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Scotland's Oldest Inn (1572) rests at the mouth of the River Tay in the conservation village of Kenmore. Poet's Bar hosts a poem by Rabbie Burns on the chimmey breast and our Restaurant and Public Bar offer panoramic view of the surrounding countryside.Rooms may be in our lodge which is situated across the Village Square from the main hotel building

Property Location
Located in Aberfeldy (Kenmore), Kenmore Hotel is convenient to Taymouth Castle and Scottish Crannog Centre. This hotel is within the vicinity of Wade's Bridge and Black Watch Monument.

Rooms
Make yourself at home in one of the 41 guestrooms. Satellite television is provided for your entertainment.

Dining
Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of Kenmore Hotel. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.

The preferred airport for Kenmore Hotel is Glasgow (GLA-Glasgow Intl.) - 84.6 km / 52.5 mi.

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The Kenmore Club is the home away from home you've always longed for.Situated in this most picturesque of Scottish villages - street lighting is somewhat frowned upon here as they prefer the light of the stars - Kenmore is dominated by the calming waters of Loch Tay.The Kenmore Club's charming cottage-style accommodations are in keeping with the local environment making you feel completely at home. Of course creature comforts abound and just across the way you will find Scotland's oldest inn with a chimney breast inscribed by the hand of Robert Burns himself.Please note that requests for wheelchair accessible accommodation must be confirmed by the resort.

The Privately Owned Kenmore Hotel And Lodges Are 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 Poets Bar - Where It Is To This Day - Centrally Located At The Mouth Of Loch Tay The Kenmore Hotel Is Ideal For Touring Across Rural Perthshire In The Highlands Of Scotland - Furthermore The Area Is Rich In Things To See And Do Including Golf Breaks - Salmon Fishing On River Tay And Water Sports On Loch Tay - Walking And Cycling - With Castles And Historic Places A Plenty
Off-Site Recreation - Bicycling Bird Watching Driving Range Fishing Golfing Hiking Horseback Riding Nature Preserves/Trails Sailing/Boating Water Sports
Off-Site Recreation - Bicycling Bird Watching Driving Range Fishing Golfing Hiking Horseback Riding Nature Preserves/Trails Sailing/Boating Water Sports