Nestled in the heart of the Highlands, Loch Rannoch Hotel is a 4-star hotel located on the shores of Loch Rannoch, offering views of one of Scotland’s most iconic locations, across the loch to Schiehallion. After an extensive refurbishment, Loch Rannoch Hotel has 52 modern guest bedrooms, a fine dining Estate Room restaurant, bistro fare in the Rannoch Larder and Read more…

Effie’s is a haven of perfect Scottish hospitality – hugely popular with both locals and visitors. Everyone is made to feel at home. This restaurant is traditional, that is its special appeal.  It's like being with your favourite Aunt with such friendly service and wonderful, homemade treats. George and Edna; who meet, greet and serve; are a mine of useful travel Read more…

Nestled into the beautiful Perthshire landscape, Dunkeld House Hotel boasts an unrivalled experience of Scottish country living.  This four-star luxury country house hotel sits on 280 acres of well-maintained and natural woodland and overlooks the wide and fast-flowing River Tay. Choose to stay in the original grade 2 listed building, the recently refurbished extension or one of the pet friendly Read more…

With origins stretching back to their first shop in Callander in 1830, Campbell's bakery is still a family business now in the hands of Iain Campbell – whose grandfather (and the founder's great-grandson) set up the Crieff shop in 1929. By comparison the Comrie shop, set up in 2013, is a mere infant. Six generations of the same family is Read more…

Located in Highland Perthshire in the Cairngorms National Park, 90 minutes from Edinburgh, Glasgow and Inverness, Blair Castle provides the perfect stop when exploring Scotland. Enjoy a self-guided tour around 30 of our beautiful rooms at your own pace with plenty of kids activities to keep the whole family entertained. Blair Castle gives you the opportunity to see Scottish history Read more…

The Balgedie Toll Tavern, an old coaching inn has stood on this spot since 1534. The Balgedie Toll Tavern is a welcoming and comfortable country tavern which, like many others built at the time in Scotland, was situated at a road toll where travellers would break their journey and pay tolls before travelling on (the Tolls were abolished in 1872). Read more…