In 1775 when Bonnie Prince Charlie was wandering the countries of Europe in exile, the Inn that was to become The Royal Hotel was built in the Highland Village of Comrie, on the site of an earlier tavern, in the area known as Strathearn. The area was no stranger to the Prince, and Comrie, originally Gaelic speaking, has played host to other larger than life figures including: Robert the Bruce, Rob Roy McGregor, Robert Burns and Queen Victoria - whose stay bestowed the name of The Royal Hotel on Comrie major coaching inn.
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The Hotel
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Bestowed it's name by Queen Victoria this charming small hotel nestles in Comrie, near Crieff amidst the splendor of Strathearn and the Southern Scottish Highlands. Lovingly restored by its owners in 1996 with the aim of creating "a beautiful, intimate, small hotel in Scotland", this really is the place for that special break.
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It was Queen Victoria's stay here that bestowed the name of The Royal and today the Hotel is still fit for a Queen with it's delightful hotel accommodation in Scotland. All our bedrooms have been individually designed, and continue the stylish, elegant, charming ambience for which The Royal is well known.
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Dining – The Garden Room & Lounge Bar
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The Royal is justly proud of its reputation for running a noted Perthshire restaurant as well as a hotel. Our style is simply to allow the food to do the talking. Good fresh ingredients; many sourced locally, allied to sound cooking techniques give delicious classic dishes with a modern twist. The superb quality of the food has not gone unnoticed, with the Hotel consecutively holding an AA rosette award for the past twenty years.
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