Moness House Hotel & Resort

Less than two hours from all of Scotland’s major cities, today’s Big Deal at the lovely Moness Resort is quick and easy to get to.

And yet, tucked away in its own 35-acre woodland estate, it feels a long way from the grind of urban life.

Baronial splendour

Guests will be housed in a historic former hunting lodge, built in 1758. Now, a welcoming, 4 star country house hotel, Moness House Hotel & Resort is situated in 35 acres of wooded grounds.

Lovingly refurbished to retain the integrity of the original while introducing the essentials of modern day comfort, all rooms are individually styled and offering a range of De-Luxe, Superior or luxurious Suites.

Moness House and Resort is an ideal base for exploring this beautiful and unique part of Scotland.

En suite rooms

Today’s offer includes a full Scottish breakfast each morning plus full use of the excellent resort facilities.

Options 1 & 2 are for a B&B stay.

Guests can choose to include a 3 course dinner by purchasing option 3 or 4, also available as 1 or 2 night stays.

Upgrades will be available at £10 per night for a Superior Room and £20 per night for a Suite, Garden or Cedar Room.

This offer is valid seven days a week. £20 per night supplement for all Friday and Saturday night stays and stays on 3rd & 24th August.

Resort facilities

Guests at the hotel are welcome to use all of the resort’s extensive leisure facilities. The changing rooms, steam room, sauna, individual treatment rooms and poolside showers all have a new contemporary look while the heated swimming pool is as popular as ever.

Badminton, mini-tennis, squash, table tennis and pool are all available on site or you could indulge in some luxurious treatments in the Spa Therapy Rooms.

Big Deal customers can enjoy a 25% discount on normal spa treatment rates. Book them directly with the hotel at the same time as reserving your room.

Scottish restaurant in Perthshire

Fine dining is synonymous in the Flemmyng restaurant at Moness as our Head Chef and his team create menus that are traditional and very tasty, offering an excellent choice of fresh meat, fish and game locally sourced from around Perthshire – the menu is changed daily so you can enjoy the very best spectrum of fresh and varied, yet stylish dishes, which is skilled, assured and great value for money.

The more informal Terrace offers a great spread of light bites, bar suppers and nibbles.

See & do in Perthshire

The well presented grounds at Moness Resort are great for leisurely strolls – the duck pond and its family of mallards are always a popular destination.

Outside the resort, there are lots of opportunities for water sports, climbing and hill walking. The Birks of Aberfeldy are always a popular short walk. Golfers will be happy to learn that there are over 40 courses nearby and the resort can help with tee times on courses such as Gleneagles.

Happy guests

Moness Hotel and Resort have inspired plenty of happy visitors to share their experiences on TripAdvisor. The following is from a recent guest:

‘Exceeded expectations. We stayed in an eaves twin room in the hotel – a very clean room and bathroom and beds with lovely soft white bedding – a good night’s sleep. Towels were really white and toiletries replaced daily. Our room had a good hair drier and bottled mineral water as well as an iron with a board, and the usual kettle, biscuits, coffee, tea and hot chocolate. When we couldn’t get the flatscreen TV on, we rang reception to moan. The receptionist said to use STV for Scotland but by the time we had, she was at the door to check it was working!

‘The pool, sauna and steam room weren’t huge but very pleasant. Breakfast food was good quality and plentiful – fresh baked croissants particularly delicious. The bacon, sausage, black pudding, mushroom, baked beans and potato cakes from the buffet were definitely hot enough and I had a really nice specially cooked eggs Benedict one morning. Staff were helpful – especially at breakfast. The location is exceptional – with the Birks of Aberfeldy just over the road, the Tay nearby and wonderful scenery everywhere…’