Kenmore Hotel

This hotel is situated in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, deep within Rob Roy and Campbell Country. It is nestled at the north end of Loch Tay in Highland Perthshire, amidst the finest scenery Scotland has to offer, where the famous River Tay starts its journey to the sea. This area is not just the adventure playground of Scotland, but also offers an extravaganza of sensational scenic delights and is home to some of Scotland's outstanding attractions for visitors including Blair Castle, Pitlochry Theatre, the House of Bruar, Killiecrankie, Dewars World of Whisky and the Queen's View.

The hotel is Scotland's oldest inn, dating back to 1572, and it comprises a total of 42 rooms. Nestling on the banks of the River Tay, this charming historical hotel is famous for its warmth, charm and highland hospitality. The beautiful setting and historical location offer a touch of paradise unspoilt by time. Robert Burns composed a poem and wrote it in pencil on the chimney breast of the fireplace in the poet's bar, where it remains to this day. The refurbishment of the bedrooms and amenities has brought the hotel into the 21st century, while taking great care to maintain the character and charm of Scotland's oldest inn. Facilities on offer to guests include a 24-hour reception, lift access, a restaurant and room service.

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