Accommodation
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Dunalastair
Hotel
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Dunalastair Hotel has a long tradition of real 'highland hospitality', having been built
as an inn soon after the Battle of Culloden by the returning soldiers. It remained as such
for well over 100 years until its development into a hotel at the end of the 19th century
under the guiding eye of Major General Alistair Macdonald, commander of the forces In the bountiful heart of the
highlands, the Dunalastair is in an enviable position to reap the best of Scotland's
larder. The cuisine places a great emphasis on local game; its quality and depth of
flavour are allowed to shine through dishes of generous size and subtle creativity. Along
with any meal there is the chance to sample a selection of fine malts on offer as well as
an extensive range of wines and spirits. The public bar provides ample entertainment and
the chance to meet locals and other visitors alike.
All 25 bedrooms are
individually decorated, all are a delight to the eye and speak softly of the care in which
the interior of the Dunalastair has been preserved. Bathrooms are spacious, many having
original roll top baths, beautiful rustic tiles and are serviced by plenty of hot, peaty
water, all making for perfect relaxation.
The hotel is
equipped with two comfortable lounges, one with large suites and a grand piano. There are
two restaurants serving seasonal Scottish fare and fine wines. A locals bar is situated at
the rear of the hotel. The Dunalastair truly is the perfect place to enjoy a traditional
highland hotel and to share memories of yester year. |
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ACCOMMODATION
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Standard Bedroom
(Twin or Double bedded): £45.00 per person
Superior Bedroom (Twin or Double bedded): £50.00 per person
Rob Roy Suite (Twin or
Double bedded): £60.00 per person Some of the Superior Bedrooms have Four Poster Beds. |
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Prices are per person per night and include breakfast * |
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Dinner, Bed and Breakfast
prices start at £65.00 per person per night.
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Location.. Kinloch Rannoch can be reached by rail to Rannoch or
Pitlochry stations with bus connections to the village, or taxis can be arranged locally.
The rail line to the Rannoch is one of the most scenic in Europe with a direct sleeper
service to London.
By road, we are eighteen miles from
the A9, a popular route north is M6, M73, M80, M9, Crieff, Aberfeldy to Rannoch, with the
fair city of Perth just one hour away. For Glasgow or Edinburgh Airports allow two hours
and for Prestwick three hours |
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Sites.. A base for seeing Scotland, Rannoch and Dunalastair
lie at the.very centre of the country, from where trips near or far can all be made in the
day. Closer to home there are a number of attractions including:
| * Blair Castle |
* Queens View |
| * House of Bruar |
* Pitochry Festival Theatre |
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Activities.. For
outdoor enthusiasts there are a multitude of activities available from the hotel's
doorstep:
| * White Water Rafting |
* Mountain Biking |
| * Abseiling |
* Fishing |
| * Windsurfing |
* Walking |
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