The Hilton Dunkeld House Hotel & Country Club, originally built by the 7th Duke of Atholl as a summer home for his wife, is set in a 280-acre estate in a secluded position in the Scottish Highlands, 19 kilometres north of Perth. The hotel's 98 guestrooms feature period or modern decor and are equipped with satellite television with pay movies and video games, Internet connections, games consoles, desks, trouser presses, tea and coffee making facilities and bathrooms with hair dryers and complimentary toiletries. Guests can enjoy a host of countryside leisure activities, including clay-pigeon shooting, 4x4 off- road driving, all-terrain quad bikes, mountain biking, archery and air-rifle ranges. Other sporting facilities include all-weather tennis courts, volleyball, croquet, petanque, a fitness room and a nine-hole putting course. Less energetic guests can relax with a range of health and beauty treatments, including facials and massages, and the hotel's resident Style Director will help guests to look their best. The hotel's restaurant overlooks the River Tay and serves traditional Scottish dishes and hosts dinner dances, lunchtime jazz and Ceilidhs, while the relaxed, open-plan bar features oak panelling and a central fireplace and offers more than 50 malt whiskies. Those with business needs will benefit from meeting rooms, audio-visual equipment and secretarial services and the hotel houses an onsite newsagent, clothing store and foreign currency exchange. Motorists will find complimentary parking facilities on site. ; ; The hotel is set in 280 acres of private land and it is about 1 mile from the train station. Local attractions include pitlochry glamis Castle. Countryside 12 kms to city centre 65 kms to the airport (edinburgh) 75 kms to the airport (glasgow) 2 km to the nearest station (dunkeld) 65 km to the nearest fair site (ingilston edinburgh)