Occupying an historic 1820 detached house, Strathallan Guest House offers comfortable accommodation in close proximity to local amenities and transport links. The traditionally furnished rooms, some of which boast open fire places, are equipped with flat-screen televisions, tea and coffee making facilities as well as hairdryers. Free Wi-Fi is available in all the en-suites. Guests staying at Strathallan Guest House can take advantage of free off-road parking as well as the luggage storage service. Continental and full Scottish breakfasts are available on-site whilst guests can enjoy their lunch and evening meals at some of the nearby cafes and restaurants such as the Old Bell Inn, Apiary Restaurant and the Salisbury Arms. The National Museum of Scotland, National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile, Palace of Holyrood House, Holyrood Park, St Giles’ Cathedral and Scottish National Gallery are all within two miles of the guest house.
WiFi in lobby
Free WiFi
Pool
Spa
Parking
Pets
A/C
Restaurant
Hotel bar
Gym
The guest house is a mile away from the centre and many guests said that they enjoyed the long but interesting walk to town. Many found it convenient having lots of pubs and shops literally on their doorstep. Those who wanted to venture further afield or did not want to walk said that having the bus stop in front of the property was a great advantage.
Guests enjoyed many of the original period features at the property including the double height ceilings and ornate plaster work. Many mentioned that despite the age of the building, the rooms were well-presented and had all the necessary amenities required for a comfortable stay.
The majority of the guests said that they felt very welcome and well-looked after during their stay mainly due to the very hospitable and friendly owner. Guests said that all their requests were handled efficiently and appreciated the wealth of information given to them by the owner with regards to the local area.
Quite a few mentioned that the bathrooms in their rooms were very small with guests having very little room to move around as well not having enough space for their toiletries. The shower cubicles were also said to be quite compact.
Guests who were staying in the attic room found the daily climb to the third floor rather tiring as there is no lift on the premises.
The sloping ceilings in the attic rooms were said to be a bit inconvenient especially for taller guests whilst others who stayed during warmer months found the rooms quite hot and stuffy.
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