The Meikleour Arms is a handsome country inn set in the conservation village of Meikleour, surrounded by the woods, farmland and scenery of the historic Meikleour Estate. Close to the River Tay and around four miles from Blairgowrie, it combines the warmth of a traditional Scottish pub with an unmistakable French influence, creating a distinctive base for exploring Perthshire. Its 11 beautifully decorated bedrooms pair elegant country-house style with French antiques, crisp linen and marble bathrooms, while additional serviced cottages offer more space for longer stays. Food is central to the experience. The AA Rosette restaurant follows a genuine field-to-plate philosophy, drawing venison, game, vegetables, herbs and other ingredients from the estate and surrounding countryside. Salmon fishing on the Meikleour Estate’s own stretch of the River Tay and golf packages with nearby Blairgowrie Golf Club add another dimension to a stay.
Meikleour Arms Meikleour, Perthshire, PH2 6EB
- 11 bedrooms
- 11 bedrooms
Estate-to-plate dining and elegant country rooms
Facilties & Amenities
- Beer Garden
- Breakfast
- Dog Friendly Rooms
- Gastro Pub
- Log Fires
- Parking
Bedrooms
The Meikleour Arms has 11 individually decorated bedrooms combining understated country-house comfort with the estate’s distinctive Franco-Scottish character. Old treasures and French-inspired furnishings sit alongside excellent mattresses, crisp linen and marble bathrooms, while thoughtful details include luxurious hypoallergenic bedding, Arran Aromatics toiletries, tea and coffee-making facilities, and the inn’s signature sherry decanter. Dogs are welcome on request, with prior acknowledgement directly with the pub. For guests wanting more independence, the estate’s charming serviced cottages provide a spacious alternative.
Food & Drink
Dining at the Meikleour Arms has a strong sense of place, combining British country cooking with the estate’s longstanding French influence. Guests can eat in the rustic Barn, woodland-inspired Atrium and intimate Private Dining Room, with tables also in the garden during the warmer months. The wine list reflects the inn’s Franco-Scottish personality too, ranging from clarets and its own house wine to bottles from Italy, Spain and the New World. The bar offers a more informal setting and serves local beer, Perthshire gin, wine, coffee and homemade cake.
