Kæledyrsvenlige hoteller i Spittal of Glenshee

"Lovely area, the rooms are a little old fashioned but everywhere was clean, staff friendly, breakfast lovely "

"Not our normal sort of place to stay but ideal for our circumstances. Lovely facilities and folk staying at the same time. Good self catering shared kitchen though only as we left did we tumble to the fact that Helen had provided some communal consumables in the kitchen - our loss."

"Fint Guest House 5 min. kørsel fra Pitlochry, med en fantastisk beliggenhed. Udsigt til en lille flod og et flot bjerg med hundredevis af får der bræger om aftenen og køer der muh'er om morgenen. God og venlig betjening af stedets ejer Rachel der også laver et solidt Full Scottish breakfast. Et gammelt hus men med pæne og rene, veludstyrede værelser, som vi godt kan anbefale."

"This wonderful pub is a gem. We stayed for two nights and found the staff, especially Daniel, to be friendly and efficient. Our rooms were very comfortable and nicely fitted out. The meals are fantastic! Their chef is very talented and serves food that would not be out of place in any high end restaurant. On Friday night we loved the gathering of musicians who played together and added a lovely atmosphere to the (full) restaurant. Parking was conveniently at the front door. We thoroughly enjoyed...

"Et super hyggelig hotel, i utrolig smukke omgivelser! Personalet var behagelige og venlige. Får høje anbefaling herfra"

"Sehr schöne Unterkunft, bequeme Betten, gute Ausstattung, sehr gutes Restaurant"

"Dejligt hotel - fin beliggenhed og i gå afstand fra Distillery, vandfald og natur samt hyggelig by, restauranter mm. Fin restaurant, bar og spa på hotellet "

"Un logement hors du commun que je recommande. Le cottage à l'entrée du site est grand, confortable, bien équipé mais poussiéreux. Localisation stratégique pour les visite de châteaux alentours (Glamis, Dunnottar, Blair, Braemar) Le soir, à pied, la découverte de la faune forestière est fantastique : chouettes effraies, biches, écureuil, vaches, cochons et chevaux sauvages, et bien sûr : les castors ! Plus la nuit tombe, plus ils apparaissent. Pas farouches, on les voit vaquer à leurs...