Nestling on the banks
of the River Tay, the Kenmore Hotel is famous for
its warmth, charm, Highland hospitality and vivid
history...
The privately owned
Kenmore Hotel is situated in the Heart of the
Scottish Highlands, deep within Rob Roy and Campbell
country. A beautiful setting and historical location
offer a touch of paradise unspoiled by time with
rooms, restaurants and bars offering superb views of
the surrounding mountains and river.
Rabbie
Burns in 1787 was so struck by the area, that he
composed a poem sitting on the bridge over the Tay
and wrote it in pencil on the chimney breast of the
fireplace in our Poet’s Bar - where it is to this
day.
As Scotland’s Oldest
Inn, the Kenmore Hotel has a historical ambience and
atmosphere that makes it a very special place to
hold your very special day.
Based in the heart of
highland Perthshire and encircled by stunning views,
it is home to three distinct spaces that are ideal
for weddings of all sizes; a traditional styled room
with a large stone fire (capacity 24) and two larger
function suites with panoramic views over the River
Tay. The hotel can cater for religious and civil
ceremonies and is an ideal location for both
traditional and modern weddings. The church is only
a stone’s throw away and a jetty at the rear of the
hotel is positively surrounded by awe-inspiring
scenery, both offer great photo opportunities.
The team work closely
with each bride and groom to help them plan their
day. They also give recommendations for local
suppliers – everyone from hairdressers to beauty
therapists, photographers and videographers. “We
enjoy seeing months of planning coming together to
make the wedding day enjoyable for the bride and
groom and their guests”.
Facilities
Total No. of bedrooms—40
No. of function rooms—3
Civil license—Yes
Civil Partnership ceremony—Yes
Additional facilities—Jetty
for outside ceremony
Guestroom facilities
After spending a wonderful day exploring this stunningly beautiful part of Scotland, it is time to make your way to one of our 40 individually furnished bedrooms...
All of our rooms in the hotel and Gatehouse are tastefully decorated and have en-suite bathroom facilities containing everything you need to help you relax and wash away your worries.
We have a collection of rooms and suites to create the perfect accommodation whatever your needs might be.
Our stunning Veranda Suite has its own terrace and conservatory overlooking the tranquil River Tay.
Reception capacity
Restaurant
Dining—Up
to 130
Buffet Style—Up
to 150
Wedding season availability
All year round
Directions
From Edinburgh:
Follow the signs out of Edinburgh to the Forth Road
Bridge, travelling North towards Inverness on the
M90. Bypass Perth, heading North on the A9. About 20
miles North of Perth, at Ballinluig, turn right off
the A9 onto the A827 Aberfeldy/Killin Road.
Follow the A827 towards Killin, passing through
Aberfeldy (11 miles from Ballinluig).
Kenmore is 6 miles from Aberfeldy. Approximately 1.5
hours drive/75 miles.
From Glasgow:
Follow the signs out of Glasgow on the A80/ M80/ M9
heading North towards Stirling. Bypass Stirling on
the M9 and continue past Dunblane and Doune. At
Greenloaning take the A822 heading towards Crieff
via Muthill. From Crieff take the A822/ A826 heading
towards Aberfeldy (Crieff – Aberfeldy = 22 miles).
Coming down the hill into Aberfeldy, turn left at
the traffic lights onto the A827 Aberfeldy/Killin
road. Kenmore is 6 miles from Aberfeldy.
Approximately 2 hours drive/ 85 miles.
From Aberdeen:
Follow the A90 to Forfar. Then follow signs for
Coupar Angus on the A94. Follow the A924 to Dunkeld
then the A9 to Ballinluig. Turn right off the A9
onto the A827 towards Killin – passing through
Aberfeldy and continuing to Kenmore.
Directions by Rail
The nearest rail
station is Pitlochry, approximately 22 miles from
Kenmore. Follow the A9 to Ballinluig. Turn left off
the A9 onto the A827 towards Killin – passing
through Aberfeldy and continuing to Kenmore.
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