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The Kirkmichael Hotel is a charming former roadside Coaching Inn set in the village of Kirkmichael nestled in the Strathardle Glen in Highland Perthshire, overlooking the River Ardle. The comfortable and tastefully decorated interior offers a warm welcome all year round. The hotel offers 5 large ensuite rooms, each with shower and /or bath, tea and coffee making facilities and TV, lounge bar with open fire, snug for more intimate dining and a relaxing residents lounge - all you need for a great stay in Scotland. We have Wi-Fi acccess for those who need to stay in touch with the outside world. Walking, fishing, golf, horse riding and much, much more is on offer in the area with Blairgowrie and Pitlochry only 12 miles away. Whether you are looking for an active stay or a more relaxing one you can be sure to find everything you need.

You’ll find Ardeonaig on the south shores of Loch Tay, not far from the village of Killin. Set within fourteen acres of private gardens (recently planted with fruit orchards, wild berries and grape vines), the views across Loch Tay to the summit of Ben Lawers are quite breathtaking, especially when dusted with snow. Our Finglen Burn tumbles down to the loch and its pebbly shoreline with boathouse and moorings. Yet all this tranquility is just over an hour’s drive from Edinburgh or Glasgow. (Or a twenty minute seaplane flight from the latter.) We’re small-scale and intimate, very personal. There are just a nineteen rooms in our main inn, two cottage suites and five new burnside Rondavels. Good food and fine wine in a relaxed atmosphere has been at the very heart of Ardeonaig from the first meal we served. And it’s a real motivation behind our recent building and other improvements. Now, we have the tools to build on our word-of-mouth reputation and formal awards like the Michelin Bib Gourmand and UK Food Inn of the Year. There is a new dining area we have called The Cellar (as in Wine), chef’s tables in the kitchen to witness the passion and drama, an informal area for light meals and snacks christened The Study and, of course, our familiar dining room. What hasn’t, and will never, change is dedication to the freshest, local seasonal produce, cooked with care and flair to bring out its full flavour. A menu dictated by what’s best in season. Unfussy, unpretentious, but definitely not run-of-the-mill dining. Please note, the hotel does not cater for children under 12 years of age, we welcome children over the age of 12 and treat them as young adults.

Scotland's Oldest Inn (1572) rests at the mouth of the River Tay in the conservation village of Kenmore. Poet's Bar hosts a poem by Rabbie Burns on the chimmey breast and our Restaurant and Public Bar offer panoramic view of the surrounding countryside. Rooms may be in our lodge which is situated across the Village Square from the main hotel building