Meikleour Hotel Blairgowrie

General Information

Meikleour Hotel, outside Blairgowrie features greeted guests for nearly 200 years, 1st established as a Coaching and Posting House, for the Inverness to Edinburgh coaches to change horses and where the passengers could have refreshments. It's embedded in the calm countryside of Meikleour within a short peaceful drive of both Blairgowrie and Perth. This Blairgowrie hotel was used by Meikleour Estate as a lodge for its fishing and shooting clients who came to the region to fish for the King of Fish in one of the world's ultimate salmon rivers the River Tay. Today it's restful popular with state sportsmen and women who travel from a far to appreciate the hotel's comforts, and amenities. The Meikleour Hotel features a peerless image for its food, which is endorsed by plenty of locals hiking for meals specifically at holidays, if brasserie meals or in the restaurant. The Perthshire Advertiser's Lady who Lunches' endorsed this writing: The Ivy-clad Meikleour Hotel is a famous rustic hideaway, reminiscent of a classic English state pub, turned out exceptional bistro-style meals, including fish encased in batter handmade with spring water, or beef pie flavoured with the hotel's own Perth-brewed Lure of Meikleour beer. She went on The hall district was jam-packed with couples and families but the wooden tables, oldie worlde windows, conventional flagstones and stone walls and fishing paraphernalia in the ensuite brasserie made for a pleasing alternative. 29th July 2008The 5 bedroomed Meikleour Hotel is owned and run by Kia and Andrew Matheson who take attention to pay care to each detail to ensure the inn runs like a well oiled engine. Classed as a four Star Inn by Visit Scotland. Finest described as Scotland's equivalent to a superior English Inn.

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The Meikleour Hotel is situated in a lovely place in rustic Perthshire, perfectly placed for both Perth, Dunkeld and Blairgowrie. It's approximately five min drive away from Blairgowrie (5 miles) and is 12 miles north of Perth, and ten miles from Dunkeld. Perfect for those going to businesses on the north side of Perth specifically Perth races and is frequented by both trainers and proprietors.