This B&B is well off the beaten track. It is two kilometres up a rough track. Marjorie demonsrates Scottish hospitality at its best, welcoming helpful and happy to chat about local things to do, walks, pubs etc. The rooms are well appointed and comfortable with en-suite or private bathrons and good selection of teas coffees or a whisky or sherry.... More

I stayed here 2 nights to explore Perthshire and Angus. The setting is idyllic, as far from the madding crowd as you can imagine. Be prepared to drive along a bumpy forest track for about a mile until you reach this beautiful cottage, complete with resident peacocks on the lawn. You can just see a small loch on your way... More

house, location and marjory are just wonderful. wanted to stay in other b&b, but it was full. how lucky we were...

We stopped off at Upper Hatton on a tour around Scotland. During the whole holiday this was our favourite place we stayed in. We arrived up the forest track, although we had to take it slowly it wasn't a difficult drive. We were greeted by the friendly dogs and Marjory. When booking I selected a room that only had a... More

We found this fantastic B&B by chance through the tourist information office guide and it surpassed all expectations. A lit fire on and offer of a ground floor room (+ a glass of wine) on arrival were perfect for Stuart's sprained ankle and crutches, and for me following a day of driving through perthshire's beautiful scenery. I knew this was... More

In August 2011 we stayed one night in Upper Hatton. We were warned the road to the B&B was “forestry” but it took us some time to get to Upper Hatton. Driving a rental car and not being used to the right-hand wheel, it was an bumpy experience we’ll never forget ;-) On arrival we were welcomed by Gordon and... More

Tucked away in the hills near Dunkeld with excellent views, this was a hidden gem. And, well worth journey along the mile of track to reach it. First class accommodation and breakfast. Peacocks wake-up early so make sure you get an early night. Earplugs are supplied if you are a light sleeper. However, we will definitely return.

The setting is magnificent with wonderful views, peacocks in the grounds, deer at the bottom of the garden and a visiting pine marten (although sadly we didn't see him). Spacious room with v comfortable bed, home made yoghurt/muesli/jam, local berries and the full monty if you wish at breakfast. Decanters of sherry and whisky in the room and clean towels... More

Home from home big spacoius room with four poster bed and en-suite bathroom with bath. There is a shower room downstairs which Marjory said we could use. She was lovely and very accomadating to her guests requirements. The room had everything you needed from a selection of tea, coffee and hot chocolate. To the arrival drinks in your room of... More