Aberfeldy Weem

My partner and I found this place last minute on a spur of the moment trip and we landed on our feet, this place was basic but very clean and quiet in a very beautiful area. If you're looking for somewhere peaceful this is a great place to stay. The man who checked us in was lovely and helpful. I recommend this place for a short stay of one or two nights.

Stayed here in a twin room with my friend and two dogs for a wee one night stay. The room was clean and comfortable with a kettle to make drinks and a decent sized ensuite shower room. The owner, John, was very pleasant and helpful when making requests for extra milk sachets when we'd forgotten to buy milk and a pen and paper to help us keep score at scrabble. As neither of us drink we didnt use the bar but, although a little dark, it looked cosy enough. We were shown the wee kitchen to use if we'd wanted and it seemed perfectly fine and serviceable but as we had brought a picnic and snacks with us we didnt need to make use of it. The downstairs communal rooms are a little gloomy and unwelcoming and it would have been nice to have a tv in the room even if only one that played dvd's. There is a tv in one of the downstairs communal areas and some dvds but, as I said, it lacked whatever a room needs to encourage people to use it. Generally I thought this place was well worth the money paid but perhaps a little attention to the 'first impressions' of the car park and the reception area might endear it more to its customers especially on first sight.

Popped in for a drink on the way back to our rented cottage. It is a bit like walking into a pre war hunting lodge with historic furniture and fittings everywhere. The bar is very dimly lit and jazz music was playing which created an unique and charming atmosphere. The owner was friendly and interesting and he keeps his beer beautifully. There was one other couple in the bar who were staying the night. This is an unique place which while very niche deserves more custom.