Four Seasons Hotel, The
Four Seasons Hotel, The, Lochside, St Fillans, Perthshire, PH6 2NF
The natural beauty of this location is the first delight of every visitor to St Fillans, and the position of the Four Seasons, looking south-west down Loch Earn, is one of the most enviable settings of all the hotels in Scotland. The views from the hotel are ever-changing throughout the seasons; fresh new colours of spring, long, light summer's evenings, spectacular sunsets to the west, morning mists shrouding the loch and the snow covered Bens.
We serve contemporary Scottish cuisine, at two AA Red Rosette level or more informal bar meals. Our chef uses only the best ingredients from Scotland's natural larder, including many sourced from the local area.
We are well placed in central Scotland to offer a tremendous variety of day trips, to the west and east coast, the Highlands to the north and Scotland's main cities to the south.
Walking - This part of Scotland has infinite variety, from woodland walks, to the grand, wide open spaces seen from the top of the conquered Munro. For the Munro Basher and Corbett Collector, there are over seventy within an hour, making The Four Seasons one of the best located hotels in Scotland for serious or casual walkers.
Golf - There are over thirty-five courses within an hour's drive.
In case the above is not tempting enough, how about; Fishing, shooting, sailing, canoeing, water-skiing (we have our own jetty and slipway), pony trekking, antique hunting, white-water rafting, off-road driving, quad biking, go-kart racing, mountain biking, and cycling.
We can also cater to weddings, meetings or other special occasions.
Prices start from £65 bed & breakfast - with full details of room rates on the Tariffs page.
Facilities
Golf, Fishing, Walking, Highland Safaris, Watersports
Accommodation
12 rooms
Information Points
Your Host:
Andrew Low
Nearest City:
Stirling / Perth
Nearest Airport:
Edinburgh
Nearest Railway Station:
Stirling / Perth
Nearest Bus Link:
Stirling / Perth
Location
On A85 - east end of Loch Earn - West end of St Fillans
“We visited in early December. It's refreshing to have a remote hotel that's completely accessibly by public transport. We'd love to return in the spring for more walks and will tell all our friends about it. Lovely to be here in the winter for some peace and quiet.” - Sam Archer & Crhistine Rush