Find Romantic Hotels in Spittal of Glenshee

"A luxury hotel that absolutely earns that title and meets the standard that you would expect. Even though the hotel property is not very far from the town of Pitlochry--walking into town and back is no great strain--the property envelopes you in calm and luxury. The woodland paths create distance between you and the mad world. The lobby full of sofas and stuffed chairs invites a lingering stay--a book and an afternoon are all you need. We stayed in a fairly basic room, but it was immaculate and luxurious, with lush and peaceful views down the valley. The staff are exceptional--we were greeted with samples of the hotel's whisky liqueur, which itself was perfect. We enjoyed the "gym" facilities downstairs. Breakfast was absolutely exceptional. After our travels, it was like walking into another world entirely. And the building itself is beautiful. I can't say enough about the experience."

"Our stay was fabulous! The room was beautiful and had everything we needed.The food and service was excellent! We cannot say enough about our stay! The surroundings were also quite beautiful with sheep on the hillside and horses grazing, river running alongside the castle. We needed to dry our clothing and the staff took care of that for us without batting an eye. Thankyou to all that work there! "

"Fantastic stay with impeccable service. Great location."

"Great location good hotel"

"Pine Tree EXCEEDED our expectations in a huge way. This place is awesome for families or couples. The restaurant is amazing and the staff are so friendly!"

"Spacious and comfortable room which was well equipped with drinks facilities and ironing board."

"Bets hotel that I’ve stayed at on my two week road trip around Scotland. Very friendly and welcoming staff, stunning grounds and gardens, excellent breakfast, very nice food in the evening with an outstanding waiter who served me, and as a solo traveller, I felt very safe, welcomed and included. Thank you all for providing service that all hotels in Scotland should, but sadly, don’t! "