The Fortingall

History

With its 19th Century ‘Arts and Crafts’ style architecture, the hotel owes much of its appeal to the work of the highly regarded Victorian architect, James MacLaren, who was commissioned to rebuild an old village inn by Sir Donald Currie, shortly after his purchase of Glenlyon Estate.  The Fortingall Hotel is understood to have been completed in 1891 and has been continually functioning as a hotel to this day.

Food & beverage

The restaurant is renowned for its high quality local produce including venison, beef and lamb, and vegetables from the garden.  The menu changes each month.

The Ewe pub offers a warm atmosphere and traditional pub menu and is well stocked with beers and spirits.

The cocktail bar has an extensive cocktail menu and a good selection of single malt whiskies.

A traditional afternoon tea is served in the Drawing Room, along with tea and coffee throughout the day.

Grounds & Gardens

The hotel's well-kept gardens provide a chance to absorb the sounds and array of colours from the garden and surrounding fields and forests.

There are many things to do in the area, including seeing famous Fortingall yew tree which is on the doorstep, walk along the many paths or among the hills in the area, fish for salmon or trout, hire e-bikes, take a Land Rover tour, or take a brave swim in the river or loch!

Other facilities

The Fortingal offers high speed internet in every bedroom and either a desk or writing-table that is suitable for a laptop.

Complimentary parking

Private dining / meeting room for up to 10 people in the library, or up to 20 people in the MacGregor Room.

In-room Apple TVs, Nespresso coffee machines, Salon quality hairdryers, Bluetooth speakers, Luxury toiletries.

Child friendly: The Fortingall offers a selection of bedrooms where beds can be made up for children up to the age of 15 . Please select the relevant bedroom rate at checkout for further details.

Dog friendly: up to two clean, dry and well-behaved dogs are welcomed per bedroom. Dogs are not be permitted on beds or furniture, so please bring a bed or blanket with you.  Any damage or visible stains will be charged at full replacement cost.  Dogs are permitted in The Ewe pub but not in the restaurant or drawing room.