The Royal Hotel

What a cool historic hotel. I loved all the bits of history around the hotel. Parking was a little tricky since we arrived just as a nearby school was letting out, 20 minutes earlier or later and it wouldn't have been much trouble. Staff was wonderful, very friendly and helpful. Food in their restaurant was some of the best we had in our 3 weeks in Scotland (and we had a lot of really good food). I would definitely recommend staying here, especially since its just a short drive from GlenTurret Distillery which was my favorite distillery we visited on our trip.

Overwhelming experience arriving late and walking directly into god old Scotland, everything you have heard about it was here. And the service friendly, and serving the best late patè and cheese plates we ever experienced, in a bar room taken out of an a god old movie. Fantastic👌

Every time we come back to the Royal, it never ceases to disappoint. The staff are the people who make this such a special and charming hotel. The warmest of welcomes and we were so well taken care of. Attentive and polite customer services, similar to that of Ashford Castle, that seems to be lost in many establishments these days. The only complaint we had, was that the bedroom was cold even with the small radiator up to its maximum temperature, and the fires had not been lit in the bar area or the library. (It was 5 degrees outside). The reason given was the chimneys hadn’t been swept. So bring jumpers and warm pyjammas! Overall, though, I would always recommend this charming hotel, situated in the heart of glorious Perthshire. Food was great, good wines, board games in the library. Just please have the fires lit, as would be expected in an old coach house, and to compliment the warm welcome that was given by the staff. The room was immaculate. And beautifully decorated. (Room 4- a twin) Other restaurant to book within 5 minutes walk of the hotel, is the Deil’s Inn, and also the Deil’s Cauldron walk can be done easily from the hotel. Lots of lovely local shops and cafes within 2 minute walk. And if you are going to any events at Crieff Hydro, but would prefer the old style charm of a place, go to The Royal in Comrie, an easy drive to and from any events in Crieff. Long live the Royal Hotel and all those who work there! Thank you for your kind hospitality.

Wonderful hidden gem. Beautifully restored, with multiple quality dining options on site. A lot of character, and in one of the nicest villages you'll ever visit. Crazily good price when I booked (for July). On second thoughts, stay away. Don't spoil it. It's too good for the likes of you. ;-)

Parking easy access to shops

Very lovely hotel in the heart of a little town. Clean, quiet and confortable. The restaurant was closed due to gas leak. They notified us by email a few days ahead. Upon arrival, they told us we could to bring take out food from local place. We hate our pizza in the hotel bar and they nicely provided plates and crockery.

Lovely hotel. Plenty parking spaces. Great bar area in which to sit at night with some drinks albeit a tad expensive. Unfortunately the hotel restaurant was closed as were a few other dining options so we had a very limited choice.

excellent staff, great meals and very clean

Clean comfortable room. Very pleasant and helpful staff.

Receptionist wasn’t very friendly or welcoming . She was quite brusque with us when problems were pointed out. Our room needed a deep clean - it was very dusty everywhere- however, beds and bathroom were clean apart from dust behind bathroom door. Didn’t sleep well at all because of the constant noise from some sort of extractor running in the maid’s room next door. No one asked if we enjoyed our stay so I didn’t bother telling them when we checked out, but I won’t be returning.

Every time we come back to the Royal, it never ceases to disappoint. The staff are the people who make this such a special and charming hotel. The warmest of welcomes and we were so well taken care of. Attentive and polite customer services, similar to that of Ashford Castle, that seems to be lost in many establishments these days. The only complaint we had, was that the bedroom was cold even with the small radiator up to its maximum temperature, and the fires had not been lit in the bar area or the library. (It was 5 degrees outside). The reason given was the chimneys hadn’t been swept. So bring jumpers and warm pyjammas! Overall, though, I would always recommend this charming hotel, situated in the heart of glorious Perthshire. Food was great, good wines, board games in the library. Just please have the fires lit, as would be expected in an old coach house, and to compliment the warm welcome that was given by the staff. The room was immaculate. And beautifully decorated. (Room 4- a twin) Other restaurant to book within 5 minutes walk of the hotel, is the Deil’s Inn, and also the Deil’s Cauldron walk can be done easily from the hotel. Lots of lovely local shops and cafes within 2 minute walk. And if you are going to any events at Crieff Hydro, but would prefer the old style charm of a place, go to The Royal in Comrie, an easy drive to and from any events in Crieff. Long live the Royal Hotel and all those who work there! Thank you for your kind hospitality.

Very polite, helpful & good natured staff. Clean hotel, wouldn’t hesitate to return.

Very lovely hotel in the heart of a little town. Clean, quiet and confortable. The restaurant was closed due to gas leak. They notified us by email a few days ahead. Upon arrival, they told us we could to bring take out food from local place. We hate our pizza in the hotel bar and they nicely provided plates and crockery.

A really lovely hotel, traditional in style with lovely staff who were very friendly and helpful. We stayed in Room one and it was beautiful.

Stayed for a few nights. Hotel is a little tired but that was more than made up for by the fabulous staff. They couldn't do enough for us, which made our stay very comfortable. Also very dog friendly, we have a dog Molly, the staff made her very welcome and she ate with us at every meal. The food was delicious at every level. Plenty of walks right next to the hotel. What more could you ask, in fact none of us wanted to leave!

Very comfortable lovely room with comfortable bed and pillows.

Clean comfortable room. Very pleasant and helpful staff.

We had a very pleasant stay in our well appointed room. The staff in the hotel were welcoming and friendly.

Bathroom let it down

The bed was comfy. Shower was powerful. Staff were friendly and helpful.

Receptionist wasn’t very friendly or welcoming . She was quite brusque with us when problems were pointed out. Our room needed a deep clean - it was very dusty everywhere- however, beds and bathroom were clean apart from dust behind bathroom door. Didn’t sleep well at all because of the constant noise from some sort of extractor running in the maid’s room next door. No one asked if we enjoyed our stay so I didn’t bother telling them when we checked out, but I won’t be returning.

Every time we come back to the Royal, it never ceases to disappoint. The staff are the people who make this such a special and charming hotel. The warmest of welcomes and we were so well taken care of. Attentive and polite customer services, similar to that of Ashford Castle, that seems to be lost in many establishments these days. The only complaint we had, was that the bedroom was cold even with the small radiator up to its maximum temperature, and the fires had not been lit in the bar area or the library. (It was 5 degrees outside). The reason given was the chimneys hadn’t been swept. So bring jumpers and warm pyjammas! Overall, though, I would always recommend this charming hotel, situated in the heart of glorious Perthshire. Food was great, good wines, board games in the library. Just please have the fires lit, as would be expected in an old coach house, and to compliment the warm welcome that was given by the staff. The room was immaculate. And beautifully decorated. (Room 4- a twin) Other restaurant to book within 5 minutes walk of the hotel, is the Deil’s Inn, and also the Deil’s Cauldron walk can be done easily from the hotel. Lots of lovely local shops and cafes within 2 minute walk. And if you are going to any events at Crieff Hydro, but would prefer the old style charm of a place, go to The Royal in Comrie, an easy drive to and from any events in Crieff. Long live the Royal Hotel and all those who work there! Thank you for your kind hospitality.

Very lovely hotel in the heart of a little town. Clean, quiet and confortable. The restaurant was closed due to gas leak. They notified us by email a few days ahead. Upon arrival, they told us we could to bring take out food from local place. We hate our pizza in the hotel bar and they nicely provided plates and crockery.

A really lovely hotel, traditional in style with lovely staff who were very friendly and helpful. We stayed in Room one and it was beautiful.

Lovely hotel in the centre of Comrie. Staff super-attentive. We ate there two nights - food was exceptional on both occasions, and very reasonably priced.

Clean comfortable room. Very pleasant and helpful staff.

We had a very pleasant stay in our well appointed room. The staff in the hotel were welcoming and friendly.

The bed was comfy. Shower was powerful. Staff were friendly and helpful.

Receptionist wasn’t very friendly or welcoming . She was quite brusque with us when problems were pointed out. Our room needed a deep clean - it was very dusty everywhere- however, beds and bathroom were clean apart from dust behind bathroom door. Didn’t sleep well at all because of the constant noise from some sort of extractor running in the maid’s room next door. No one asked if we enjoyed our stay so I didn’t bother telling them when we checked out, but I won’t be returning.

Every time we come back to the Royal, it never ceases to disappoint. The staff are the people who make this such a special and charming hotel. The warmest of welcomes and we were so well taken care of. Attentive and polite customer services, similar to that of Ashford Castle, that seems to be lost in many establishments these days. The only complaint we had, was that the bedroom was cold even with the small radiator up to its maximum temperature, and the fires had not been lit in the bar area or the library. (It was 5 degrees outside). The reason given was the chimneys hadn’t been swept. So bring jumpers and warm pyjammas! Overall, though, I would always recommend this charming hotel, situated in the heart of glorious Perthshire. Food was great, good wines, board games in the library. Just please have the fires lit, as would be expected in an old coach house, and to compliment the warm welcome that was given by the staff. The room was immaculate. And beautifully decorated. (Room 4- a twin) Other restaurant to book within 5 minutes walk of the hotel, is the Deil’s Inn, and also the Deil’s Cauldron walk can be done easily from the hotel. Lots of lovely local shops and cafes within 2 minute walk. And if you are going to any events at Crieff Hydro, but would prefer the old style charm of a place, go to The Royal in Comrie, an easy drive to and from any events in Crieff. Long live the Royal Hotel and all those who work there! Thank you for your kind hospitality.

It was an excellent Hotel with lovely room and great meals. Staff were outstanding and so helpful and friendly. Highly recommend it!

It was ideal for our short stay in Comrie, food was good but expensive. Staff were very helpful.

A lovely small hotel, relaxing atmosphere and an excellent restaurant. All the staff were friendly and welcoming.

We loved this hotel for its position close to the Trossachs and its ambience. The staff were wonderful and helpful.

What a cool historic hotel. I loved all the bits of history around the hotel. Parking was a little tricky since we arrived just as a nearby school was letting out, 20 minutes earlier or later and it wouldn't have been much trouble. Staff was wonderful, very friendly and helpful. Food in their restaurant was some of the best we had in our 3 weeks in Scotland (and we had a lot of really good food). I would definitely recommend staying here, especially since its just a short drive from GlenTurret Distillery which was my favorite distillery we visited on our trip.

Lovely hotel in the centre of Comrie. Staff super-attentive. We ate there two nights - food was exceptional on both occasions, and very reasonably priced.

Understaff hotel gave address as crieff but 7 miles away in comrie village.

Every time we come back to the Royal, it never ceases to disappoint. The staff are the people who make this such a special and charming hotel. The warmest of welcomes and we were so well taken care of. Attentive and polite customer services, similar to that of Ashford Castle, that seems to be lost in many establishments these days. The only complaint we had, was that the bedroom was cold even with the small radiator up to its maximum temperature, and the fires had not been lit in the bar area or the library. (It was 5 degrees outside). The reason given was the chimneys hadn’t been swept. So bring jumpers and warm pyjammas! Overall, though, I would always recommend this charming hotel, situated in the heart of glorious Perthshire. Food was great, good wines, board games in the library. Just please have the fires lit, as would be expected in an old coach house, and to compliment the warm welcome that was given by the staff. The room was immaculate. And beautifully decorated. (Room 4- a twin) Other restaurant to book within 5 minutes walk of the hotel, is the Deil’s Inn, and also the Deil’s Cauldron walk can be done easily from the hotel. Lots of lovely local shops and cafes within 2 minute walk. And if you are going to any events at Crieff Hydro, but would prefer the old style charm of a place, go to The Royal in Comrie, an easy drive to and from any events in Crieff. Long live the Royal Hotel and all those who work there! Thank you for your kind hospitality.

Wonderful hidden gem. Beautifully restored, with multiple quality dining options on site. A lot of character, and in one of the nicest villages you'll ever visit. Crazily good price when I booked (for July). On second thoughts, stay away. Don't spoil it. It's too good for the likes of you. ;-)

Fantastic food and a beautiful setting for this lovely hotel. Well worth a trip.

Parking easy access to shops

It was ideal for our short stay in Comrie, food was good but expensive. Staff were very helpful.

Very lovely hotel in the heart of a little town. Clean, quiet and confortable. The restaurant was closed due to gas leak. They notified us by email a few days ahead. Upon arrival, they told us we could to bring take out food from local place. We hate our pizza in the hotel bar and they nicely provided plates and crockery.

There was a lovely atmosphere throughout the hotel. Great welcome, food and very comfortable for an overnight stay.

What a cool historic hotel. I loved all the bits of history around the hotel. Parking was a little tricky since we arrived just as a nearby school was letting out, 20 minutes earlier or later and it wouldn't have been much trouble. Staff was wonderful, very friendly and helpful. Food in their restaurant was some of the best we had in our 3 weeks in Scotland (and we had a lot of really good food). I would definitely recommend staying here, especially since its just a short drive from GlenTurret Distillery which was my favorite distillery we visited on our trip.

Lovely hotel in the centre of Comrie. Staff super-attentive. We ate there two nights - food was exceptional on both occasions, and very reasonably priced.

Overwhelming experience arriving late and walking directly into god old Scotland, everything you have heard about it was here. And the service friendly, and serving the best late patè and cheese plates we ever experienced, in a bar room taken out of an a god old movie. Fantastic👌

Fantastic food and a beautiful setting for this lovely hotel. Well worth a trip.

It was an excellent Hotel with lovely room and great meals. Staff were outstanding and so helpful and friendly. Highly recommend it!

It was ideal for our short stay in Comrie, food was good but expensive. Staff were very helpful.

Very lovely hotel in the heart of a little town. Clean, quiet and confortable. The restaurant was closed due to gas leak. They notified us by email a few days ahead. Upon arrival, they told us we could to bring take out food from local place. We hate our pizza in the hotel bar and they nicely provided plates and crockery.

Lovely hotel. Plenty parking spaces. Great bar area in which to sit at night with some drinks albeit a tad expensive. Unfortunately the hotel restaurant was closed as were a few other dining options so we had a very limited choice.

A lovely small hotel, relaxing atmosphere and an excellent restaurant. All the staff were friendly and welcoming.