This impressive Victorian mansion was built in the 1830's, commissioned by Sir William Ogilvy on his return from Waterloo. In 1945 the house was converted in to the fine country house hotel you see today.
Overlooking the small friendly town of Alyth the hotel commands superb views over firstly, its own beautiful terraced garden, then lush fields and golf courses and over to the Sidlaw Hills beyond. With its magnificent wood panelled hallway and grand staircase The Lands of Loyal is an inspirational setting for a wedding, a family gathering or simply a romantic weekend break.
In total, the house and its converted coach house offer 17 bedrooms, all individually decorated and fully ensuite and including modern facilities such as digital TV and free wireless internet access. There is a choice of three dining rooms, each with a view over the vale of Strathmore.
This much respected Perthshire country house has since been a very
prominent hotel in the heart of Scotland since 1945. Holding fond
memories for the oldest generations and regarded as a second home
to our guests for many years, the Lands of Loyal Hotel offers a
tranquil haven of calm and relaxation in a hectic world.
