Directions and mapping

Pitlochry is one of the real perennial favourite ‘honeypot’ destinations – ‘must visits’ - amongst  travellers to Scotland, and for holidays and short breaks in Scotland -  and Perthshire in particular - and is an easy drive, particularly from Edinburgh and Glasgow – but also from Aberdeen and Inverness -  making it a superb destination for a weekend break ‘escape’  from the city ‘smoke and hurly burly’, and its status as the 'gateway to the Highlands', means of course that you're in the heart of some breath-taking scenery.

You’ll easily find East Haugh House Hotel one mile south of Pitlochry in the small, quiet and picturesque village of East Haugh. It is a beautiful 17th century turreted stone house, built as part of the Atholl Estate and set in 2 acres of gardens close to the lovely River Tummel.

The house has been sympathetically, yet rather spectacularly, converted to a small, award winning personally run country house hotel not only providing stunning leisure and romantic breaks, and glorious culinary experiences, but also specialising in providing top quality fishing and fieldsports for guests. Neil and Lesley McGown who run East Haugh are both keen fishers themselves. The surrounfing local area is as rich in interest and diversity as anywhere in Scotland (‘Perthshire -  All of Scotland’) also offers superb golf courses, famous castles and distilleries, sensational mixed walking and climbing, thrilling adventure activities and watersports in stunning countryside and terrain - and lovely pony trekking at nearby Blair castle and Atholl  Estates..

A delightful retreat, perfect for totally relaxing weekend breaks, short breaks, or extended vacation in glorious Perthshire in the heart of Scotland..

Getting to East Haugh is easy no matter what your mode of travel.

By road

Coming from the south on the A9, take the Pitlochry exit off the A9. As you come down the slip road, the river is on your right. Take the very first turning on your right to East Haugh, Dalshian & Croftinloan. Continue along this road for 0.5 mile & we are on the right.

Coming from the north on the A9, bypass the town of Pitlochry on the right, following the signs for Perth -  and just over a mile south of Pitlochry which you’ll pass on the left hand side, watch out for the turnoff on the left, clearly signposted East Haugh Dalshian & Croftinloan.

By bus or coach

From the bus stop in the town centre, head south out of town. go under the rail way bridge, past Bells distillery on your left & just before joining the A9 south, take a left hand turning signposted to East Haugh, Croftinlaon & Dalshian. Continue under the railway bridge for half a mile & we are situated on the right hand side.

By air

From Edinburgh airport. Follow signs to Forth Road Bridge. After bridge continue on M90 until Perth. From M90 take A9 north signposted to Inverness. Take Pitlochry exit off A9. Take first turning on the right, under railway bridge. 0.5 mile on the right is East Haugh House. From Glasgow Airport take the M8 eastbound through Glasgow city centre until it joins the  M80 (left exit) – take the M80 to Stirling then onward to Perth, then follow the A9 signs to Inverness as above.

By rail

From Pitlochry station. Go up to main High Street and turn right. Continue going out of Pitlochry. Just before joining A9 to go south, take turn to left signposted to Croftinloan, Dalshian and EastHaugh. Go under railbridge and 0.5 mile on the right.

Taxis are usually available at the station  - a  useful number for advance booking is 01796 470123.

From Pitlochry town centre

From Pitlochry, head out of town. Take road on the left to East Haugh, Dalshian and Croftinloan. 0.5 mile on the right hand side

From Pitlochry tourist information centre.

Join main road by turning left out of car park. Continue out of town. Take road on left to East Haugh, Dalshian and Croftinloan. 0.5 mile on the right.