Bankfoot Inn

Historic 1760 inn in Bankfoot, Scotland, with weekly folk music sessions and direct access to Cycle Route 77

History & Character

Bankfoot Inn occupies a historic building dating back to 1760. The inn offers cozy communal spaces with a log-burning stove for relaxation. Weekly folk music sessions invite guest participation and are a recurring highlight for visitors.

Dining

The restaurant at Bankfoot Inn uses locally sourced ingredients for its menu. Guests can order from special diet menus, and the Thursday steak night includes a glass of wine. Children have their own kids' meals, and breakfast in the room is available.

Rooms & Accommodations

The inn provides family rooms with private bathrooms, carpeted floors, and TVs. A self-contained apartment accommodates up to four guests with a separate kitchen and living space. Pet-friendly rooms are offered, with pet bowls provided on request.

Location & Activities

Bankfoot Inn sits directly on Cycle Route 77 of the Sustrans National Cycle Network, giving cyclists direct access to scenic routes. Nearby attractions include Scone Palace (15 km) and Dunkeld and Birnam Station (8 km). Hiking trails in the Obney hills and historic sites in Perthshire are within walking distance.

Pet-Friendly & Services

The inn welcomes dogs and provides pet bowls and designated pet-friendly rooms. Ski storage is available for winter guests, and the hotel offers an airport shuttle service. Daily housekeeping, laundry, and ironing services are all included.

• History: Built in 1760 with original character and log-burning stove
• Dining: Locally sourced menus with special diets and Thursday steak night
• Rooms: Family rooms and self-contained apartment for up to 4 guests
• Activities: Weekly folk music sessions and direct access to Cycle Route 77
• Pet-Friendly: Dogs welcome with pet bowls and designated rooms
• Location: 15 km from Scone Palace and 8 km from Dunkeld