About
The Moulin Hotel, Pitlochry
The Moulin Hotel in the little
hamlet of Moulin, just north of Pitlochry (approx. 1 mile north),
stands at an ancient Scottish waypoint. Important routes from
Strathtay to Strathardle and from Dunkeld to Donavourd both passed
through Moulin. This meeting of routes has caused many people to
visit or pass through Moulin during the last 1,000 years. In 903
AD, a Viking raid on Dunkeld culminated with the local Picts
defeating the invaders in a battle just over Moulin Moor in
Strathardle. In 1306, Robert the Bruce retreated through Moulin. In
the 16th century, Mary Queen of Scots may have passed through
Moulin heading for Blair Castle.
The Moulin Hotel embraces a warm and
welcoming world of peace, tranquillity and traditional
Scottish hospitality. Perfectly sited in the village square of
Moulin, an ancient Scottish waypoint, the hotel sits peacefully
just under a mile away from the bustling and perenially popular
tourist town of Pitlochry.
The Moulin Hotel is often referred to as a romantic little, Inn
style, Scottish hotel. It offers short
breaks and city get away breaks in a popular area of
Highland Scotland. The Moulin is a most worthy contender for
that really special Scottish highland short break with a
difference. The little brewery adds to the spice and charm and
experiencing the lovely ales it produces is itself most worthy of a
visit.
