The Atholl Palace  

The out side grounds were nice and the spa was nice although take your own hair dryer!

The room was very small bed was small. room and bathroom needed updated! not value for money! a very dissapointing stay! Food not good

We went to The Atholl Palace Hotel in order to go to the festival Theatre .The hotel was situated in lovely grounds and only ten minutes away from the theatre. I enjoyed long mornings in the hotel including a swim. The staff were attentive and I would certainly stay at the hotel again upon our next trip to Pitlochhry

We stayed at the atholl palace hotel for one night ,8th october 2011. On booking, we asked for a room with a view, we got a view of the car park! We were given a room key and directions to make our own way to room 101, to our disapointment we had been given a room which was for disabled guests, which neither of us are! I was so looking forward to a nice soak in a luxury room, instead it was a shower in a drab excuse for a "four star hotel" room. To be perfectly honest, we have stayed in better bed and breakfast accomodation! The beds were rock hard, so a restful nights sleep we didn't have, Then there was breakfast,nothing special, and the staff were not the most welcoming, service with a smile not! My husband was half way through his toast, when his plate was swiped away, no worries, we weren't going for a second helping anyway. Value for money, well no, it wasn'T. To think that I was so excited about staying at the atholl palace hotel, what a let down!!

Very pleasant situation with a lovely view from our room. Excellent buffet breakfasts.

We felt it was understaffed. Almost rude check in and dinner in the evening was mediocre.

Enjoyed our stay overall , staff were friendly enjoyed leisure facilities Room clean and comfortable

Bar was unmanned a lot of the time during our stay, bath water in our room had silt in it and was very discoloured Had a long wait to be seated for breakfast on Sunday morning and food trays at buffet were not restocked often or quickly enough.

The location was breath taken hotel spot less good walks to meals and breakfast could not fault

Think as a solo traveller would not have been pleased if I had been put in a small bedroom at the tarrif charged

Location; ease of access.

A very warm and comfortable grand old hotel in an idyllic setting.

Very beautifully appointed--lovely surroundings--interior decor--Good food

My friends and myself had a latish dinner and retired to the lounge for coffee. We started to play bridge and after a while we felt that the night staff gentleman was hovering around noisily --we felt uncomfortable as if we should go to bed and let him get away. Importantly a companion Dr Brooks asked if he could have a nightcap--as it is his habit so to do. No! said the porter --its after 11pm!! We were annoyed at this as we have stayed in many hotels where residents may have bar service until midnight. We were so fed up that we stopped playing bridge and retired to bed

The hotel had a very welcoming feel and the open fires made the public areas and lounge very cosy.

Ideal hotel for relaxing country break.

Staff can be off hand. Breakfast not very good - tinned fruit on first day - no dried fruits - continental breakfast very average. Supper in the bar poor - scampi and chips - £9.50 - served with tiny side salad. Ate second night in Turkish restaurant in Pitlochry - fantastic food and value.

The frendly staff, comfort of the room, food