I booked a superior room at Murrayshall dog friendly hotel, no problem. Paid and got confirmation that then said only the suites were dog friendly. I called the hotel and was told I had to pay £40 extra plus £25 for our dog for one night! They did say that it said on booking.com about the dog friendly rooms, but only after scrolling past all the reviews and very difficult to find. They did bring the room down to £20 plus dog fee. Was initially annoyed as there was nothing to stop me booking any room, even when asking for dog friendly. It was also expensive for dogs £25 for the first night, which is fine as you get a goodie bag for your dog, but then £15 for every day after that. I'm not too sure why? But I have to say the hotel is superb, with wonderful views and walks and a great breakfast. They just need to be more clear about DF rooms.

Staff were so accommodating and lovely. We were upgraded and our suite was warm and comfortable with some nice touches (coffee machine, dressing gown and slippers). The bathroom decor in particular was stunning. The hotel itself is beautiful inside.

Breakfast was good. However, we did ask for certain things to be changed/swapped in our full Scottish breakfast and this did not happen. Poached egg tasted quite strongly of vinegar and was placed on top of the potato scone leaving it a bit soggy. A few tweaks and it would have been perfect. However, once again, the staff in the restaurant serving breakfast were lovely.

We very much enjoyed our stay here, the staff were exceptional. We received massages which were amazing, the masseuse was very helpful and made the experience very comfortable and relaxing. Staff paid attention to detail, were very attentive, professional and helpful. The only downside would be attention to detail from the housekeeping staff. Some points of the room could be doing with more attention, extra cleaning and finishing. The location was beautiful and peaceful. When we come back it will definitely be more than one night.

Murryshall House Hotel, situated in Scone, Perthshire, is a charming country hotel offering a welcoming atmosphere. The hotel serves both lunch and dinner, and is open to non-residents as well. The room was comfortable and well-appointed, providing a pleasant stay. Breakfast is made to order, with options ranging from a full Scottish breakfast to eggs Benedict, all of which were delicious and fulfilling. The staff are attentive, ensuring a great experience throughout. If you enjoy hotels like Ballathie House, Murryshall will not disappoint.

All was good

Beautiful quiet location, with a view to die for from both the restaurant and our room! We had our evening meal in the Cairns bar area and it was lovely. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Breakfast was buffet style. We had an excellent choice of delicious food, but unfortunately the cooked breakfast wasn't hot, which was disappointing. Upon reading the menu, we noted that a hot breakfast could be ordered from the waiter, but not from our waiter who directed us to the buffet!

Our room had an amazing view, but sadly it was disappointing. Chipped paint and marks on the wall was not what we expected. Our room was exceptionally warm and there was no fan available. Despite the windows being open, the room remained like a sauna most of the night, proving very difficult to sleep. When mentioned to the staff on our checkout, they were aware of this from other guests! A fan would've made such a difference. Cold breakfast buffet.

Gorgeous location, the hotel itself was a perfect Scottish getaway. The lounge with the fire was a lovely place to sit and have a pre-dinner drink. The restaurant was excellent, delicious food and good wine pairings. The treatment at the spa was the real highlight though, the best facial I have ever had.

The rooms were a little on the basic side, and for some reason there was only music on in the lounge sporadically, which meant sometimes the atmosphere was a little lacking.

Lovely room, doggy friendly hotel and stunning estate. Lovely cosy bar with roaring fire and board games.

Casual bar/ dining area the good wasn’t great. The staff were really lovely but the food and menu wasn’t great. The estate could benefit from a shuttle bus in the evening for guests to support the local community businesses. We had a wonderful meal at the local Italian.

The staff were amazing. The rooms were lovely. We had a pet friendly room in the outer building and plenty of space. The amenities in the room were great including lovely toiletries and teas/coffees/caramel wafers. Even on the day I was unwell and shut myself up in the room with the do not disturb sign up, the housekeeping staff delivered a bag with extra consumables (loo roll, tea bags, etc) for me to find when I opened the door later in the day, which I thought was really lovely. The food in the restaurant was also very tasty for both breakfast and dinner. Location was quiet and peaceful. The fire in the bar was great to sit next to after a day being out and about and enjoy a quiet drink.

I loved everything, but just to note that those with mobility issues may struggle with stairs and getting about as it is a big estate and hotel but nothing too extreme.

Lovely hotel. Clean and very warm. Beautiful scenery around the hotel. A short drive to Perth.

I liked everything apart from a strange humming noise that for me was very noticeable during the night as a very quiet hotel/location, I am not sure what it was. I am a very light sleeper but my husband noticed it too, it did not hamper him from sleeping though, just me.

The hotel is in a beautiful setting and is a handsome, well-appointed building. Parking is easy and close to the entrance. The staff were friendly and professional. The room was compact, but very comfortable and clean. We had a lovely view of the countryside at the front of the hotel. The meal we had in the Eolas restaurant was really good - particularly the rhubarb souffle, which was outstanding. Service was excellent.

The evening was only slightly affected by a faulty alarm going off a couple of times, as we came to the end of our meal. This entailed us being briefly evacuated. Obviously not ideal, but staff handled it calmly and were apologetic. The issue was taken care of quickly and it was good to know that the alarms worked and the evacuation protocols were understood by all staff.