Hilton Dunkeld House Hotel  

It's location is quite central for many activities, travel - (to and from) for, because of road and rail links, can be used to visit many parts of central Scotland and also Edinburgh and Glasgow. The hotel can be casual and formal at the same time which will suit the majority of lifestyles. Standard rooms can be a little cramped, but comfortable with good facilities. Service is excellent.

Nice ambiance with log fires in bar/foyer area and surrounding scenery fab, right on the banks of the river Tay. Good room and friendly staff.

The curtains looked like they could do with a dry clean, what looked like old nicotene staining. Otherwise no complaints.

A group of 18 of us stayed for 2 nights and had an excellent time. Great food, great rooms and excellent service... Peter in the Dining Room, the Girls in the Spa & Monty at the Clay Pigeon Shoot were fantastic! We couldn't really fault anything - if there was one small criticism then it would be the price of drinks but I guess you know that when you book a Hilton. Would thoroughly recommend a visit to Hilton Dunkeld and we are looking forward to our next stay! Thanks!

Good location set in scenic grounds and good quality food.

Quality of service variable depending on member of staff; some very good, some completely incompetent. Internet usage charge of £15 per day - should be free when paying £165-£200 per night for a room.

Having visited the hotel over the last 40 years I feel it is in need of a refurbishment. The food was average for a hotel of this standing and fairly expensive.

Great location on the bank of the Tay. Warm friendly unfussy atmosphere.Good food.

Cramped room with furniture too big. No bathroom heating, particularly no towel rail heated or otherwise.

The location was very beautiful with mature trees and a river below the lawns. The food was very good and the staff very helpful. We were there for a wedding and everything seemed to run very smoothly.

The location / service / ambience / general high standard of everything

The are is beautiful and great for a relaxing break. Hotel food was of an excellent standard.

I have been going to this hotel on and off for a few years and some parts could now do with being updated.

I travelled with my two sons, 12 and 18. we all had a very enjoyable 2 day break. Our room was upgraded to a deluxe which faced out to the front of the Hotel and was very spacious, clean and modern, even a small balcony! We never had evening meals in the Hotel but chose instead to enjoy the stroll along the river path into the village. We did however make good use of the leisure facilities which were very good. The boys also enjoyed a game of tennis and we had a couple of games of pitch and putt. This Hotel is set in an idyllic location and if more money were to be invested into it to bring it up to a deluxe 4* or even 5* this would definately attract lots of interest for wedding bookings. All the staff including housekeeping were very friendly and helpful.

Nothing really apart from some parts of the Hotel which looked a bit tired.

The location and the staff were the only positive attributes

The room was not clean, the "double bed" was no more than 2 singles poorly adjoined, the leisure facilities were outdated and when we booked to do archery we were later told that the member of staff was on holiday "that day" thus adding to our frustrations

Location & setting, Excellent breakfast.

Same limited dinner menu every night - very repetitive - lack of vegetables with dinners. Resorted to bar snack menu every night. Paid for upgraded room which said 'included internet access' - 'access' being the key word - it didn't mention an additional (high) charge to actually use it! Would stay again but on bed & breakfast basis.