COVID UPDATE
DALGREINE GUEST HOUSE IS OPENING FROM 30 APR.
We do still have some restrictions in place so please check our COVID page for further details at the link below
Read more about the precautions we have taken and the regulations we have put in place.
We will continue to monitor the situation and act in accordance with Government Advice.
OUR BREAKFASTS
Dalgreine offers a wide selection of locally sourced Scottish fare. We do our utmost to ensure your breakfast is cooked to your liking and can cater for a variety of dietary needs. Why not have a look at our menu under the Accommodation tab at the top of the page. Alternatively, if you have any dietary concerns, please contact us to discuss further. Find out more about our breakfasts. You can also enjoy afternoon tea at Dalgreine Guesthouse – view our menu.
OUR ACCOMMODATION
We have four double bedrooms; three ensuite and one that has exclusive use of a private bathroom. Two of our doubles can be reconfigured to twin beds. Find out more about our accommodation and room rates
OUR LOCATION
Dalgreine is situated in the small village of Blair Atholl/Bridge of Tilt just seven miles north of Pitlochry, two miles off from the A9 and within the Cairngorm National Park. The easy access to the A9 allows travel further afield such as Aviemore, Loch Ness, Fort William and, of course, Pitlochry. Blair Atholl also has a train station with routes to Pitlochry, Perth, Edinburgh and Inverness.
More specific directions on how to reach us can be found by clicking on the Location button at the top of the page. Find out more about our location and how to get here
THINGS TO DO
The area is renowned for its outdoor activities and pursuits including, white water rafting, mountain and road biking, walking and golfing to name just a few. We also have the ability to store bikes and golf clubs for anyone needing it.
There are a number of castles within easy reach by car including Blair Castle, Scone Palace, Castle Menzies and Balhousie Castle, which houses the Black Watch Museum. Additionally, the area has a number of Whisky Distilleries for those who wish to undertake a tour and sample a wee dram. Please see our Things To Do section for a more detailed diary of events.
Another fabulous little eatery opened up in the area. Situated in the Killiecrankie Visitors Centre, this is a great place for Tea and Cake 🧁 after some exploring.
The craft area of the Scottish Crannog Centre is fantastic to go and see. A great day out seeing life in an Iron Age community #history #ironage #scottishhighlands #perthshirescotlandThe Scottish Crannog Centre will be reopening for guided tours on Thursday 17th June. Tickets are £5 p/p, booking is essential and available now through our website: www.crannog.co.uk We are so grateful for everyone's continued support and kindness at this time, and in light of this we are working to reopen and keep sharing the stories of the Crannog community to as many people as possible.
After the terrible fire the other night that destroyed the Crannog, it’s great to see them launch their programme of fundraising events. If you’re staying with us why not have a look at their programme and go along. #perthshirescotland #history #scottishmusic #HolidaysInScotland #ironage Scottish Crannog CentreWe are launching a programme of fundraising events to support the future of the Scottish Crannog Centre, starting THIS THURSDAY with a 'Crannog Craic' Music and Storytelling event from 7pm-9pm. We will be hosting renowned storyteller Claire Hewitt, alongside members of the Crannog Community. ![]()
Crannog Craic will continue every Thursday throughout the Summer, featuring live music and performances from local artists and storytellers each week.![]()
Tickets are £10, and available to book now on our website www.crannog.co.uk