Located in Kirriemuir, 17 miles from Discovery Point, Thrums Hotel, Kirriemuir provides accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar.
Morley
United Kingdom
Very friendly and welcoming staff. Fantastic service and a michellin star restaurant is definitely missing out on Dan the chef's culinary excellence.
Located in Kirriemuir and with Discovery Point reachable within 17 miles, Airlie Arms Hotel has express check-in and check-out, non-smoking rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi and a bar.
Xavi01
Spain
Good value for money, quiet and clean room, friendly staff
The Royal Hotel is located in For far town center and features a fully-equipped fitness suite The rooms are en-suite and have tea/coffee making facilities and a flat-screen TV.
One Strathview B&B enjoys a location in Forfar, 13 miles from Discovery Point and 19 miles from Lunan Bay. This 3-star bed and breakfast offers luggage storage space and daily room service.
Susan
United States of America
It was wonderful. Very nice room, and great breakfast.
2 bedroom caravan in Lochlands leisure park is located in Forfar, just 12 miles from Discovery Point and 20 miles from Lunan Bay.
Sharon
Australia
Good size living space, easy to find, good communication, 2 loos, big bathroom with a bathtub! (Love a bathtub). Shower pressure was much better than any other place we've stayed this holiday,
Providing quiet street views, Executive Serviced apartments 2 in Forfar features accommodations and a garden. There's a private entrance at the apartment for the convenience of those who stay.
Located in Alyth and within 17 miles of Discovery Point, The Alyth Hotel features a bar, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property.
Carrie
Canada
Hotel was in great location and staff were lovely. Delicious evening meal and breakfast, and serving staff were fabulous. Decor in room was tasteful and everything was comfortable for the most part.
Located in Millton of Clova, 19 miles from Glamis Castle, Glen Clova Hotel & Luxury Lodges provides accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
It was easy to get round Kirriemuir, It is Peter Pan's place...
It was easy to get round Kirriemuir, It is Peter Pan's place. I was visiting family. It has 2 chemists if they are needed. A few good cafe's, a small supermarket, a small separate car park, 2 hotels and pubs. Forfar is only a few miles away.
Sandra
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
For lovers of literature, Kirriemuir is idyllic.
For lovers of literature, Kirriemuir is idyllic. It's easy to see why JM Barrie and others have written of fantasy and imaginations in this town and the surrounding areas. Unfortunately, I came down with a virus so my exploring was somewhat limited, but I would highly recommend exploring on foot this delightful place. I intend to return and do more exploring myself.
There's a great bakery with sweet and savory items, a wonderful butcher shop and several chemists that were quite helpful. The co-op grocers (there are 2 in town) had everything I needed and so I could just wonder at my leisure. There's a lovely little coffee shop (Bridges) with a relaxed and peaceful atmosphere to enjoy - they are closed on Thursday's and Sunday's so plan accordingly.
Laura McAlpine
United States of America
Scored 8.0
8.0
The weather wasn’t the greatest for early October yet there...
The weather wasn’t the greatest for early October yet there was enough to fill our time while staying in the area. Would definitely recommend Glamis and Stonehaven as optional excursions in addition to Kirriemuir.
Paula
United States of America
Scored 10
10
Only there for one day.
Only there for one day. Visited Barrie's grave and birth place. High street has lots of character, interesting shops e.g boutiques, craft shops etc.
Didn't manage to see the Bon Scott statue but maybe next time!
JOHN
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
The town is really nice but the centre looks like it has...
The town is really nice but the centre looks like it has seen better days. There is a good ice cream shop/cafe and a great play park. The Camera Obscura is run by volunteers and wasn't open when we went. The police museum was though, and it is small but interesting. J. M. Barrie's birthplace seems quite expensive for a small museum but the garden is free and nice to see. I think there is only one bar that has a restaurant and the food wasn't particularly special. There are take-aways in the centre and there are other restaurants that you can drive to, but we couldn't get a reservation in any. On an evening there were a few drunk teenagers being quite loud and at times it sounded like someone was racing a car around the area.
The area surrounding Kirriemuir seems really good for walks and scenery. We went for a walk along the river at Cortachy, and a swim at Gella Bridge.
Claire
Scored 8.0
8.0
Seemed like a nice wee town with a good selection of shops,...
Seemed like a nice wee town with a good selection of shops, places of interest and nice walks. We ate in our hotel, The Airlie as the food was great, although there appeared to be a reasonable selection of other places to eat. Will certainly be back.
Kirriemuir is an excellent location for all the attractions of that part of Scotland. The hotel has everything a visitor needs. It is clean and friendly with a very good bar that has a excellent menu. All the staff are very friendly and helpful. For anyone with an EV there are two charging points in a public car park a few meters from the hotel.
Warm welcome no explanation of the rules and regulations as we said that we visited last year, the jacuzzi in the room, great a good welcome place to rest my bones after a 5 hour drive and it's only a 5 minute walk away from the centre of Kirriemuir.
The flat was beautifully decorated and really homely and it was exceptionally clean. It’s also situated in the centre of Kirriemuir so you’re close to the shops, restaurants and lovely walks.
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