Have just returned from a lovely stay here. The place is beautiful, the scenery stunning, and it is in a peaceful and quiet location. Loch Tummel Inn is about 8 miles outside of the town of Pitlochry, you drive past Queen's View (which is worth stopping at) and after 3/4 miles the inn is on your right. The room we had (no. 4) was big, the view was of the Loch, the bathroom huge. Every room has a TV and DVD player, and also lots of little extras. There is also a lovely lounge for guests to use. The staff were very helpful and friendly, food in the restaurant was good. Altogether a great choice.

My husband and I booked a two night stay in this wonderful little gem of an inn and had an amaising relaxing time. The accommodation is homey, furninshed like my old grannies house. Room, good size, bed comfy. The view is spectacular and we enjoyed a late afternoon drink overlooking the loch. The food was perfection, fresh local produce, high praise from someone who has eaten all over the world. The service was faultless. Location excellent for visiting the local attractions. Price very reasonable! We will recommend to all our friends.

Stayed a couple of Nights in August. Friendly, reasonably comfortable. Good Parking and view over the Loch. Real Fire was welcome (Well it was only August. Prices were reasonable and we enjoyed our visit. I did have an ambition to try a deep fried Mars Bar and the little Filo Pastry version at Tummel meant I fulfilled my ambition (Not again though!)

We stayed at The Loch Tummel Inn at Strathtummel for just two night recently, wishing it had been longer. It is a rare find in a world where tourist board ratings are reduced when rooms don't have television or a trouser press. Who ever uses a trouser press in a hotel anyway?

The location is stunning; the rooms on the first floor have amazing views over the loch and are individually furnished with beautiful antique fixtures and fittings. There are two residents' lounges with books, games, magazines for dreich days, and the ground floor lounge has an amazing old fire, which is regularly stoked at night with fresh logs.

The bar/restaurant menu uses only local produce, even to the point of offering salmon and cheese smoked right next to the inn, and there is a fine selection of wines to choose from, as well as a stunning array of malts and blends behind the bar, for what is a small independent establishment.

The proprietor, Michael, and his delightful staff are a joy to spend time with; you could not be made to feel more welcome. There is no tv, no phone (except for emergencies), no radio, and mobile phones are forbidden in the public areas. This is a fantastic principle to maintain, given the beauty of nature surrounding you and all the things you hear and see without the distractions of constant external communications.

A breath of fresh air in every sense, I cannot recommend this wonderful little inn highly enough.