Hilton Dunkeld House Hotel

Location, spa/pool, breakfast

Rooms (especially bathrooms) and public areas need updating - pretty much same as they were 10 years ago when I last stayed

The hotel is set in beautiful surroundings with a very impressive mile long drive. It is in a secluded setting yet within easy walking distance of Dunkeld, either along a woodland path or by the river .Very comfortable and welcoming with good facilities.

The drinks were very expensive.

the pace of life there, ie. nice and relaxed

The dress code after 6.30 pm when jeans and t-shirts were not allowed in the public areas, an attitude which is outdated.

The setting is very nice. The staff are very helpful. Hotel has an aura of times past.

Room disabled type, view of rear car park, menu for dinner was similar to our stay in spring. bar expensive. Other guests noisy

The breakfast room / dinning room was very nice

The standard rooms are in need of refurbishment and we were unable to upgrade

The staff were very pleasant and our room was a good size. These were the only good points about this hotel.

We had a basic room, there was duct tape over the carpet and rips that needed attention. The room was large, however it was in serious need of redecoration and the bathroom was very dated. There was no minibar in the room and no air conditioning. The quality of the breakfast was very poor, everything was deep fried and very greasy. I bumped into a friend who had a superior room which she said was more modern.

Beautiful surroundings within easy access of town centre via woodland walkways.

The room was a bit dated and it overlooked the tradesman's carpark !

The grounds are lovely and our lunches and drinks on the sun terrace were very good. Staff attentive and are good. Breakfast options are good. Helps when inclusive but would not pay price separately. Would recommend a stay at the right price with breakfast included.

The restriction in evenings to a la carte meals was not good and dinner was expensive if you are there for more than a 1 night stay - a supper option would be good. Competition for food in thetown and general area was available though. The dinner quality was not as good as I would expect from a 4 star country house hotel. Had better in lesser hotels/restaurants. Some of the bar prices are as high as you would expect though. Room decor and fittings need updating.

Terrace was excellent - the good weather helped. Stunning outlook over the River Tay.

Service - though friendly - was slow and often inefficient. Orders forgotten or confused.

The hotel is in its own estate. The walks in the area we were already familiar with and walked for many years. As we are now a lot older we are not as able to do too much walking we found that having the hotel as a base meant that we were able to at least do some walking. The breakfasts were excelent and well presented with an excellent choice.

The bedroom was not up to the standard I would have expected at a Hilton with the furniture being badly stained by watermarks. There was no kettle or coffee/tea facilities. (We spoke to reception in passing and were assured that the double rooms were due to be upgraded after the wedding season finished.

The hotel's setting is stunning.

The food and service was average to poor, the room was small and the decor very tired. The live "wedding" band in the dining room was much too loud, and woefully inappropriate for a hotel of this sort. Overall I thought it was very poor value for money.

sehr aufmerksamer Hotel-Manager

außerhalb vom Hotel gelegener Wellnessbereich - total verchlortes Kinderbad, veraltet, Saunabesuch nur mit Badekleidung - haben wir daher nicht genutzt

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