Places To Stay In Glenshee

Accommodation is limited compared to other resorts that you might have visited… But how often can you say that you stayed in a castle or a tree house on your ski trip?!

Dalmunzie Castle Hotel

Telephone: 01250 885224

Address: Dalmunzie Castle, Glenshee, Perthshire, PH10 7QG

For more information, visit the Dalmunzie Castle Hotel website

Glenisla Hotel

        Telephone: 01575 582223

        Address: Glenisla Hotel, Kirkton of Glenisla, Blairgowrie, PH11 8PH

        For more information, please visit the Glenisla Hotel website

Glenkilrie Bed & Breakfast

Telephone: 01250 882241

Address: Glenkilrie House, Blacklunans, Blairgowrie, Perthshire, PH10 7LR

For more information, please visit the Glenkilrie Bed & Breakfast website

The Glenshee Treehouse

Telephone: 01250 882200

Address: Dalnoid Holiday Cottages, Glenshee, Blairgowrie, Perthshire, PH10 7LR

For more information on The Glenshee Treehouse stay, visit the Dalnoid website

Drumfork Estate (self catered holiday lets)

        Telephone: 0333 2101055

        Address: Drumfork Estate, Blacklunans, Perthshire, PH10 7JY

For more information on the self-catered holiday cottages on the Drumfork Estate, visit the Solid Luxury website

Gulabin Lodge Outdoor Centre (self catered hostel)

        Telephone: 01250 885255

Address: Gulabin Lodge, Spittal of Glenshee, by Blairgowrie, Perthshire, PH10 7QE

For more information please visit the Gulabin Lodge Outdoor Centre website

Places To Eat, Drink, And Party In Glenshee

Base Café

Open all year around, the base café at the bottom of the mountain serves snacks and meals on the premises, locally sourced food. From delicious breakfast to kick start your day through to lunches, dinners, and more, the Base Café is there for every occasion!

Also fully licensed, you can treat the Base Café as your very own après ski bar and enjoy a pint on a nice day, or snuggle up inside with a Gluhwein.

Cairnwell Café (on the mountain)

When it becomes accessible during the winter, the Cairnwell Café is the one to head to for the best panoramic views across the snowy Scottish highlands. Café itself offers freshly prepared food and a lunch menu that changes daily. Cairnwell Café is also licensed so you can enjoy a glass of wine with your lunch. Closes at 4pm.

Meall ‘o’ Dhar Café (on the mountain)

Nestled in the centre of the valley, the Meall ‘o’ Dhar Café has that Alpine chalet feel, offering a warm refuge on a stormy and acting as a sun trap when the weather is good. Offering up a variety of small meals, snacks and drinks to grab on the go (and chips, don’t forget the chips!), it’s a handy little stop off point for skiers and snowboarders on the mountain.

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