Arrlochaira, is a very modern villa accomodating eight people in comfort. It is very well located, with views over the pass of Killiekrankie and only two miles from Pitlochry. We have used Arrlochaira for the last six years, and still find new and fun things to see and do in the area as the kids get older.

This is our second consecutive year staying at Arrlochaira and again had a lovely break in a beautiful house surrounded by wonderful walks and scenery. We were however a bit disappointed with the following; Some of the kitchen utensils were broken i.e. knife handles, potato peeler. We either couldn’t get the dishwasher to work properly or there is an issue. The dishwasher tablets were not fully dissolved at the end of cycles and most of the dishes were not clean. This meant we had to wash the dishes after every meal, however there is a lack of cleaning utensils i.e. brushes and scrubbers. We would really have benefited from better wi fi in the house especially as staying for a week. The satellite signal on the tv in the upstairs lounge wasn’t good, meaning the basic terrestrial channels not being available.

The house is excellent to stay in, the only problem was one of the Kitchen chairs was broken other than that we enjoyed our short break. We loved how the house was child friendly. My 3 year old loved it. Pitlochry has little shops that have lovely little trinkets to take away as gifts. If you are a thrill seeker there is bungee jumping just five miuntes away from the house. Overall we will definately be booking the house again in the not so distant future.

Amazing place, clean, classy, modern, well equipped and close to the nature.Top place to have your holiday.

Thoroughly enjoyed the place, Centrally placed for adventures. The local village of Pitlochy is a wonderful Victorian Treasure. The house itself was modern, comfortable, warm and well appointed, the multiple bathrooms particularly appreciated when a large group means a full house. If I was being picky, the spiral staircase and mezzazine deck meant noise travelled, so getting young children to sleep in the evening was more difficult than it would otherwise have been. Overall very good and would not hesitate reccomending to friends or rebooking ourselves. If you go there make you you visit nearby Edradour (The Smallest Legal Distillery in Scotland), an absolute treasure from which the nectar of the gods comes.

Plenty of room for two families, no need to ever get under anyone's feet. Very comfortably furnished with everything you need. The only downside was the traffic noise which could be heard from the upstairs bedrooms.