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Early Season Mid Week Breaks April 14-18thApril 20 - 24thApril 27- May1stMay 4th- 8thMay 11th - 15th
£ 90.00two nights D,B&Bper person
£ 135.00three nights D,B&Bper personThese prices are based on two people sharing a standard room, and are subject to availability BED & BREAKFAST
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Welcome to Tigh Na Cloich Hotel, Pitlochry
Our small personally run Pitlochry Hotel reflects our personality, we love to be intimate, relaxed, friendly and enjoy eating and cooking great food.
Tigh Na Cloich Hotel in Perthshire offers all these benefits for our customers to experience. Peter and I along with our dedicated team are committed to providing a superior level of service and comfort for our guests.
When you enter our lovely Victorian, Highland home, there is a feeling of warmth, tranquillity and well being. The perfect setting for a relaxing holiday or short break in Pitlochry Perthshire and to tour the Highlands of Scotland .
Tigh Na Cloich has been awarded three stars by Visit Scotland quality assurance scheme and has been recognised by "Eat Scotland " for our renowned cuisine and received many accolades for Peter's food.
Tigh Na Cloich has an enviable south facing position with panoramic views overlooking the Tummel Valley and Perthshire Hills.
Tigh Na Cloich is a family run licensed hotel set within its own grounds, centrally located, just two minutes walk through the hotel garden to the Town centre, close to the railway station, championship golf course and Pitlochry Festival Theatre.
WHAT'S IN A NAME ? ---------------------- TIGH NA CLOICH The Tigh Na Cloich Hotel occupies the site of a large rock which was removed by blasting when the original house was built in 1879. the rock was known as the Sentinel Stone and gave its name to Pitlochry. The name Pitlochry is a corruption of the Gaelic "Pit-Cloich- Aire" meaning the place by the Sentinel Stone and is believed to be associated with the Picts of 2000 years ago. The Hotel sits on the site of a former historic look out point of a Roman encampment on the banks of the river Tay . |
Pitlochry often known as Scotland 's 'Jewel in the Crown', is also the gateway to the Highlands and Perthshire's big tree country, and is surrounded by some of Scotland 's very best scenery and famous attractions.
Within Pitlochry is the famous Festival Theatre, Hydro electric Dam, Visitor centre & Salmon Ladder, Edradour (Scotland 's smallest distillery) and Bells Blair Atholl Distilleries. Queens View and Blair Castle are a short drive from Pitlochry and offer splendid sight seeing. Further a field Balmoral Castle , Scone Palace , Glamis Castle and Loch Ness are all within a days drive from the hotel, with enough time to return for dinner.Pitlochry and surrounding Perthshire also offer a great range of activities such as Loch and River Fishing on the Tummel or Tay ,white water rafting, Shooting & stalking on the local Atholl estates, Golfing breaks and superb, walking, cycling and biking whilst enjoying the outstanding Scottish countryside. All of which can be arranged to suit your personal requirements
Together with our superb food, fresh Highland air, we provide a relaxing haven in which to unwind and be assured of a restful night.
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