Perth Hotels with Pools

There's limited parking available at this city centre hotel which is ideally located opposite Perth Concert Hall, Scotland's newest concert hall. Inside our Perth City Centre Premier Inn you'll find comfy beds in every room, an onsite restaurant serving traditional and contemporary dishes and 2 meeting rooms to serve the thriving businesses of this affulent city. Chargeable parking is available nearby at Kinnoul Street (approx 9GBP per 24 hours). Car park sat nav: PH1 5LU

The Woodcroft House provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The Woodcroft House offers a pleasant stay in Perth for those traveling for business or leisure.Boasting a convenient location, the hotel is just 2km from Perth Railway Station and 31km from Dundee Airport. With Rodney Gardens, Perth's Riverside Heather Garden and Frames Gallery all within a short distance, there is no shortage of things to do in the area.After a long day of sightseeing, guests can retire to the comfort of the hotel.When it comes to Perth hotels, the Woodcroft House is highly regarded for its excellent facilities.

The signage to the Leonardo Beautique Hotel, Perth, Scotland along with the directions in the hotel literature both need upgrading with accuracy. Sadly the website details of room layout design and amenities are not reflected in reality. We stayed in a room that was very basic and the bathroom was disgraceful with ecrement stains on the WC, dirty shower curtain in badly marked bath. The paintwork needed refreshing and the mirrors and wash hand basins required upgrading. The worst aspect was a drip all night through the ceiling that kept us awake. The general manager knew about the problems and although we had complained to him the evening we arrived, we were still placed in a dreadful room and bathroom. We were refunded 50% but felt misled and ill done to considering the condition of the facility. I would never recommend ths hotel to anyone as it is very far from the 4.4 star standard stated.

Close to the supermarket, not far from the city. Facilities and services are very standard, breakfast is the same, the price is a little less late.

My wife and I arrived with our friends from Ayrshire, to a great welcome to what, in all our opinions, is by far the best bed and breakfast we have ever experienced, and are likely to ever experience again. David and his partner, were excellent hosts, with a wonderfully infectious sense of humour, which turned our overnight break, into a brilliant experience. The bedrooms were sumptuous, with almost a theatrical nod to the Downton Abbey era, but were equipped with every modern convenience you could think of, and were furnished with top quality, classy furniture, which was soooo comfortable. The super king bed and bedding were high end, and the bathroom and towels was 5 star quality. But it was the overall attention to detail, and the provision of countless items of thought, which just gave our stay that absolute WOW! factor, Fresh scones with jam and cream, shortbread, freshly ground coffee, and even one of those bottle stoppers for your own Champagne or Prosecco, to protect the fizz ! Breakfast was quite simply delicious. The amazing honey and mint fruit salad, followed by a variety of freshly cooked local products and freshly baked croissants, set us up royally for the day ahead. The situation of the The Townhouse overlooks a beautiful park, and is a short walk to the centre of town and local places of interest. There is parking to the rear of the building, with access to the property. We could go on and on about our experience here, but anyone reading this just has to put The Townhouse on their bucket list when looking for accommodation in this beautiful part fo Scotland. You will be blown away !!

Apart from the central location, friendly staff and decent breakfast there is not much we can recommend. 8 of us stayed over for 2 nights with one of our party requiring an accessible room. First of all there are steps at the front door so we needed to lift the mobility vehicle up. The first day the staff knew how to work the chair lift to the 1st floor but on the second night the member of staff that was on did not know how to use it declaring he had only been there a few months and hadn't been shown how to use it. My sister asked for the control ( to which there were only about 4 buttons) and operated it for him. Drinks - do not buy at the hotel. Nearly £60 for 8 drinks then a 2 minute walk to the town and the same drinks were under half the price. Next onto the rooms. We had 4 rooms on the ground floor and each of them were really small, with around 18 inches either side of the small double bed. The bathrooms were small and not comfortable to use either the toilet or shower. Complimentary liquid soap holders were also empty. Lastly onto the biggest reason not to go back which is the creaky floorboards. Pretty much every one in the room creaked and moved and both mornings between 6am and 8am we were wakened and kept awake by the noise of the floorboards in the rooms above us. This wasn't just our room but for another 2 of the rooms as well. Not a nice experience overall, way overpriced. May have been a nice hotel in its day but is crying out for some TLC, decoration, accessibility options and those floorboards fixed.

Bar staff are always polite and friendly. Always someone in reception willing to help . However I felt bar prices were a bit steep . A draft cider and a fruit cider £10-20 ? The staff however makes the visit a nice one . Downstairs toilet smells very damp . Better toilets upstairs ,

The New County Hotel is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. Visitors to Perth will find that the New County Hotel is a fantastic accommodation choice.Traveling to the hotel is easy with Perth Railway Station located approximately 500m away and Dundee Airport roughly 32km away. There's plenty to do nearby, with South Inch Park & Play Area, MERKUR Cashino (Slots) Perth and Tayside Christian Fellowship Church all within a short distance.After a long day of sightseeing, guests can retire to the comfort of the hotel.

Just had a weekend away with friends in this lovely small boutique hotel, we stayed in Friarton room, whilst our friends were in slightly bigger Oakbank (all rooms names not numbers) Both were booked as front facing superior rooms. We had a lovely new bathroom in the room and all was very clean and looked after well. We had both a delicious dinner and extensive breakfast, with plenty of local and Scottish produce. We met the chef, who came out to see the tables. If you are looking for a great, well kept, convenient and friendly place to stay in Perth then look no further. We all left saying it was a highlight of our trip. I would also recommend booking with them for dinner and breakfast.

The service of this hotel is very good. The owner even wrote a letter to the guests staying in the hotel. The hotel looks like a castle. According to the hotel staff, the hotel facilities are very historical. The breakfast is very rich, and you can eat a full Scottish breakfast. The hotel parking is very convenient, just at the door. There are plenty of parking spaces, suitable for self-driving. There are no other facilities around the hotel, which is very suitable for accommodation on the way from Edinburgh to the Scottish Highlands.