Crieff Hydro

Our award-winning spa offers holistic treatments using premium products in a tranquil setting. Guests can access thermal pools, saunas, and personalized therapies designed to rejuvenate body and mind. The facility caters to both individual relaxation and group wellness experiences.

Luxury self-catering lodges provide private, fully-equipped retreats with scenic Highland views. Each lodge combines modern comforts with rustic charm, offering flexible stays for families and groups seeking independence with premium amenities.

Our restaurants serve locally-sourced Scottish cuisine with seasonal menus crafted by award-winning chefs. From casual bistro fare to formal dining experiences, we offer diverse culinary options complemented by extensive whisky selections.

Tailored family packages include childcare facilities, outdoor adventures, and educational experiences for children. Activities range from guided nature walks to adventure playgrounds, ensuring entertainment for all age groups in a safe environment.

We welcome pets across designated accommodations and public areas with specialized amenities. Our grounds offer secure walking trails and pet hygiene facilities, allowing guests to explore the Highlands with their animal companions without compromising comfort.

We offer luxury hotel rooms, self-catering lodges, and family-friendly suites with various configurations to suit different group sizes and preferences.

Yes, we provide pet-friendly accommodations and designated walking areas with waste disposal facilities across our grounds.

Three on-site restaurants serve Scottish cuisine, including formal dining, casual bistro options, and seasonal themed menus with local produce.

Our award-winning spa provides day passes and overnight packages featuring hydrotherapy pools, saunas, and professional beauty treatments.

We provide childcare services, adventure playgrounds, family activity programs, and specially designed children's menus across dining venues.

The main facilities are wheelchair accessible with adapted rooms available, though some historic areas may have limited access due to the property's age.

I always love coming here - hotel rooms or chalets or lodges - they never fail to impress. Enjoying a final luxurious latte in the winter garden after five days in Culcrieff cottages. Pure indulgence

After being regular visitors in the past, we've been unable to return since a dreadful incident, when an unfortunate guest suffered a heart attack at the next table in the dining room, from which he sadly died. My partner, a doctor, gave emergency care for almost an hour until the ambulance arrived. We'd scarcely started our meal, and of course could hardly eat the rest. Indeed it somewhat ruined the weekend.

But the REALLY shocking thing was that the Manager scornfully refused even to provide so much as a meal voucher in recognition of our actual loss and distress. Still less did the management enquire or offer any support let alone counselling for an event that traumatised my partner for months afterwards, being shocking for happening just when we were for once relaxing on our first weekend off for months.

A hotel has a Duty of Care. But the Manager of this place appears to care not one whit for his guests' welfare. The owners should find someone more responsible to represent their establishment. He's lost them at least one party of repeat visitors.

Not long back from our second short break there and cannot speak highly enough about the place for a family break. Lot's of things to do within the grounds that does not completely rely upon good weather. Two slots of childcare gives the adults a break too thru the day which is a big attraction if going with children. Food is nice and overall appearance of the place is very impressive.

Managed to negotiate a pretty reasonable DBB deal here. We took our young baby here and I have to say that it was fantastically family-friendly. The food and accommodation is lovely and there's loads to do within and outwith the hotel, not to mention some lovely walks.