Hotels With Swimming Pools in Perth and Kinross, United Kingdom

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.

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.

Although the hotel is a bit dated, the staff are helpful and friendly. Our room was clean and the beds were comfortable and we had a nice outlook over the garden. We opted to have dinner in the bar.We chose nachos to share which were nice, however we both chose the fish and chips and the chips were good but the fish was encased in batter reminiscent of captain birdseye fish fingers in batter. Very disappointing as we expected fresh fish dipped in a light batter deep fried not the triangle of bought in fish in batter. Breakfast is buffet style and was fine with a choice of cereals, fruit, croissants and cooked breakfast. There was entertainment on the evening we were there and the singer was very good. The hotel also has a range of board games you can borrow. Access to the town is very easy by foot as you can go down some steps in the garden area and walk down the hill to the Main Street in about 5 minutes. Overall we enjoyed our stay

Kenmore is a beautiful location and the area is a stunning area of natural beauty in Scotland. That said, having stayed at this resort before, I was disappointed with the cleanliness and maintenance of not only the lodges but the leisure centre. The lodge itself had peeling wall paper and chips around light switches and old frying pans, all things which are easily maintained and/or changed. The pool area is lovely but pool was cold and one of only two showers were out of order due to a cracked base in the ladies. This was a relatively cheap break but despite this I do feel the Kenmore club is looking a little shabby and in much need of an overhaul or at least some renovation to keep up with the neighbouring hotels and lodges which are more modern and well kept

Decided to ignore poor reviews and make my own judgement on this hotel. Just back from 2 nights staying at said establishment, £414 for the pleasure!!! Are you sitting comfortably? If so, I'll begin.... Stayed in Room 111, 1st floor (allegedly), walked along 1st floor corridor, climbed over pile of dirty laundry, (as staff were still cleaning rooms at 4pm), then down some stairs, to what looked like servants quarters, small corridor with a few rooms, somewhere staff may have been located in 'Upstairs/Downstairs' (if you are old enough to remember that) Room 111 meant to be a King-size room, not very King, Queen or Princess - like. Bed definitely wasn't King-size, room didn't look like pictures of King-size rooms on their website, decor was tired and dated, can't really call it decor, it was just BLAH, looked like a cheap room you might find in FOUR IN A BED ((MDF furniture and cheap bed linen) , it was actually really depressing, the location didn't help, (the windows were just above hotel refuse station, a lot of Crash, Bang, Wallop) and the wardrobe only had 4 coat hangers..... 4 is barely enough for me over a weekend, let alone 2 people!! Decided it can't be all bad, surely?? Let's look at the facilities, possibly this was the reason for the inflated price tag, as it certainly isn't the room!! To get to gym and pool, which is why I booked this hotel,(and to have a relaxing weekend), you need to walk through the SPA treatment area, which is kindly signposted for you, it also tells you to keep quiet as treatments in progress, seriously!!! After we crept through SPA Treatment area, being careful not to breathe too loudly, talk, laugh, live, you get to the pool changing area which leads on to the gym, where we were going (all this with our trainers on - and whilst swimmers have bare feet, not very hygienic and quite slippy), had a quick look at the pool on the way, and the jacuzzi, both were a lot smaller than I had anticipated, having seen the photographs online, unfortunately, as was the gym, which was barely a mini-gym, I have more equipment at home, no weights whatsoever, we decided to give it a miss and headed quietly back to reception/bar for a refreshment. The bar area and reception are merged into one, so don't try and get an overpriced drink when it's check - in time (your room wont be ready in time either), as you could have a looooonnnggg wait (for both). I also didn't know the bar area had a cinema when I booked, sorry, my mistake, it's actually a big window looking right onto the swimming pool. For me, and it's just me, if I am booking into a SPA hotel, I want the whole experience to be relaxing, I don't want to be in the matinee screening of SPLASH, nor do I want to have to go to the reception/bar area for towels, or sign in to a register, with the time I am going into the pool. I am not going to steal the towels, towels should just be readily available, it's Scotlands SPA Hotel for goodness sake, people will use the pool!

Overall a nice hotel with a good atmosphere and stunning gardens and views. Staircases can be better indicated and another lift would be useful. Breakfast a bit disappointing.

Very central hotel. Stayed in a twin Cosy room. Looked out to train station. Walked in and first impression was poor as the one window was filthy looked like it hadn’t been cleaned in a very, very long time. Room was clean but very basic. Tea & coffee in room which I like. Iron and ironing board which was good also. Parts of the hotel look dated a but tired, not like what is shown in the tv advert. Room was very hot but there was a fan in the room which was helpful as it was needed. Breakfast was delicious, I would stay again because of the location. The staff at check in were very helpful especially when I arrived and there was no space in the car park. Although we didn’t eat in the hotel it looked like they served lovely food. Live entertainment in the bar of hotel on Saturday night. Lovely courtyard area if you want to sit outside or have a walk around. All In all it was pleasant enough, I’d go back just a real shame about how filthy the bedroom window was couldn’t look out to enjoy the view.

This hotel and Spa is in a beautiful setting with stunning Loch views. The hotel itself is traditional and cosy. The staff were friendly and attentive in all areas of the hotel, however a special mention must go to the lady in Reception who was very chatty and welcoming. We had a heritage room with a loch view which I would recommend. We ate in the Estate Room on the first evening which was a fine dining experience. On the Second night we ate in the Wild Brownie and this was more casual. Both restaurants were nice and we enjoyed all dishes. I am gluten free and had lots to choose from. Breakfast was mainly buffet with some cooked to order dishes which incurred an extra charge. We felt the buffet offered enouch choice and didn't opt for any of these. We visited the spa/pool which was clean and well maintained. No complaints at all about this hotel and would definitely recommend and come back again♥️

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.

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.

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.

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.

The response at check-in was very smooth and good. The room is clean and bright. I enjoyed the coffee. I will also use it next time.

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 !!

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.

Although the hotel is a bit dated, the staff are helpful and friendly. Our room was clean and the beds were comfortable and we had a nice outlook over the garden. We opted to have dinner in the bar.We chose nachos to share which were nice, however we both chose the fish and chips and the chips were good but the fish was encased in batter reminiscent of captain birdseye fish fingers in batter. Very disappointing as we expected fresh fish dipped in a light batter deep fried not the triangle of bought in fish in batter. Breakfast is buffet style and was fine with a choice of cereals, fruit, croissants and cooked breakfast. There was entertainment on the evening we were there and the singer was very good. The hotel also has a range of board games you can borrow. Access to the town is very easy by foot as you can go down some steps in the garden area and walk down the hill to the Main Street in about 5 minutes. Overall we enjoyed our stay

Decided to ignore poor reviews and make my own judgement on this hotel. Just back from 2 nights staying at said establishment, £414 for the pleasure!!! Are you sitting comfortably? If so, I'll begin.... Stayed in Room 111, 1st floor (allegedly), walked along 1st floor corridor, climbed over pile of dirty laundry, (as staff were still cleaning rooms at 4pm), then down some stairs, to what looked like servants quarters, small corridor with a few rooms, somewhere staff may have been located in 'Upstairs/Downstairs' (if you are old enough to remember that) Room 111 meant to be a King-size room, not very King, Queen or Princess - like. Bed definitely wasn't King-size, room didn't look like pictures of King-size rooms on their website, decor was tired and dated, can't really call it decor, it was just BLAH, looked like a cheap room you might find in FOUR IN A BED ((MDF furniture and cheap bed linen) , it was actually really depressing, the location didn't help, (the windows were just above hotel refuse station, a lot of Crash, Bang, Wallop) and the wardrobe only had 4 coat hangers..... 4 is barely enough for me over a weekend, let alone 2 people!! Decided it can't be all bad, surely?? Let's look at the facilities, possibly this was the reason for the inflated price tag, as it certainly isn't the room!! To get to gym and pool, which is why I booked this hotel,(and to have a relaxing weekend), you need to walk through the SPA treatment area, which is kindly signposted for you, it also tells you to keep quiet as treatments in progress, seriously!!! After we crept through SPA Treatment area, being careful not to breathe too loudly, talk, laugh, live, you get to the pool changing area which leads on to the gym, where we were going (all this with our trainers on - and whilst swimmers have bare feet, not very hygienic and quite slippy), had a quick look at the pool on the way, and the jacuzzi, both were a lot smaller than I had anticipated, having seen the photographs online, unfortunately, as was the gym, which was barely a mini-gym, I have more equipment at home, no weights whatsoever, we decided to give it a miss and headed quietly back to reception/bar for a refreshment. The bar area and reception are merged into one, so don't try and get an overpriced drink when it's check - in time (your room wont be ready in time either), as you could have a looooonnnggg wait (for both). I also didn't know the bar area had a cinema when I booked, sorry, my mistake, it's actually a big window looking right onto the swimming pool. For me, and it's just me, if I am booking into a SPA hotel, I want the whole experience to be relaxing, I don't want to be in the matinee screening of SPLASH, nor do I want to have to go to the reception/bar area for towels, or sign in to a register, with the time I am going into the pool. I am not going to steal the towels, towels should just be readily available, it's Scotlands SPA Hotel for goodness sake, people will use the pool!

Overall a nice hotel with a good atmosphere and stunning gardens and views. Staircases can be better indicated and another lift would be useful. Breakfast a bit disappointing.

Very central hotel. Stayed in a twin Cosy room. Looked out to train station. Walked in and first impression was poor as the one window was filthy looked like it hadn’t been cleaned in a very, very long time. Room was clean but very basic. Tea & coffee in room which I like. Iron and ironing board which was good also. Parts of the hotel look dated a but tired, not like what is shown in the tv advert. Room was very hot but there was a fan in the room which was helpful as it was needed. Breakfast was delicious, I would stay again because of the location. The staff at check in were very helpful especially when I arrived and there was no space in the car park. Although we didn’t eat in the hotel it looked like they served lovely food. Live entertainment in the bar of hotel on Saturday night. Lovely courtyard area if you want to sit outside or have a walk around. All In all it was pleasant enough, I’d go back just a real shame about how filthy the bedroom window was couldn’t look out to enjoy the view.

This hotel and Spa is in a beautiful setting with stunning Loch views. The hotel itself is traditional and cosy. The staff were friendly and attentive in all areas of the hotel, however a special mention must go to the lady in Reception who was very chatty and welcoming. We had a heritage room with a loch view which I would recommend. We ate in the Estate Room on the first evening which was a fine dining experience. On the Second night we ate in the Wild Brownie and this was more casual. Both restaurants were nice and we enjoyed all dishes. I am gluten free and had lots to choose from. Breakfast was mainly buffet with some cooked to order dishes which incurred an extra charge. We felt the buffet offered enouch choice and didn't opt for any of these. We visited the spa/pool which was clean and well maintained. No complaints at all about this hotel and would definitely recommend and come back again♥️

A real gem! We had the perfect stay in this lovely hotel. We are so pleased that we stayed at the Westlands instead of the other hotels in Pitlochry which looked a bit tired and impersonal in comparison. There was a mix up with my booking (which was completely my fault!) but it was dealt with incredibly fairly and beyond my expectations. Fantastic hotel with such a lovely ambience and amazing location. I must also comment on the delicious breakfast and the wonderful staff. I'm not surprised that all the other guests we met said that on their travels around Scotland this was the best hotel they had stayed in! If we return to Pitlochry, this is 100% the hotel I'd book!

Stayed for 2 nights in one of the terrace rooms in the separate building. It was absolutely beautiful, spotlessly clean and such a lovely location with stunning views. Probably the best hotel breakfast I have ever had, so much food and all fresh and tasty, with wonderful coffee too! 5 minute walk down the road to the Main Street and few minutes walk to the co-op. Amazing stay, we will definitely be back 🥰 thank you!

Fantastic place to stay when visiting Pitlochry. Friendly warm welcome from concierge. Rooms and public areas beautifully decorated and very comfortable. Service in restaurant was very efficient although could have been friendlier. Breakfast menu was a bit confusing that the continental option was a starter to share - would have been helpful if this had been explained by staff. Spa itself is a bit underwhelming as both the pool and outdoor hot tubs look straight onto the car parking and the communal areas were very cold as a door was left permanently open to allow access to the outdoor hot tubs. Spa staff very friendly though.

Kenmore is a beautiful location and the area is a stunning area of natural beauty in Scotland. That said, having stayed at this resort before, I was disappointed with the cleanliness and maintenance of not only the lodges but the leisure centre. The lodge itself had peeling wall paper and chips around light switches and old frying pans, all things which are easily maintained and/or changed. The pool area is lovely but pool was cold and one of only two showers were out of order due to a cracked base in the ladies. This was a relatively cheap break but despite this I do feel the Kenmore club is looking a little shabby and in much need of an overhaul or at least some renovation to keep up with the neighbouring hotels and lodges which are more modern and well kept

After the good reviews on the Internet, I expected much more. . The hostess herself was very friendly, but only saw her on arrival and departure. Her husband Mark took over the breakfast Service. When we came back in the evening next day, we realized that no room service had taken place. , We should have told them , if we like to have done our room , which is very unusual.. Mark booked us a table in the nearby restaurant. The next day at breakfast he was not very talkative as a host. The question of the recommendation, whether it liked, was also absent. You didn't feel like there were a really intrest in the Guest. The day after,we were given the coffee at breakfadt and this time a good morning was completely out of it. Not a nice word, nothing. Myself I travel a lot and I have never experienced so little interest in the guest. The house is very nice, unfortunately the professional in giving the guests a Welcome feeling is missing., We love England, so we have been travelling all over , and we can tell the diffrent very well. As a host it can be so much nicer if you pay more attention to details and in your guests,

Booked for 2 nights as my partner and I were attending a wedding near by. The hotel itself was rather run down and could be doing with refurbishment. We were in an attic room which was a very tight squeeze to get up stairs to the room. Very low ceilings and the shower in the bathroom was just above tap height on the wall so showering wasn't ideal. The bed was comfortable which was a plus but the bathroom definitely didn't look clean! Our key was left for our arrival so can't comment on check in etc. The morning we were packing up to leave the fire alarm in our room went off for a few minutes. I gent then chapped our door to ask what was going on and if we were smoking in the room which I confirmed we weren't!! He said we had to be careful with steam from the shower as it had set all the alarms in the building off! We didn't do anything to set the alarm off so the systems maybe need to be checked as have saw in previous reviews this had happened before!! The location was perfect. Only downfall was alot of cafes in the area don't open till 10am. Friendly lady on reception helped us check out but overall wouldn't stay again unfortunately.