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The Kenmore Club, Kenmore
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Private Car Park
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On Site Golf
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Leisure with pool
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WiFi (Public Spaces)
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Gym
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Activities
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Self Catering
The Kenmore Club is a selection of charming, well-appointed self-catering cottages nestled within the beautiful Perthshire countryside and on the banks of Loch Tay. The club also boasts great onsite facilities including the Waterfront restaurant and a range of indoor/outdoor activities.
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Private Car Park
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On Site Golf
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Leisure with pool
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WiFi (Public Spaces)
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Gym
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Activities
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Self Catering
Number of Bedrooms: 58
Parking Spaces: 60
Steps into Hotel: 0
Check In Time: 4pm
Check Out Time: 10am
The Kenmore Club in Kenmore near Aberfeldy offers the perfect home away from home, situated in one of the most picturesque Scottish villages, surrounded by the lush, green, rolling countryside. As you arrive at the resort, you will see traditional, charming European-style exteriors scattered across the resort. As stunning as the exteriors are, there's even more beauty on the inside. The über modern design and décor you find behind these walls are what may cause you to be taken aback. Nothing is wrong with being surprised about just how truly amazing the accommodations are at the Kenmore club.
The Kenmore Club's charming, cottage-style accommodations are available to sleep from one to six guests. The cottages feature a spacious bathroom, fully equipped kitchen and spacious living space with flat screen television. Additional in-room amenities include heating, an iron/ironing board and a telephone.
Waterfront Restaurant located within the Kenmore Club Resort boasts large picture windows overlooking the stunning Loch Tay. Enjoy great-tasting fresh ingredients including halibut from the island of Gigha, fresh haddock from Scrabster and succulent Scottish venison. Take a seat at the bar and enjoy a relaxing drink or relax in one of the comfy armchairs with freshly brewed coffee and homemade shortbread. During summer, sit out on the stunning patio which is the perfect place to relax and unwind on lazy sunny afternoons or warm nights.
As well as a great range of onsite outdoor activities including a mini golf/putting green, fishing and a children’s playground, the Kenmore Club also benefits from an indoor swimming pool, sauna and gym.
The Kenmore Club offers great late deals and special offers on short breaks throughout the year. Book online today with My Hotel Break.
Bedrooms
TV Tea/Coffee Cots Supplied Fully Equipped Kitchen Family Room for 5 Family Room for 3 Family Room for 4 Babysitting Dry Cleaning and Laundry FridgeWith a variety of one-bedroom and two-bedroom options, the Kenmore Club offers accommodation to suit your needs for either a relaxing or adventurous break in Perthshire.
Each apartment is fully furnished and features a spacious bathroom, fully equipped kitchen and spacious living space with flat screen television. Additional in-room amenities include heating, an iron/ironing board and a telephone.
Full Kitchen
• Complimentary kitchen pack
• Crockery
• Dishes
• Dishwasher
• Fridge with freezer
• Glassware
• Hob
• Kettle
• Microwave
• Oven
• Refrigerator
• Toaster
• Washing machine/dryer
General Room Amenities
• Alarm Clock
• Heating
• iPod Docking Station
• Iron and Ironing Board
• King Bed
• Sofa Bed
• Telephone
Bathroom Amenities
• Complimentary Toiletries sets
• Hair Dryer
• Heated towel rail
• Shaver point
• Shower room
• Two complete bathrooms
Accommodation Entertainment
• Stereo
• Television
Bar & Restaurant
Outdoor Dining TerraceThe Waterfront Restaurant is all about great-tasting fresh ingredients and locally sourced produce is used as often as possible.
Enjoy a quiet lunch or snack in the airy modern restaurant with its large picture windows overlooking stunning Loch Tay or, during summer, sit out on the stunning patio which is the perfect place to relax and unwind on lazy sunny afternoons or warm nights.
There is a wide selection of wines, Scottish/European beer, and spirits available as well as an extensive selection of gin and malt whiskies.
Take a seat at the bar and enjoy a relaxing drink or relax in one of the comfy armchairs with freshly brewed coffee and homemade shortbread.
Opening Times:
• Restaurant: Daily 11:00 – Late
Food service times:
• Breakfast rolls: 11:00 – 12:00
• Lunch: 12:00 – 15:00
• Snack: 12:00 – 16:00
• Dinner: 17:30 – 20:45
Sample Menu’s
• Evening Menu
• Light / Lunch Menu
• Kids Menu
Leisure
Fitness Suite Sauna Steam Room Indoor Heated Swimming Pool JacuzziThe Kenmore Club Resort has great onsite facilities for guests' use: (Fees apply – see here for details)
Take a dip in the swimming pool, and work up a sweat in the fitness centre or in the sauna.
Other facilities include:
• Fishing
• Golf - Putting Green/Mini-Golf
• Mini Golf
• Playground
• Table Tennis/Ping Pong
Directions to The Kenmore Club in Kenmore
Driving: From Edinburgh take the M90 towards Perth, then the A9 to Ballinluig and the A827 through Aberfeldy to Kenmore. Drive through the village and the resort is on your left. From Glasgow take the M80/M9 past Stirling to Junction 10. Then take the A84 / A85 to Callander and Killin. From Killin take the A827 to Kenmore. Please note: If travelling on the A822 from Crieff, please do not follow your sat nav if it directs you to turn left in the village of Amulree (signed for Glen Quaich). This road can be difficult to pass in icy conditions and it is possible to get stranded. Instead, continue to the A826 signed for Aberfeldy then pick up the A827 to Kenmore. Once in Kenmore, the resort is first on the left over the bridge.
Please note, when driving to the resort from the south your sat nav may attempt to redirect you away from the A822, advising you to turn left and pass through Glen Quaich. Please avoid this route. We advise you to follow the A822 and A826 via Aberfeldy.
Alternate Directions: There are taxis available at a cost of around £100 from Glasgow and Edinburgh Airports. There are trains from both Airports to Pitlochry - train timetables are available at www.nationalrail.co.uk.
Taxis from Pitlochry are £30 to the resort.
Airports
Main Airport
Airport name: Edinburgh Airport
Directions to resort: From Edinburgh take the M90 towards Perth, then the A9 to Ballinluig and the A827 through Aberfeldy to Kenmore. Drive through the village and the resort is on your left. Please note: If travelling on the A822 from Crieff, please do not follow your sat nav if it directs you to turn left in the village of Amulree (signed for Glen Quaich). This road can be difficult to pass in icy conditions and it is possible to get stranded. Instead, continue to the A826 signed for Aberfeldy then pick up the A827 to Kenmore. Once in Kenmore, the resort is first on the left over the bridge.
Taxi fare (one way): £130
Secondary Airport
Airport name: Glasgow Airport (Wokal Field)
Directions to resort: From Glasgow take the M80/M9 past Stirling to Junction 10. Then take the A84 / A85 to Callander and Killin. From Killin take the A827 to Kenmore. Please note: If travelling on the A822 from Crieff, please do not follow your sat nav if it directs you to turn left in the village of Amulree (signed for Glen Quaich). This road can be difficult to pass in icy conditions and it is possible to get stranded. Instead, continue to the A826 signed for Aberfeldy then pick up the A827 to Kenmore. Once in Kenmore, the resort is first on the left over the bridge.
Taxi fare (one way): £130
Hotel Notice Board
Please note due to increasing energy costs, guests at The Kenmore Club from 1 January 2023 forward will be charged a per night fee for the use of electricity based on the size of the accommodation. The estimated fee for electricity is currently: £10 per night for a 1-Bedroom apartment, £15 per night for a 2-Bedroom apartment and £16 per night for a 3-Bedroom apartment. Please note the estimated fees for electricity are subject to change. The fee for electricity will be charged at check-in.
Please note, when driving to the resort from the south your sat nav may attempt to redirect you away from the A822, advising you to turn left and pass through Glen Quaich. Please avoid this route. We advise you to follow the A822 and A826 via Aberfeldy.
Security Deposit
A security deposit of £100 is required upon arrival. This deposit is fully refundable 14 days after check-out as long as there has been no damage to the property.
**Please note that the Waterfront Restaurant is closed every Monday & Tuesday.
Walking Sailing Childrens Play Area Whisky Tasting Golf in Local Area Wildlife Watching Putting Green Climbing Canoeing Table Tennis Mini-GolfThe Kenmore Club resort is ideally situated for visiting the many wonderful small towns nearby such as Aberfeldy and Pitlochry as well as a vast array of attractions and outdoor activities
GOLF
Perthshire is not only home to the world-famous Gleneagles, but also some of the finest inland golf courses in the world including the Rosemount Course at Blairgowrie, Aberfeldy, Pitlochry and Taymouth Castle Golf Club, set in the grounds of Taymouth Castle near Kenmore.
OUTDOOR ADVENTURE
Some of the finest country pursuits and leisure activities can be found on the doorstep, ranging from high adventure to extremely relaxing. As well as traditional pursuits such as walking, Highland Adventure Safari, falconry and country and field sports, Perthshire is one of Europe’s finest adventure playgrounds boasting an unrivalled range of outdoor experiences including river canyoning, white water rafting, clay shooting, zorbing & sphering, microlight flights and cliff jumping!
FISHING
The Kenmore Club is situated at the mouth of the River Tay, boasting 1½ miles of challenging salmon fishing for both novice and professional anglers alike on the famous Upper Tay.
ATTRACTIONS
Perthshire has a rich heritage of castles, churches, battlefields and historic sites. Places of interest within an easy drive of Kenmore along country roads with stunning views include Castle Menzies, Dewar’s World of Whisky, The Crannog Centre, Blair Castle, House of Bruar, Pitlochry Dam & Salmon Ladder, The Falls of Dochart, The Pass of Killiecrankie, Fortingall Yew, to name a few.
For more information on things to see in and do in the area, check out our Destination Guide