The location couldn't be better - the river Tay on one side, town centre shops another and the museum and art gallery too. My room very comfortable, clean single with views of the Tay (room 24). Food good, service pleasant, nice relaxed atmosphere.
Only gripes - my room on second floor but no lift and the sash window in the bathroom was jammed open about 2 inches and seemed to have been recently painted over in that position - had to block the gap with spare blanket to have a bath without an icey blast!
Would visit again with pleasure...

Another gem in Scotland with a great location. This hotel oozes charm for me with silver cutlery for breakfast which is the best of food. It may appear dated to some but it would look horrendous if modernised. I will be back sometime for a special occasion.

This is the second year we have stayed at the Royal George during the summer. While I was somewhat disappointed last year, I appreciate some positive changes were made to improve our stay this time.

I still found good and bad points with several things.

I found no fault with our room. Our room's amenities, however, are still not what they should be. The ironing board is about 2 feet long and sits about 6 inches off the floor. Trying to iron a cotton dress on it was a true test of patience. Not the most user-friendly experience.

The telly was about a decade out of date, especially compared with the lovely flat screens in some rooms.

The room key situation baffles me as I overheard one person say the key to their room had been misplaced so they were given a spare--the original lock hadn't even been replaced apparently. Not good. There is no extra security chain on the doors either. This should really be addressed.

Customer service, again, is not what it should be. Thank you cards adorn most of the available surfaces in the public rooms. I guess the authors received the sort of service we were expecting. The hostess at dinner was downright rude and it was obvious the waitresses, who worked very hard to please, weren't treated any better by her. She was very condescending, not only to us, but them.

Dinner and afternoon tea were beautiful. Absolutely delicious. We all had steak and couldn't have been happier. And the scones and meringues were perfect. Will definitely be back for more!

Breakfast on the final morning of our stay left a lot to be desired--my husband's order especially! He never received it. The same thing happened to me last year. But we had waited so long for it that there was no point complaining because we didn't want to wait any longer.

The night porter was extremely friendly and knowledgable. He had an excellent disposition that the rest of the staff would do well to adopt.

I think I just expect more from the hotel than what we get. And I don't think this is a bad thing.

We booked into the Royal George last minute and absolutely loved it!

The staff were very friendly and couldn't do enough for us, everyone had time for a chat to ask how our day had been.

The breakfast was excellent with a choice of cereals, fruit, yoghurts and fruit juices. Then a choice of cooked breakfast to include Full Scottish, Pancakes and Bacon, Kippers etc

We didn't eat an evening meal there, but they were fully booked for High Tea and this seemed to be very popular and reasonably priced.

Our room and bathroom were lovely, it was spotless and was cleaned every day and towels replaced. You do open the room with a key and the stairs are a bit creaky to the upper floor, but this adds to the charm of the hotel.

The location is fantastic, right opposite the beautiful River Tay. Lovely for a stroll after breakfast.

A recommendation for eating outside of the hotel is Metzo. Turn left out of the George Street entrance and it's about 100 yds from the hotel. Also, the hotel is almost opposite the Perth museum which is definately worth a look!

In all, a fantastic hotel. We were sad to leave and only wished we could have stayed longer. We will definately be back!