, especially the resident red squirrels in peaceful surroundings.

Martin and Heather look forward to welcoming you to Dalshian.

You searched for Pitlochry, 15 January 2009 to 16 January 2009, 1 Night

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Room Information and Prices

En-Suite Double Room - Sleeps 2 Adults

- Rate Includes Breakfast

Show room cancellation policy

Total Price	No. of Rooms
£50.00

miniBreaks prices are the total cost per room. Prices include all taxes. No booking fee.

Check in and Check out times:
You can check in from 16:00. You need to check out by 11:00.

Map & Directions for Dalshian Guest House

Directions to Dalshian Guest House

From the South Travelling up A9 take the Pitlochry Exit, slow down under the road bridge, turn right (sign posted for Croftinloan and Dalshian) and pass under the railway bridge. Follow the road for 1/2 mile. Turn right at the Dalshian sign on to the driveway for Dalshian House. From the North Travelling down the A9, filter in to the Pitlochry slip road following signs for the town and to Perth. Drive right through the town passing under the railway bridge. Pass the Bells distillery on the left and the petrol station on the right. A further six hundred yards towards the A9, take a sharp left turn under another railway bridge. Follow the road for 1/2 mile. Turn right at the Dalshian sign on to the driveway for Dalshian House.

Hotel's Location

Nearest Train: Pitlochry - 1.4 miles

Attractions for Dalshian Guest House

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Hotel Facilities for Dalshian Guest House

Main

Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout
Cots available
Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room
Hairdryer in each room
Pets Allowed
Ground floor bedrooms

Parking

Car Parking Available On Site

In Room Entertainment

TV
Radio

Customer Reviews for Dalshian Guest House

What our customers thought of this Hotel

Please note the reviews featured have been provided by customers of our sister website LateRooms.com. All reviews posted are the opinions of people who have stayed at this hotel, not of miniBreaks.com. These opinions may vary greatly and should be considered alongside all the other information available on this hotel.

Overall Hotel Review		Average Customer Rating		From 34 Reviews since October 2006
Customer Service	Cleanliness	Room Quality	Value for money	Food Quality	Family Friendly
Would you stay here again?		99% Yes 1% No	Would you recommend this hotel to a friend?		64% Yes 36% No

Review by Anonymous on 19 December 2008 who stayed in December 2008.

Customer Service	Cleanliness	Room Quality	Value for money	Food Quality	Family Friendly
Very impressed with this small hotel. Friendly owners who were very helpful even though I was the only person staying there that night. Would make an effort to go back there if I am passing through again.

Review by Anonymous on 20 November 2008 who stayed in November 2008.

Customer Service	Cleanliness	Room Quality	Value for money	Food Quality	Family Friendly
This small hotel is run by the kindest most obliging couple ... Our room was to be on the top floor and when I explained I find a lot of stairs difficult our host made up a room especially for us on the ground floor, the room was pretty, big and comfortable with really nice cotton sheets, plenty of towels and warm and quiet. When we came to breakfast in the morning we were amazed at the delicious selection of food laid out, and freshly baked breads and muffins arrived, fresh fruits and juices, muselis .. we had delicious poached country eggs and bacon made for us. This place is a hidden jewel and would be perfect for a longer stay, lots to see and do around Pitlochry, and an excellent restaurant at the nearby East Haugh house Hotel for dinner at night. I can't wait to go back!

Review by Anonymous on 19 November 2008 who stayed in November 2008.

Customer Service	Cleanliness	Room Quality	Value for money	Food Quality	Family Friendly
A really good friendly and very comfortable Guest House. Excellent food and really good service. Will always stay here when in Pitlochry.

Review by Anonymous on 16 November 2008 who stayed in November 2008.

Customer Service	Cleanliness	Room Quality	Value for money	Food Quality	Family Friendly
Very welcoming and great breakfast. Definitely recommended.

Review by Anonymous on 11 November 2008 who stayed in November 2008.

Customer Service	Cleanliness	Room Quality	Value for money	Food Quality	Family Friendly
For the single traveller it was expensive, in that I was charged the full price of a double room (it would appear that had I booked direct, rather than through Late Rooms, that I might have had a reduction, if they had had a double room available, so it was a bit ambiguous). So for a single traveller it was expensive, but for a couple it would have been good value. Lovely guest lounge etc, and could not really be faulted apart from the price to the single traveller. I would have preferred ti have been offered fresh milk for the bedroom, which other B&Bs offer. I would stay their again if I had my wife with me, but not as a single traveller.