Scotland's Oldest Inn was established on the 3rd of November 1572, with the "model" village (now a conservation area) of Kenmore being built around the hotel from 1760.

The hotel is situated in the Heart of the Scottish Highlands, deep within Rob Roy and Campbell country. Nestling on the banks of the River Tay the Hotel is famous for its warmth, charm and Highland hospitality.

A beautiful setting and historical location offer a touch of paradise unspoiled by time. Rooms, restaurants and bars offers superb views of the mountains and river.

Rabbie Burns, 1782 was so struck by the area, that he composed a poem sitting on the bridge over the Tay and wrote it in pencil on the chimney breast of the fireplace in our Poet's bar where it is to this day.

Being centrally located the Hotel is ideal for touring. Furthermore the area is rich in things to see and do including golf, fishing, watersports, walking and cycling, with castles and historic places a plenty..

An 18 month refurbishment program completed in April 2000 has brought the hotel bedrooms and amenities into the 21st century, while taking great care to maintain the historical character and charm of Scotland's Oldest Inn.