The hotel's location next to picturesque waterfalls and restaurants was marvelous and brilliant. Dewar's Aberfeldy Distillery was conveniently within walking distance of the venue.

Central location with the choice eating in the bar or in the restaurant

We were accommodated in an attic room which was very small. we had difficulty in getting into the Shower room which was unheated.Access was by corridors and stairs which varied from very cold to lukewarm.We certainly would not go there again.

We think it's a good choice for staying in Aberfeldy.

Modern rooms that are brand-new and have a stylish feel to them. the bathroom may require a bit of a climb up a few steps but is easily accessible. the location right in the heart of town is simply breathtaking. You'll be just steps away from a variety of restaurants, amazing mountain views, and the bustling town square. 🏞️

Linen clean most of room clean free carpark

Very poor decor , dirty looking wallpaper in bed room , vinyl faux wood panelling in dining room bath only, no shower in room, this is not on at £75 per night dust on the cornices old carpets peeling paintwork in room poor lighting in bed room and elsewhere lots of visible loose wires in bedroom break fast choices poor. Paintwork elsewhere dirty

We stayed in a wonderful standard queen room here with easy access to the bathroom, and the location was very central, right next to the town center, a pub, and Scotland itself.

The staff is polite, the room is exceptional.

The breakfast was good.

Tiny double room(24) and tiny bathroom which needs redecorated, like the rest of the hotel.

The breakfast had lots of food, like cereal, fruit, toast and croissants. I enjoyed the beds, they were good, and how pleasant and efficient the staff was. This accommodation was in the central location right in the heart of town. Moreover, it was right by shops, all the restaurants in the area, Aberfeldy.

The location of the Breadalbane Arms Room Only Hotel in Aberfeldy is incredible, just next door to a pub where a band was playing till 1 in the morning, picturesque waterfalls and local attractions. We greatly enjoyed the breakfast in the restaurant, including the croissants, toast, cereal, and fruit.

the location.

the family room was spacious, unfortunatly the laundry room must have been below it as all night i could hear a dryer switch on and off. There was no shower , which really is no use for a family unless there is a never ending supply of hot water for several baths. the whole place could be doing with an upgrade. I thought it was overpriced for what it was.

The location is just perfect for exploring the beautiful surroundings, being close to all the restaurants and the center, with the lake just a short 20-minute walk away.

Very poor room (nothing like photos which looked excellent), electric heating didn't work, single bed that had a 20cm (9") gap between the end of the bed and headboard - had to fill gap with clothes to put pillows against the headboard in order to read. Entire room looked as if it had been done in the 1950's and not updated since. Poor window and thin curtain so we had noise from outside until 1.30am. Stains on breakfast tablecloth. On internet advert a note of special diet menus available on request - we made the request together with a request for a menu on the booking sheet but received no e-mail reply and the member of staff at breakfast had no idea of any request or the other options. Breakfast - bacon, sausage and bread were acceptable quality - fried bread was fat soaked. We ended by thinking of it as 'Fawlty Towers' and simply laughing it off rather than stressing over the poor standards.

Good value for money and the woman who treated us very nice.

That even though everything was signposted, it looked like a maze. To carry the suitcases was a little uncomfortable.

We loved the standard king room with an amazing view, the location was fantastic in a charming area close to bakeries, shops, the town square, and the central part of town.