MEETING FOR BUSINESS. Set in a quiet but central location of Perthshire, Kinloch House offers the ideal venue for a small meeting or training event for up to fifteen delegates. Our meeting room can be hired on a daily or 24 hour basis or if you prefer, the hotel is available for exclusive use for up to thirty three resident guests and seven non resident guests. Facilities include fifteen double bedrooms, dining room, private dining room or meeting room, drawing room, lounge, bar, conservatory with baby grand and a health suite with swimming pool, sauna, steam room and spa. Closeby, there are a host of sporting and leisure pursuits that can be arranged for corporate and incentive groups. From golf, shooting/stalking, fishing, off road driving, flying a microlight to team building exercises. If on a spouse programme you will be spoilt for choice with Glamis Castle, Blair Castle, Scone Palace, famous gardens and shopping at the House of Bruar. No request is too much trouble and we would welcome the opportunity to meet with you to discuss your requirements.

From CastlesGardensDistilleriesAntiquesShopping. For those of you that would prefer to explore, Kinloch is close to some of the most famous castles and stately homes in Scotland, from Glamis Castle -childhood home of the late Queen Mother, Scone Palace;the crowning place of Scottish kings and Blair Castle;the ancient seat of the Dukes of Atholl. Not forgetting the lesser known properties of the House of Dun;designed by William Adams and Fasque Castle, home of William Gladstone, prime minister to Queen Victoria on four occasion! Other attractions well worth a visit are the gardens of Cambo House, Drummond Castle, Branklyn and the House of Pitmuies or if you enjoy a dram there is the world;s smallest scotch whisky distillery at Edradour or the famous Grouse at Glenturret. For family attractions spend a day at the award winning visitor attractions of Discovery Point and on board the Royal Research Ship Discovery and the working jute mill at Verdant Works; Sensation -putting fun into science or the Crannog Centre to experience an early scottish settlement.. Even if you follow tthe Tayside and Fife antique trail or the;sma glen; route to the book shop at the resored watermill of Aberfeldy or find yourself shopping at the House of Bruar, you will be rewarded with glorious scenery and a sense of freedom. A guided tour of the area by chauffeur driven car can be arranged. If that all still sounds too energetic why not relax with a dip in the pool or unwind with a book and a glass of wine or dram by the fire. Local Attractions in Perthshire. Glamis Castle The family home of the Earls of Strathmore and Kinghorne and has been a royal residence since 1372. It was the childhood home of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, the birthplace of Her Royal Highness The Princess Margaret and the legendary setting of Shakespeares play Macbeth. Edradour Distillery Nestled in a pocket glen, in the hills above Pitlochry in the southern Highlands lies Edradour the smallest distillery in Scotland. Virtually unchanged in the last 150 years, only twelve casks a week are produced making Edradour Single Malt Whisky a rare pleasure for a fortunate few. Discovery Point Step aboard the Royal Research Ship Discovery that took Captain Robert Falcon Scott and his brave crew to Antartica in 1901. Award winning exhibition and museum that takes you on an adventure with Scott, Shackleton and the men of The Heroic Age of Exploration. Scone Palace The crowning place of Scottish kings, where Macbeth, Robert the Bruce and Charles II were crowned on the Stone of Destiny. The capital of Pictavia in the 5th Century onwards and now the family home of the Earls of Mansfield. Scone is a unique treasury of furniture, paintings, porcelain and other objects dart and for the adventurous there is a unique tartan maze of 2000 beech trees half green, half copper, designed by the world famous designer Adrian Fisher. Perthshire Gardens Collection The fertile soil and gentle climate of Perthshire have long inspired botanists, gardeners and horticulturalists. That is why you will find some of Britains most colourful gardens here. The Perthshire Gardens Collection brings together 9 spectacular examples that combine native Scottish plants with rare and exotic species from all over the world. From wild woodlands to formal gardens and from Heathers to Himalayan treasures. Blair Castle The ancient seat of the Dukes and Earls of Atholl. Steeped in history, from the 13th Century Blair Castle is reputed to have been the last castle besieged in Britain, and is home to the only remaining private army in Europe. Dominating the main road north, today the castle presents a stirring picture of Scottish life from the 16th century to the present day.

View our latest Seasonal Offers in Perthshire. Join Our Mailing List. Click here to receive our latest news and offers. Kinloch House Tariff 2008 THE COST IS PER ROOM AND INCLUDES - BREAKFAST and V.A.T. Also included is full use of our swimming pool and health and fitness centre. Double Bedded or Twin Bedded Room. Medium Sized Room Most Front Facing. Large Room Front Facing. Suite Double or Twin Bedded. December-March (Excluding New Year). April, May and November. Dinner is £48.00 per person and a table is automatically reserved for your stay. When staying at Kinloch House enjoy a round of golf on the famous Rosemount Championship Course and or Lansdown Course at Blairgowrie Golf Club. Let us book your tee time(s) and save you money with our priviledge hotel/club arrangement. (Tee times are subject to availability)

Whether its a birthday, anniversary, christening, wedding, re-union or just a get together, Kinloch House would be pleased to help you celebrate in style. Our private dining room seats up to eighteen guests for a lunch or dinner party or for large parties we offer exclusive use of the hotel for up to thirty three resident guests and seven non resident guests. Overnight guests can enjoy full use of the leisure facilities (swimming pool, steam room, sauna and spa) and we would be pleased to help arrange a programme of activities such as golf, shooting, fishing, off road driving or a visit to a local attractions.

Salmon fishing in Perthshire on the River Tay is world renowned. It is one of the Classic rivers, boasts the UK record and is still known for its spring fish. The Tay also has many smaller tributaries such as the Ericht, Isla, Gary and Tilt which are also excellent salmon and trout fisheries. The prolific Angus rivers North and South Esk are also within easy reach. All your needs will be taken care of whether it is rod or boat hire and tuition to local knowledge from the guide and not forgetting the picnic hamper. Our local guide, Dougie Morrison is a qualified casting instructor and professional fishing guide with many years of experience. In addition to fishing on the Tay and Ericht, Dougie has access to a fine beat on the River Dee. Charges. The Beat on application as charges vary depending on the beat and date. Guide, Dougie Morrison -£150.00 per day includes being met at the hotel, driven to the beat, guidance throughout the day and returned to the hotel. Rod Reel if required - £15.00 per unit. Terminal Tackle such as flies, spinners etc charged as used. Waders if required - £15.00 per pair. Hourly casting lesson can be organised on site at the hotel or nearby water and is £25.00 per hour for one and thereafter £10.00 per person per hour. Tackle included if required. The season for salmon runs from the 15th of January until the 15th of October. Whether you are an active fishing enthusiast or a complete beginner our aim is for you to enjoy good and memorable sporting days in some of the most scenic countryside in Scotland. For further information please contact: Graeme Allen on tel: 01250 884 237 Or email: SHOOTING AND STALKING IN SCOTLAND. Driven and walked up pheasant and partridge shooting is all within easy reach of the internationally renowned sporting estates such as Glamis Castle, Scone Palace and Airlie. Deer Stalking is available at Blair Atholl Estate where traditional skills using dogs and ponies make a truly unique and memorable day. To discuss your requirements in more detail please contact Graeme Allen on tel: 01250 884 237 or email: Hendry, Ramsay Waters Ltd Tel: 01738 443 344. Strathmore Estates, Glamis Castle Tel: 01307 840 242. Avon Airlie Sporting Ltd Contact Paddy Featherstone-Godley on tel: 01575 560 292. Atholl Estates, Blair Castle Tel: 01796 481 355. White House Boreland Sporing Lets Tel: 01250 882 205. Roe, Deer Stalking Meikleour Estates Office Tel: 01250 883 424

your wedding in scotland - (Making the Perfect Day). Set in the heart of rural Perthshire, Kinloch House offers a quiet and secluded location for your special day. We can accommodate up to thirty three resident guests and an additional seven guests for the wedding breakfast, making a total of forty guests. The hotel will be exclusive to you for your wedding. The hotel is licensed for Civil Ceremonies or alternatively there are a number of beautiful country churches nearby. Weddings are tailored to suit your personal requirements and we can arrange everything on your behalf for the most exclusive, individual and romantic wedding. Each wedding is a unique event. Contact us and let us describe the ways we can help you make the perfect day. Tel: 01250 884 237 or email:

Kinloch House is situated on a gently sloping hillside looking out over a wide and lush valley, the heartland of some of Scotland;s richest agricultural acres and the centre of the soft fruit growing industry. Built is 1840, the house is a fine example of a Scottish country house with oak panelled hall and first floor portrait gallery, and stands in twenty five acres of woodland policies and parkland. All eighteen bedrooms including three suites and four ground floor rooms are individually decorated with fine furnishings and fabrics. Guests can enjoy a stroll to the walled garden or take tea in the conservatory or by the log fire, or for the more energetic enjoy a dip in the swimming pool. No stay would be complete at Kinloch House without the pleasure of the food. Under executive chef Andy May, every attention is paid to detail from the supplier to the table. There is a consitency of performance in the kitchen and a believe in the value of freshness and quality. Full use is made of local game, beef, fish, shellfish and produce from the garden. A warm welcome awaits you at this family run hotel where the essence of courtesy, charm, character, calm and cuisine prevail.

 Baby chairs and cots are provided
 Luggage storage
 Breakfast may be served in the room
 Rent-a-car service
 Clothes dry cleaning
 Conference and meeting room
 Credit cards accepted
 Dinner may be served in the room
 Disabled guests are welcome
 Facsimile services
 Fitness hall
 Hairdryer
 Heating
 Access to internet
 Ironing facilities
 Jacuzzi tub
 Laundry services/washing machine
 Licensed bar
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Pets are accepted
 Parking lot
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
 Clock/radio
 Restaurant
 Sauna
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Swimming pool
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 Phones in rooms
 TV sets in rooms
 Cheques accepted
 Common room with a TV set