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East Haugh House Hotel, Perthshire

Pitlochry, Perthshire, Scotland

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Petaway Features

Car Parking

Dogs Stay Free

Enclosed Garden/Patio

Family Rooms

Ground Floor Facilities

Pet Amenities Onsite

Restaurant

Rural

Satellite Television

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The Bow-wow Factor

Has to be East Haugh House’s fantastic location! There are so many stunning trails and Munros to walk and hike .

Set in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, this beautiful 17th century stone house is now a boutique family-run hotel and makes a wonderful base for a fabulous Highland break with your hound. History buffs will be pleased to find that East Haugh is surrounded by some of Scotland’s most iconic landmarks – Balmoral, St Andrews, Stirling and Glamis Castle are all within an hour and a half’s drive from the hotel. And for our four-legged friends, they can enjoy an abundance of woodland walks and riverside rambles.

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Bedrooms & Suites

Three of East Haugh House’s 12 bedrooms are dog-friendly, all of which are ground floor so your pet has easy access to the garden. The gorgeous Victorian lodge within in the grounds of the hotel is also dog-friendly and is ideal if you prefer some extra privacy during your stay. Each of the bedrooms, including the lodge, have been individually designed with small nods to East Haugh’s Scottish heritage including touches of tartan and antique furniture.

Dine with Your Dog

You can leave your pet in the room while you dine at East Haugh’s in-house restaurant – a culinary delight run by award-winning Chef Patron, Neil McGown. All ingredients are locally-sourced where possible and everything is freshly cooked to order – you can taste the team’s passion in every bite! If you fancy dining elsewhere, we recommend dog-friendly pub McKays in Pitlochry which is only a five-minute drive from the hotel.

Dog-Friendly Nearby

A fabulous location close to Balmoral, Pitlochry, St Andrews, Stirling and Glamis Castle. Plus, lots of stunning trails and Munros to climb for you and your hound in the Highlands.