| country: | Scotland |
| location: | Kinross, Perthshire |
| price: | From £43 per person per night |
| vouchers: | Gift vouchers can be used with this holiday |
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Kinross hotel in Perthshire, Scotland
The hotel lies in a quiet corner of the small country town of Kinross, which has many historic connections with Scotland’s glorious past. With Loch Leven and the bordering hills it is an idyllic place to escape.
Having started in the eighteenth century as a popular coaching inn on the main route north from Edinburgh this family owned hotel has retained its reputation for warm hospitality and excellent service.
Dine in style in the award-winning restaurant. An elegant setting in which to enjoy our varied menus that feature a subtle blend of modern international cuisine with some Scottish influences.
The bar offers a fine selection of traditional fayre in a relaxed atmosphere from hot and cold snacks to filling bar lunches and suppers. Just off the M90 junction 6, we are centrally located in the heart of Scotland with St Andrews, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Stirling and Perth – all within an hour’s drive.
The hotel lies in a quiet corner of the small country town of Kinross, which has many historic connections with Scotland’s glorious past. With Loch Leven and the bordering hills it is an idyllic place to escape.
Having started in the eighteenth century as a popular coaching inn on the main route north from Edinburgh this family owned hotel has retained its reputation for warm hospitality and excellent service.
Dine in style in the award-winning restaurant. An elegant setting in which to enjoy our varied menus that feature a subtle blend of modern international cuisine with some Scottish influences.
The bar offers a fine selection of traditional fayre in a relaxed atmosphere from hot and cold snacks to filling bar lunches and suppers. Just off the M90 junction 6, we are centrally located in the heart of Scotland with St Andrews, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Stirling and Perth – all within an hour’s drive.
rooms, food and facilities
Within the hotel's leisure area you’ll find the swimming pool, sauna, solarium, squash court and a fitness area. Our extensive garden features a courtyard with ornamental fountain, a putting green, tennis courts and croquet lawn. From September – March you can also try your hand at curling on the 4-sheet curling rink. There are two 18-hole golf courses deemed by many to be amongst Scotland’s hidden gems.
Disabled access: We have 12 rooms allocated on ground floor with two rooms specifically with disabled access. We have regular residential wheelchair curling weekends held during winter months.
Childrens’ menus are available in the restaurant. Cots and high chairs are available for our younger guests. Baby sitting can be requested in advance (charges apply).
how to find the Kinross hotel Perthshire, Scotland
By rail: The nearest station is Lochgelly Railway Station which is approx 7 miles away.
By road: We are just off junction 6 on the M90.
By air: The nearest airport is Edinburgh which is approx 18 miles away.
how this holiday makes a difference
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We minimise energy use by using energy efficient light bulbs and appliances and turning off lights and appliances when not in use. We have showers and a waterless toilet system to greatly reduce water use. We have a laundry scheme where we only change towels after 2 days or when guests request them. We use green/biodegradable cleaning products in the property. We encourage wildlife in our property by putting up bird boxes and leaving an area of the garden uncut to encourage wild flowers. We compost all garden waste and leaves. We recycle glass, plastic and paper. We support local conservation projects such as Woodland trust and Scotland’s National Heritage.
We support local charities by donating money every year and by telling our guests about them. We encourage our guests to visit local attractions, eat in local restaurants and buy local produce. We also encourage our guests to use public transport or local services. |
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