Monachyle MHOR Hotel
Luxury Boutique Hotel Accommodation in Perthshire, Scotland, UK
Four-miles down a single-track lane that winds along the wooded banks of Loch Voil you’ll find Monachyle Mhor a luxury hotel in Perthshire, Scotland. A vibrant splash of pink against the surrounding mountains, this 18th-century farmhouse and steadings is now a cosy boutique hotel and restaurant with fourteen individually designed rooms. A relaxed, family-run hotel, award-winning chef, Tom Lewis, cooks food fresh from the estate while his artist sister, Melanie Lewis's contemporary paintings hang on the walls next to traditional oils and prints.
Our luxury hotel in Perthshire offers:
Stay Longer and Get MHOR
There are wonderful things to capture the imagination here at Monachyle Mhor Hotel from fishing to foraging, cookery lessons to whisky blending the Scottish countryside has all the ingredients for the perfect culinary and luxury adventure. We welcome you to MHOR, enjoy these offers.
Stay 1 Night Dinner Bed + Breakfast
- 25% discount off a Highland Safari or any Derma-logical treatments
- Quote (1NMW)
Stay 2 Nights Dinner Bed + Breakfast
- Second night’s accommodation 50% reduction on Bed + Breakfast
- 25% discount off a Highland Safari or any Derma-logical treatments
- Quote (2NMW)
Stay 3 Nights Dinner Bed + Breakfast
- Third night free accommodation only pay for dinner and drinks.
- 25% discount off a Highland Safari or any Derma logical treatments
- Quote (3NMW)
Offer runs from May 1st to June 30th excluding all bank holiday and public holidays Sunday - Thursday
Luxury Hotel Accommodation in Loch Lomond, Perthshire, Scotland, UK
Monachyle Mhor Hotel, Balquhidder, Lochearnhead, Perthshire, FK19 8PQ
Highland Fling?
‘This snug Trossachs retreat is great for a Highland fling. Set four miles down a scenic lane, it looks out over mountains and lochs. Inside are modern interiors (designer lighting and antler chandeliers mix with open fires and silk bedspreads) and award-winning food, courtesy of chef-owner Tom Lewis. Feeling flash? Arrive by seaplane (from Loch Lomond) check into room 11 and cosy up in twin claw-foot baths.’ (Elle magazine February 2007)
