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Calm Waters
 3 en suite bedrooms - (3 kings or 2 kings & 1 twin or 1 king & 2 twins). Sheltered Balcony with Views to Loch Tay. Fabulous schist stone indoor water feature. Dogs allowed.
Calm Waters is a beautifully appointed stylish and contemporary holiday cottage in the heart of Castle Gardens. Whether you are looking for a break that is gentle or energetic, or a combination of both, Calm Waters is the ideal place to relax.
Crannog Lodge
 3 en suite bedrooms - (2 x king with en suite showers, 1 x twin with en suite bath). Hot Tub on the extensive south facing deck. Kids "Game Zone". Private elevated balcony. Views to golf course, hills and Loch Tay. Dogs allowed.
Crannog Lodge is situated in a stunning corner position with expansive south facing first floor decking,with Canadian hot tub, to the front and side of the property. 20” flat screen TVs in all bedrooms and PS2 Games Zone on the ground floor, making Crannog Lodge an ideal family retreat.
Inchadney
 3 en suite bedrooms - (1 x king, 2 x twin). State of the art audio and visual multi room system. Views to Loch Tay. Dogs allowed.
Inchadney is situated in a stunning corner position with first floor decking and is an incredibly technologically advanced house boasting wifi, multi-room iPod compatible music system, up to 42” LCD/Plasma screens in all rooms, Sky package and over 50 films for every taste loaded on the Windows Media centre.
Loch View
 3 en suite bedrooms - (1 x king, 2 x twin). Hot Tub on the extensive deck. Games Room. Views to Loch Tay. Dogs allowed.
Loch View is situated in a stunning corner position with expansive first floor decking to the front and side of the property, accessed from the main living area with a games room on the ground floor. There are floor to ceiling windows to capitalise on the beautiful loch, river and hill views.
Rivard
 3 en suite bedrooms - (2 x king, 1 x super king or twin). Extensive secluded deck. Stunning views to Loch Tay. Dogs allowed.
Rivard has possibly the best location of all the houses in Castle Gardens with its extensive first floor deck leading off the main living area. It has the most incredible views up Loch Tay and is only a stone’s throw from Loch Tay and riverside walks.
Shiehallion
 3 en suite bedrooms - (2 x king, 1 x twin or super king). Hot Tub on the patio. Balcony with views to the hills. Views to River Tay. Dogs allowed.
Schiehallion is a deceptively spacious mews house with all the living area on the first floor but accessed from the landscaped courtyard of Castle Gardens. It has incredible floor to ceiling glass vaulted windows with bi-fold patio doors allowing you to extend the lounge onto the deck area for al fresco living.
Skibo Lodge
 4 bedrooms sleeps 8 - (1 x en suite king 4 poster, 1 x king en suite, 1 king and 1 x twin sharing family bathroom and wet room style shower). Hot Tub on the garden patio. Extensive south facing deck. Views to Loch Tay and River Tay. No dogs allowed.
Skibo Lodge – the only four bedroomed house in Castle Gardens – offers superb accommodation with Canadian hot tub in the back garden, 20” flat screen TVs in all bedrooms, underfloor heating and many other details which make Skibo Lodge an exclusive retreat.
Tay View Lodge (formerly Daftie’s Bunker)
 3 en suite bedrooms - (2 kings and 1 twin). Sheltered Balcony with west facing views to Loch Tay. Dogs allowed.
Tay View Lodge (formerly Daftie’s Bunker) is a spacious mid-mews house with all the living area on the first floor but accessed from the landscaped courtyard of Castle Gardens. It has incredible west-facing floor to ceiling glass vaulted windows with bi-fold patio doors allowing you to extend the lounge onto the decked area for al fresco living.
The Atrium
 3 en suite bedrooms - (1 x super king or twin, 1 x king, 1x twin). Superb elevated south facing balcony. Dogs allowed.
The Atrium is a spacious mid-mews house with all the living area on the first floor but accessed from the landscaped courtyard of Castle Gardens. It has incredible floor to ceiling glass vaulted windows with bi-fold patio doors allowing you to extend the lounge onto the decked area for al fresco living.
the white House
 3 en suite bedrooms - (2 x king, 1 x twin). Disabled friendly lift. Hot Tub on the extensive deck. Views to River Tay. Dogs allowed.
The White House is situated in a stunning corner position with expansive first floor decking to the front and side of the property, accessed from the main living area. There are floor to ceiling windows to capitalise on the beautiful hill views and a fantastic elevated hot tub from which to enjoy the starry skies.
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day tours in scotland
Day trip opportunities simply abound!
Local delights abound
These are the local highlights:
Schiehallion
The Hill of the Fairies, one of Scotland 's most shapely and famous mountains permanently casts a watchful eye over proceedings at the hotel and its conical shape once allowed physicists to use its gravitational attraction on a pendulum to calculate the mass of the earth. An easy and superb ascent.
Queens View
This magnificent outlook is world famous and can be enjoyed at the eastern end of Loch Tummel, only a few miles from the hotel.
West Highland Line
Arguably one of the most exhilarating railway journeys in the world, passing as it does in quite spectacular and dramatic fashion through glens, round mountains, over moors and round lochside edges. And in the summer enhanced by the Jacobite Steam Train, between Fort William and Mallaig, following the famous 'Road to the Isles', combining the romance of steam with simply beautiful scenery.
Pitlochry
Originally three small hamlets, now combining to become one of Scotland's best loved perennial tourism destination with an incredible array of choices from distilleries, a theatre, castles, a range of Scottish highland events, walks, cycle routes - incredible scenery - some of the best in Scotland, to clan trails and history - and not to mention a delightful 18 hole golf course.
local tours
These places are recommended for their close proximity.
Loch Tay and Killin
A very leisurely and beautifully scenic trip, taking in Schiehallion, Aberfeldy, Killin and the delightful little village of Fortingall (featuring the oldest tree in Scotland), nestling at the foot of the eastern end of Ben Lawers. Try to visit Castle Menzies and the House of Menzies near Aberfeldy too.
Crieff and Strathearn
This tour allows the option of taking in Perth. Go south to Perth then the road to Crieff. Visit the great visitor centre there, lovely shops, also Glenturret Distillery. On the way back take the superb scenic road through the 'Sma Glen' north to Amulree then Aberfeldy. Perhaps visit the Crannog Centre and the World of Whisky then back to Dunalastair via the spectacular and high level Scherhallion road which skirts the famous mountain.
Distillery Tours
A great round day trip is Dalwhinnie(home of one of the six Classic Malts), Edradour ( Scotland 's smallest) and Blair Atholl at Pitlochry, Glenturret ( Scotland 's oldest), at Crieff, then return via Dewars at Aberfeldy ( Scotland 's newest distillery visitor centre) - all have excellent visitor centres and you'll get a free dram in every one!
Castles
Encompass Blair Castle, or even Balmoral on the North Deeside route, Scone Palace and Castle Menzies comfortably in a pleasant and very scenic day trip.
Shopping
House of Bruar (Scotland 's Harrods) and Clan Donnaidhaidh centre, Pitlochry, Perth with its wonderful shops and Caithness Glass centre or Crieff, which has a first class visitor centre, then return home suitably laden!
A day tour by rail
A short drive from Kenmore takes you to Rannoch Station on the West Highland Line from which you can take an exquisite journey through spectacular scenery and vistas, to Oban, Mallaig or Fort William.
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