Pitlochry Hotels with a True Pets Welcome
Which are the Pitlochry Hotels that accept Pets?
Having made the decision that the dog is coming on holiday to Perthshire, its time to ask “Which are the Pitlochry Hotels that accept Pets?” There are a few. At Rosemount, we hope that we tick many, if not all of the boxes for a great Perthshire holiday with the dog. The obvious ones, like being very close to a park with doggy-bins, having on-site, shaded parking, hose-down and drying facilities, being at the centre of a vast network of fabulous walks and allowing dogs in most areas of the hotel, including eating with their owners, are a given.
“FIRST CLASS DOG FRIENDLY” . . . TripAdvisor Review Mar 2017
We Accept Pets . . . but so much more . . .
However, we embrace our dog families in some more subtle and equally important ways: It will be agreed that not everyone understands dogs. Because we take our reputation as one of the leading dog friendly hotels in Pitlochry very seriously, our staff are selected for their ease with dogs and for having a positive attitude towards these furry creatures. You may rest assured that your dogs will be welcome at Rosemount at a high level of inclusion – in simple terms – they’ll be spoiled rotten.
We Accept Pets at Rosemount Hotel Pitlochry
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We have pet friendly accommodation in all four of our room grades. Discounts and offers apply to pets too!
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Great offers for Pet Friendly Pitlochry Hotels
So . . . a warm pets welcome and great facilities are assured, but what about cost? Well, we scour competitive rates to be sure that we are offering the best possible value for our guests taking dog friendly breaks in Pitlochry. The feature below contains a great deal of useful information. It is best viewed full screen for a complete overview. Also, landscape viewing is recommended for mobile phones,
in Pitlochry
. . . and things to do
with the dog
in Perthshire
LATE AVAILABILITY OFFERS
UP TO 30% DISCOUNT
Dog Friendly
Rooms
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Walks in Pitlochry for the Dog
The quality and quantity of good walks are possibly the most important factor in any holiday with the dog. This is where Pitlochry excels. With mile after mile of great scenery for the folks and amazing, safe walks and swimming areas for the dog, Pitlochry is a paradise for walking holidays – for all sorts of animals.
Pet friendly walks in the Pitlochry area. . . .
online leaflets and links
The Braes of Killiecrankie Walk
Killiecrankie and Beallach Walks
. . . . A Gallery . . . .
View of Loch Faskally
from Pitlochry Dam
View of the River Tummel
from Pitlochry Dam
Loch Faskally
Viewed from The Foss Road
Views of Loch Faskally along the Foss Road
View of Loch Faskally from Clunie Dam
Linn of Tummel
Along from Coronation Bridge
The Pass of Killiecrankie
Viewed from the Garry Bridge
Viaduct at Killiecrankie
The Boating Station at Pitlochry
Nearly home to Rosemount . . .
Ben Vrackie Walk
Ben Vrackie is a well known and much-admired hill which forms the ever-changing and scenic northerly landscape to the bustling resort town of Pitlochry in Highland Perthshire. Because “the Ben” sits to the north of the town, the sun lights its rugged southerly aspect, emphasising the contrast between greens, purples and greys in an ever-moving and dramatic way. All this against an equally dynamic and stunningly contrasting sky.
Views of- and from Ben Vrackie, with thanks to Jenny Herdman and Anatoly Zelenin for shares of two of the photos.
Ben Vrackie translates as `speckled mountain` and comes from a time when white quartz rocks were scattered across its slopes. On a good clear day the view from the summit of 2,757 ft (841 m) is tremendous with the Beinn a Ghlo range to the north and the sweep of Strathtay and Strathtummel to the west. In exceptional conditions it is even possible to see Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh.
The walk to the summit of this imposing backdrop to Pitlochry town (sometimes known as Ben y Vrackie) is approximately 3 hours there and back from Rosemount Hotel Pitlochry. The path is well-constructed for most of the route, passing beside Moulin Burn and then across heather moorland. A Lochan situated two thirds of the way up provides good safe swimming for dogs – an ideal cooler on a hot day. The final section is more demanding, but worth a little effort in return for the rewarding views. Red grouse and red deer live on the hillside and sometimes a flash of white can indicate the presence of the shy mountain hare.
Pitlochry paths Online leaflet
Black Spout Pitlochry (requires to be printed)
8 combinations of Beautiful Walks and Bus Journeys in Perthshire
Pitlochry Hotels that Accept Pets
Do remember that if you are looking for Hotel accommodation in Pitlochry where pets are truly welcome – check out Rosemount Pitlochry first!
