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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Crieff – Based on 3,205 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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I felt at home in a real village with the locals always having a fantastic humour and really friendly. Lovely places to eat, and believe me or don't. I had the best fish and chips I've had in years. If you're wanting somewhere to feel like your work worries and stresses dissolve away. Crieff the place to be, the Scottish people are so warm and welcoming
I was attending a wedding at Comrie Croft and the location was good for me. Really enjoyed my visit in Crieff to the Felt studio and meeting Tracy. It is a shame that the centre of Crieff is looking so run down but there are some hidden gems in the centre.
Someone along the way said, "There's nothing to see in Crieff." But I wholeheartedly disagree. I had a lovely time in Crieff. The countryside is beautiful and tranquil. I visit the Glenturret distillery there, which was a also wonderful. My bed and breakfast in the countryside Westacre Lodge was perfect. I was a lovely Kirk (church) in New Fowlis on the edge of Crieff that was amazing, and a standing stone, and stone circle, along with ancient Pictish Stones. The central stretch is a bit busy, and nothing outstanding, but still cute. But the countryside around Crieff is just lovely.
Being gluten intolerant, eating out can be difficult. However, we found we had a variety of places that catered for us in Crieff, which was great. We ate in Rhubarb, the Loft and the Deli off the square. The scenery in and around Crieff is second to none. There are some very nice shops in the town, suitable for Christmas shopping etc.
The High Street was in easy walking distance from most accommodation with good public transport. It was a pity to see some empty retail space though. Additionally, some of the clothes shops asked for very high prices. Crieff was also a good base for excursions; Loch Earn, Comrie, St. Filians, Loch Lubnaig, Perth and Callander made good trips. Some good restaurants as well, I would advise the Italian restaurant in the high street, and Crieff Hydro.
Beautiful scenery. Town nice enough but difficult to get information as TI only open on certain days and staff at Visitor Centre had to search for leaflets ( at back of section selling antiques). Locals helpful but ill informed about attractions nearby. Drummond Castle gardens worth a visit but opening times differed on leaflets from Visitor Centre and on signs at location. Signage around town needs to be improved. A frustrating visit.
“The owner was very kind, offered us tea and cofee when we arrived, shared some info about surroundings and history, .... Rooms were nicely decorated and clean ... with very good beds. Calm location somewhat outside Crieff, ex railway station. Very pleasant stay !”
“The room was sumptuously decorated, a real treat. The guest house owners were really lovely and keen to ensure that we had a wonderful stay. Would definitely come back if we are in the area again.”
“Lovely b&b, friendly owners, the room was nicely decorated with everything I needed. Very clean and quiet, I slept very well. Breakfast was excellent, I loved the fresh fruit. It is an easy 5-minute walk to the center of Crieff with plenty of restaurants and shops.”
“Lovat House is a great B&B located in the beautiful historic town of Crieff. The rooms are newly renovated and very well appointed right down to a much appreciated capsule coffee machine. Free parking is available in front of the house. We highly recommend this location to anyone touring thru central Scotland”
“Nigel and Stella were fantastic. They took great care of us, gave us wonderful recommendations for restaurants, helped us learn more about the area and overall were fantastic hosts.”
