Hotels With Spa in Perth and Kinross, United Kingdom

The hotel is a charming hotel, and the experience of sleeping in a castle has only enlarged this trip! ❤️ Hotel full of stories. Maravich service, fantastic room and a wonderful breakfast with a fantastic view!

Lovely quiet and picturesque area to stay. Amenities were plenty and the rooms are clean and spacious. Definitely need a car if you want to explore. Food quite pricey but cocktails were lovely!! We have been here three times over the last 8 years during different times of the year, so have had sun, rain and snow. Did not affect our stay as roads were cleared and the grounds are beautiful to wander round. Pool and gym open 08-2000hrs so plenty of time to visit

This venue is really a hidden gem up to a point , the Chef and kitchen ( paticularly the Haddock and Poached Eggs at Breakfast which is Michelin Star level ) the spa and swimming pool are kept to a good standard of hygene , however there is a serious problem with service which is evident from the staff behind the bar ( Saturday 4th May to be specific ) where it was plainly evident for all of the guests seated in the lounge to witness the grief that was being given to the Restaurant Host and other waiting staff by the two individulas behind the bar who were making their life's a misery by poor attitude and unhelpfulness when rightfully they were chasing restaurant drink orders which were painfully slow on deliverance attributed totally to the ineptness of the bar staff . Its about time that Providence Hotels boss Mr Neil Hughes and Blantyre Capital and Fairtree Alternative Real Estate were made aware of this as it is not fair on the efforts made by the other staff who are being dragged down needlessly by the bar staffs under performance , ineptness and demeanour .

A fantastic two days away made special by the absolutely wonderful staff from check in, to the spa to bar and wait staff. We had a wonderful first wedding anniversary meal at the Estate Room. The meal was excellent but what made our night was being served by Zeni/Fernando. He made great recommendations for both food and wine. The goats cheese starter was absolutely amazing. The venison loin was wonderfully cooked. Views of course are excellent; from the loch to schiehallion.

We stayed here for 2 nights when visiting family in the area. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The room was clean and comfortable with a fairly big tv. The only issue was that the lift was out of order so we had to walk up two flights of stairs to our room. The self service buffet breakfast was fine - nothing fancy but everything you would need. There was a selection of cooked items plus bread and croissants, yogurt, fruit and juice. The hotel is a bit out of the town centre ( 45 minutes walk ) so we walked in and got the bus back. The receptionist gave us some recommendations for restaurants and information about the buses. We would happily stay again if in the area.

the service is very good in this hotel, and the location of the hotel is very good for golf. But the room is a bit old.

The hotel is a charming hotel, and the experience of sleeping in a castle has only enlarged this trip! ❤️ Hotel full of stories. Maravich service, fantastic room and a wonderful breakfast with a fantastic view!

A fantastic two days away made special by the absolutely wonderful staff from check in, to the spa to bar and wait staff. We had a wonderful first wedding anniversary meal at the Estate Room. The meal was excellent but what made our night was being served by Zeni/Fernando. He made great recommendations for both food and wine. The goats cheese starter was absolutely amazing. The venison loin was wonderfully cooked. Views of course are excellent; from the loch to schiehallion.

Booked a 2 night B&B stay in Superior King Room for birthday treat, £369. I enquired about disabled parking, was advised this was available but on a 1st come terms. Arrived and negotiated the car around a small badly laid out car park, with no designated disabled spaces. Had to leave and find on street parking. Enquired about this on arrival at reception, before reception could even answer me a nippy sweetie woman appeared like Mr Ben, to tell 'disabled customers don't like the car park as its on a slope and they can't safely get into their wheelchairs! Will the days of thinking it's only wheelchair users that are disabled ever end!? Stayed in room 105, with Hobbit Door. My partner had to duck everytime we went through it. Room was large but very dated and tired looking, we spent our stay listening to children race down the hall, our wardrobe shook and moved everytime. Room overlooked the busy noisy main road. One bed light and table lamp didn't work, 3 upholstered chairs were stained, dirty and in need of a vacuum, one was particularly dusty. On booking I requested a walk in showroom due to the reduced mobility, the bathroom had a bath with static shower head however it was a low bath with a good solid handrail. However there was a chip out of the bath which was rough to touch, huge chip out of the cistern. The shower non slip mat was filthy underneath, the sucker pads were ingrained with unknown muck and dirt, I'd hate to try to imagine what the dirt was. Shower head was very low, my partner couldn't fit under it, I'm a foot shorter than him and even I knocked my hands off the shower head when washing my hair. Good quality towels robes and shower shoes though and very hot radiator on the wall. Only one toilet roll for a two night stay. We had to ask for more. Breakfast quality, quantity and service was good. Fedback our views on comment card and to receptionist who presented as couldn't have cared less. For the price it was all poor value and quality, afraid Fishers may be still riding on former glory but there's a lot of competition for stays in Pitlochry now which highlights Fishers tiredness, jaded attitude and severe need for a major overhalll and modernisation. Nor sure where the photos submitted to TripAdvisor are from bur they are unidentifiable to our stay. Would not recommend for cost.

Very nice stay at the Spa Hotel! Staff excellent!The spa and facilities are very good also!

This was our first visit and it definitely won’t be our last. Everything about our one night stay was perfect. The castle room was so comfortable, the spa was a delight and the Sandeman restaurant was a treat. The staff were beyond helpful and the surroundings were breathtaking. A very special stay in a special hotel.

This venue is really a hidden gem up to a point , the Chef and kitchen ( paticularly the Haddock and Poached Eggs at Breakfast which is Michelin Star level ) the spa and swimming pool are kept to a good standard of hygene , however there is a serious problem with service which is evident from the staff behind the bar ( Saturday 4th May to be specific ) where it was plainly evident for all of the guests seated in the lounge to witness the grief that was being given to the Restaurant Host and other waiting staff by the two individulas behind the bar who were making their life's a misery by poor attitude and unhelpfulness when rightfully they were chasing restaurant drink orders which were painfully slow on deliverance attributed totally to the ineptness of the bar staff . Its about time that Providence Hotels boss Mr Neil Hughes and Blantyre Capital and Fairtree Alternative Real Estate were made aware of this as it is not fair on the efforts made by the other staff who are being dragged down needlessly by the bar staffs under performance , ineptness and demeanour .