11th October 2019, guest from Wehr:
"Patti and her husband had welcomed us very friendly. Room and bathroom spotlessly clean. Breakfast is excellent and we enjoyed our stay at Brae Hause very much. Highly recommended ! Would like to come back..."

Tip:
"Excellent location for a visit near Aberfeldy, Pitlochry and the Loch Tay area !"

Would Recommend: Yes

27th September 2019, guest from Dunlop:
"Patti was very friendly, and we learned a lot about chickens! We had a very comfortable sleep and the breakfast was very high quality. The B&B is at the (Kenmore) edge of Aberfeldy (nice and peaceful!) and is slightly uphill, which was fine for us, but I have friends who would not have been able to walk to the nearest restaurant. The parking space seemed quite tight, but Patti is clearly used to it and guided us safely out."

Tip:
"We ate in the Croft House Restaurant, which is attached to the Blackwatch bar ... because it was closest to the B&B. The menu offered very traditional pub fare, but well-cooked, and waiting staff were pleasant and efficient.

A highlight in Aberfeldy is the Watermill (cafe, books, music, art), and we also like the furniture/fittings shop adjacent to it. There are some good shops in the main street (clothing, soft furnishings). The Spirit of Wood, at the opposite end of the town to the B&B, and about 3/4 mile up a single track with passing places, has lovely furniture and knick-knacks. There is a distillery adjacent (shockingly, I forget which one, but it does have a nice tea-room!). The Birks O’ Aberfeldy are beautiful for a walk (steep pathways through a wooded gorge).

From previous visits, there is a river-side walk of about 4.5 miles, following the Rob Roy Way to Grandtully, which has the Highland Chocolatier (chocolates to die for, exhibition, gift shop, cafe) and the Inn on the Tay (great food).

Writing this review makes me want to go back to Aberfeldy/Grandtully right now! "

Would Recommend: Yes