Alyth Hotel

Market Square, 6-8 Commercial Street (Alyth) PH11 8AF

The James Sandy Restaurant (named after the original owner) offers a true taste of Scotland and uses only the finest and freshest local produce to create a menu of authentic local and national specialities. The Falconer's Lounge Bar offers a good range of beers, spirits and wines, as well as a selection of over 30 malt and single malt whiskies.

The public bar is accessible via the entrance next door to the hotel, and offers guests the chance to mix with local people, and to play a game of darts, pool, or enjoy sporting events on the high-definition TV with Sky satellite channels.

Popular local activities include walking, fishing, shooting, skiing and golf. There are 3 golf courses within 2 miles (3.2 km) of the hotel and more than 50 courses within an hour's drive. The hotel is an ideal base for golfing groups and the 2 small meeting rooms also make the hotel a good venue for small team-building and brainstorming meetings. The range of activities available in the local area adds spice by creating both a passive and active competitive edge to meetings. As well as golf, other activities available in the local area include horse riding, shooting (driven and clay pigeon shooting), deer stalking, archery, all-terrain vehicles and even skiing in the winter season. The hotel is available for exclusive use for such meetings and for social occasions.

Alyth also sits on the waymarked Cateran Trail and many walkers visit Alyth as part of their journey through Perthshire and the Angus Glens.

Payment Information:
Please note that the hotel does not accept American Express or Diners Club credit cards. All other major cards are accepted.

Alyth is just 6 miles (10 km) from Blairgowrie and 25 miles (40 km) north-east of Perth. The village is a great base for activity breaks and for touring the beauty spots of rural Perthshire, Angus and the Grampian Highlands. Alyth and the surrounding countryside is golfing country, with 2 courses in the village itself and more than 30 vastly differing courses within a 30-minute drive. Alyth Hotel can arrange accommodation and can also help organise tee-off times.

The area also offers excellent brown trout, salmon and sea trout fishing, as well as deer stalking and shooting (birds, game and clay pigeon). Horse riding and pony trekking are also available in the area surrounding the hotel. Alyth is on the waymarked Cateran Trail, which winds through Perthshire into the Glens of Angus and which is very popular with walkers.

The slopes of Glenshee are 30 minutes’ drive from the hotel and offer excellent skiing in the winter.

The region is also rich in history and historic monuments and buildings. Guests of the hotel can visit tourist attractions such as Scone Palace, Glamis Castle, or even Balmoral. Blairgowrie is only 5 miles (8 km) away, and several notable gardens in the area are open to visitors from April to October.

Local activities available in the surrounding region also include archery and a variety of all-terrain vehicle riding.

There are no single rooms at the Alyth Hotel and single guests are automatically upgraded to twin or double rooms and charged at the single rate.

The room offers a range of accommodation, including double/twin rooms, triple rooms and family rooms, which can comfortably accommodate up to 5 adults.

All of the rooms are comfortable and well equipped, with all the modern comforts and facilities you need in a restful, relaxing base.

By Air:
Alyth Hotel is within 30 minutes’ drive of both Perth and Dundee Airports. The hotel is also easily accessible from the larger airports of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Inverness.

By Train:
Good rail links exist between Alyth and both Perth and Dundee. Perth and Dundee are both approximately 45 minutes’ drive from the hotel.

By Car (from Edinburgh):
- Take the M90 motorway north, across the Forth Road Bridge.
- This road briefly becomes the A90, continue on this road and then follow the M90 to the outskirts of Perth.
- Take the A94 to Coupar Angus.
- Then take the A923 to Blairgowrie and then the A926 to Alyth.

By Car (from Glasgow):
- Take the M80 motorway towards Sterling.
- This road becomes the A80.
- Then take the M9 motorway (which becomes the A9) past Sterling and up to the outskirts of Perth, then follow the route described above.

By Car (from Dundee)
- Take the A923 through Coupar Angus to Blairgowrie, and then follow the route described above.

By Car (from Aberdeen):
- Take the A90 south, towards Perth.
- Then take the A923 directly to Alyth.