DEAR GUESTS & FRIENDS OF DUNALASTAIR,
The safety and wellbeing of our valued guests, our wonderful staff and our community here in Kinloch Rannoch continues to be our first priority. While we’ve always been meticulous when it comes to cleaning and housekeeping, we’ve introduced a number of additional measures, some of which you may notice, though most are very discrete. These have been carefully considered; primarily for your safety but also, importantly, to ensure your enjoyment isn’t in any way compromised.
Subtle changes you may notice:
We look forward to seeing you soon!
Scottish Highlands is renowned for its natural beauty, rich cultural heritage and splendour. And Our hotel in Kinloch Rannoch is a wonderful example. Why not take your time, relax and enjoy all that’s on offer in this splendid Scottish region?
Whilst Highland Perthshire is well known for its more gentle and amiable walking trails, taking the easy route isn’t necessarily for everyone.
Speaking to those of you planning your Scotland hiking holiday here at the Dunalastair Hotel Suites, we’ve learned that a good number are actually heading to the majestic highlands seeking adventure, excitement, and the challenge of a lifetime.
You’re familiar with the vast, rolling hills and the majestic mountains. You may even feel right at home among the expanses of lush forestry and tranquil waters, but how well do you really know the Scottish Highlands?
Today, we dive deep into the rich history, the fascinating culture, and the enchanting uniqueness of the area surrounding the Dunalastair Hotel Suites, all to bring you these five remarkable facts that you never knew about the Scottish Highlands.
The Dunalastair Hotel Suites celebrated the arrival of 2017 at the annual Hogmanay celebrations here in Perthshire. As at similar events across the UK, we joined together at the stroke of midnight for a rousing rendition of Auld Lang Syne.
Not that the celebrations end there. In just a few short weeks, we’ll gather together again for a traditional Burns Night supper, paying homage to the very man who wrote that song, the acclaimed poet, Robert Burns.