We visited this hotel for a week-end in February and we were very impressed by the friendly and professional standard of service.
The hotel is located just outside Pitclochry with stunning views over the loch and mountains.
The staff in the hotel are all trained to a very high standard and the hotel is a family run business, with a very welcoming atmosphere.
Strongly recommended.

We’ve just returned from a fantastic weekend at the Green Park. But from past experience, we expected no less.

Highlights

A surprise welcome package in the room with a personalised birthday card. How did they know … ?

Afternoon coffee and cakes (decaf and gluten free available) in the resident’s lounge overlooking the loch, surrounded by bookcases full of oversized books, binoculars are provided for wild life spotting. Lock me in. Throw away the key.

Comfortable armchairs in our room. That’s unusual for a hotel. Binoculars in our room. Tough choices. Room? Lounge?

The widest range of breakfast foods I’ve seen at a hotel. A separate Healthy Table offers cholesterol reducing spread, gluten free cereal, soya milk, goat’s milk, skimmed milk. Nice touch. Hot food is table service. Husband chose the full cooked breakfast, I chose the smoked haddock, which was perfectly cooked.

A 4-course luxury dinner menu, that varies daily, preceded by sherry, followed by coffee and shortbread.

Staff who make you feel special, even if you make daft requests.

It’s been a while since we visited. It’ll not be so long until the next visit.

Having a short break with some friends I stayed at the Green Park Hotel for the first time in late December 2011 and as a result the weather was nothing to write home about. However, that mattered little as there was no real need, or inclination, to leave the hotel. The bedrooms, public rooms and restaurant were all very warm with plenty of comfortable furniture. If you didn't bring your own reading material there was some provided, there was even a large jigsaw which you could add a few pieces to as you went past. For those of a more technical bent the wifi was available throughout the building. Both dinner and breakfast were excellent with everything clearly freshly cooked.

This is a nice hotel on gorgeous grounds. It an be SO much better!

Old "Feel" -- it really feels like you are in a genteel senior citizen center. Even though there is room for it, there is no gym, no spa, no pool.

The "bar" is not a bar-- it is a room, with a bar in it and little formica tables. It closes early. No music, No ambiance. Not fun at all.

Lounge and Common area-- Very nice. There is a large lounge where people have tea, and drinks before dinner. Again, and I am not being agist-- almost everyone is in their 70s and 80s, sitting around reading and playing checkers. It can be uncomfortable for others. Very quaint. But, some jazz music or different furniture could liven things up. The furniture is outdated-- not antiques or classical-- just like that found in your great-grandma's house.

Location- Too far to walk to town but there is a shuttle for the theater.

Views and grounds-- simply stunning, on a lake, surrounded by gardens.

Service- Very nice people.

Room- nice and warm, with heated floors.

Restaurant-- Not great, you are better off going to town.

For me, the lack of a nice bar to unwind with our friends, and listen to some jazz or piano, was a big let-down. There was no decor in the "bar". Just a very plain room, with cheap formica tables, brightly lit, that served drinks.