The hospitality was excellent and the staff team were brilliant. We felt very welcome! It was a great base for our hill walk the next day. The dinner menu was brilliant and the service was friendly and professional. The room was basic but immaculate and I think great value for money. Overall we had a great time and will definitely return. Thank you all!

There were other guests who didn’t keep their dogs under their table at dinner. Dogs in furniture or off leads is unacceptable in any restaurant or pub. This is nothing to do with the hotel as they tried to manage this with clear signage and polite requests but the self righteous dog owners need to have more respect.

Everything was ideal although the stairs up to the bedrooms certainly aren't made for folks with big feet! Care was taken, though, and all was good 👍

We had our dog with us and asked in the bar for sausages or cold meat for him, while ordering our own food. The barman/waiter said he would check. Almost a week later, we still haven't had an answer....I presume the answer was no. (We did have food with us for the dog - we were just looking for a little treat for him).

Fantastic location within walking distance of Pitlochry whilst removed from the touristy hustle bustle. Also close to the golf course and hiking trails. Great buzz in the pub with superb prices and friendly staff.

Breakfast was included but ran very early and it would have been nice to see it go until half 10 like many hotels. The connection to the brewery could be closer - eg there was a missed opportunity for the hotel staff to arrange a visit for us (group or solo) and gave us incorrect hours over the phone.

The charm of an old inn is unmistakable. Having the pub/restaurant right downstairs (very very authentic and filled with locals) ideal. Had a delicious dinner there one night. Spent 2 nights at the inn exploring the area. Walked from the inn to the start of the nearby hike up Ben Y Vrackie which was stunning. The inn is close to the town of Pitlochry (easy walking distance) with all its shops and restaurants. Also a lovely river going through the town worth a wee walk around. Great place for a stopover if you are travelling from Edinburgh or Glasgow to the Highlands.

Nothing I didn't like. Absolutely fabulous stay.

We travelled as a family for our nieces wedding. Myself and husband stayed in the Moulin Inn, our 3 daughters and son-in-law stayed in Lilac Cottage, owned by the Moulin Inn. Our room had a very comfy bed, tea, coffee, hot chocolate sugar and milk, good shower and a good outlook towards the hills at the back of the Moulin Inn. The breakfast was excellent with good choices. My husband and I had meal in the bar/restaurant which was excellent. They allow dogs too, but we didnt have ours with us. The staff were great, friendly , chatty and we met a couple of locals too and after talking to Tosh , in a roundabout way helped us book a taxi back from our nieces wedding. The rest of the family were in Lilac cottage , just across from the Moulin Inn. It had everything they needed, it was clean, beautifully decorated and had a bottom shower room and ensuite from the double bedroom. A cleaning pack was left in the kitchen too.Space for 3 cars to park, garden lovely.

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Location. Less than a mile from busy centre of Pitlochry so more peaceful but still accessible. We stayed in Moulin Hotel self catering Cottage. Spacious and well equipped. It was directly opposite the Hotel so good for accessing bar and restaurant.

No toilet roll provided in the self catering Cottage although this was provided once we contacted the Hotel. A few more towels would have been good as there were six of us staying.

This was a return visit for us, and our first stay in one of the cottages, which was ideal for our needs. The rooms were arranged exactly as we'd requested, and the cottage itself was spacious, well-appointed, clean, and very comfortable. Breakfast was not included in our rate (and be aware that, while there were tea/coffee makers in the kitchen, there was no tea/coffee itself as you often find in UK hotels), but there is a large, well-stocked co-op just down the road which had everything we needed. The hotel's pub is wonderful - charming, full of history, and the food is great!

Quaint old inn in a scenic village setting not far from the centre of Pitlochry. Friendly informal atmosphere for good quality pub food with generous portions and ale brewed on-site. Decent breakfast with good porridge. Huge bed.

Not much they can do about an old building but the very squeaky floorboards were a bit of a nuisance. Decor was very 1980s with a lot of clashing patterns. Sockets nearer the bed would have been helpful.

Hotel in lovely location. Staff very friendly and helpful. Room lovely and very clean and comfortable. Food excellent.

With not being able to book an evening meal, we were a little nervous each evening regarding our ability to be able to sit in the dining area/bar. Luckily a table was always available.

Great old style establishment with a country style village feel to it. Rooms were quaint and comfortable. Staff were very friendly. About a 20 min uphill walk from Pitlochry but you can get a bus if needed. Beautiful walks right on the door step. Breakfast really tasty and good selection. Meals in bar excellent and good value

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