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2 Newmill

Stanley

HK$2,808 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Jun - 15 Jun

Modern Comforts & Homely Charm – Allan&Ella House, Perth Scotland

Perth

HK$1,670 total

includes taxes & fees

15 Jun - 16 Jun

The Townhouse Aberfeldy

Aberfeldy

Samantha

HK$934 total

includes taxes & fees

16 Jun - 17 Jun

Bamff Ecotourism

Blairgowrie

Leila Sadat

HK$2,365 total

includes taxes & fees

6 Jul - 7 Jul

Highland Gateway Glamping & Caravanning

Alloa

HK$2,248 total

includes taxes & fees

15 Jun - 16 Jun

The Wee Lodge

Dollar

James

HK$3,289 total

includes taxes & fees

2 Jul - 3 Jul

The Lang Toun Bothy - by the Sea & Near Edinburgh

Kirkcaldy

HK$1,903 total

includes taxes & fees

16 Jun - 17 Jun

Iron/ironing board, travel cot, WiFi, bed sheets

Modern 2-Bed Stirling House | Driveway Parking

Stirling

HK$2,546 total

includes taxes & fees

6 Jul - 7 Jul

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Top Perth Hotel Reviews

Carnoustie Golf Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Great hotel, great staff, unbelievable location and golf destination."

Mercure Perth Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Toward the end of a recent, three-week trip in the UK, I checked into the Mercure Hotel in Perth, which cleverly occupies a former mill, complete with a waterwheel in the lobby! After experiencing similar chain hotels (without water wheels) in other cities (Bath, Birmingham, Sheffield, and Manchester), I felt that I have a sense for the industry standard, and the Perth Mercure easily rose to the top. The rooms are not as "slick" as others in more modern buildings, but none of my pet peeves found any room to grow. Plenty of accessible outlets, a phone, a kettle with instant coffee and milk, a really solid breakfast and, most importantly, a staff that seemed determined to make my stay a more positive experience. All my questions about Perth were fielded with no little knowledge of and pride in the city. There is only one thing that tripped me up at the Mercure: the spotty wifi reception in my room. Maybe it's a function of thick mill walls. To the credit of the staff, I was allowed to make use of a conference room in the hotel where the signal was strong. My recommendation for the property: invest in more in state-of-the-art Wifi. Then this review would be 6 out of 5!"

Colessio

6/10 Okay

"The hotel is a beautiful historic building in the centre of Stirling, once an infirmary, bank and library, and the exterior still has that charm. The location is excellent, with Stirling Castle and the Old Town Jail a short walk uphill, and plenty of shops, bars and restaurants nearby. Parking is limited at the front but we paid £18 for 48 hours, and there’s extra parking behind the hotel. The public areas—bar, reception, lounge and breakfast room—are modern, stylish and welcoming, and staff were pleasant throughout. Unfortunately, our room (114) didn’t match the standard downstairs. The décor was very dated, the headboard had yellowed, the furniture was scratched, and the black sink was marked. There were only two usable plugs, no bedside sockets, no bedroom mirror, and the tiny fridge only held two complimentary tins of water. We also found hairs on the wall, toilet and bath. Breakfast was nice, though the stained blue cloth under the food made the area feel less hygienic. Overall, the hotel has huge potential thanks to its history, location and lovely communal spaces, but the rooms—especially ours—need refurbishment. I would stay again, but only in an upgraded room."

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