Monachyle Mhor Hotel sits in the heart of The Trossachs National Park - peaceful, remote, and surrounded by some of Scotland’s most spectacular landscapes. Nestled between two lochs and framed by five Munros right on the doorstep, it feels a world away - yet it’s only a few hours from both Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Chef & Owner Tom Lewis, a proud Food and Drink Ambassador for Scotland, runs the hotel with wife Lisa May Lewis and brother Dick Lewis. Their focus is on honest hospitality and proper food - seasonal, thoughtful, and as farm-to-fork as it gets. Much of what’s served comes straight from the family farm, the kitchen garden, the surrounding hills, or within a 30-mile radius.

The hotel itself is full of character, each room individually designed, balancing comfort with personality. Step outside and you’re in a natural playground. That’s where RVIVAL comes in: together, we offer bespoke outdoor experiences that get you into the wild from cold-water swimming and foraging to guided hikes and survival skills, all led by our team of specialists.

Monachyle Mhor feels wonderfully secluded, yet is less than two hours from Glasgow and Edinburgh.

We’ll help make your journey seamless, with travel arranged through our trusted partners:

• Private transfers from Glasgow or Edinburgh train stations and airports.

• Bespoke travel arrangements from London or overseas.

• Helicopter or seaplane arranged discreetly to suit your plans.

Travel prices are available on request.

Each room at Monachyle Mhor has its own character. Designed by owners Tom and Lisa, the interiors blend cosy comfort with contemporary furniture, antiques, striking artwork and meaningful objects.

Thoughtful touches include bathrobes and slippers, organic toiletries, Birchwood teas and an Illy coffee machine. Choose from three distinct room styles:

Farmhouse Rooms - Four individually styled rooms in the original Mhor farmhouse, combining whitewashed walls, wood panelling, soft throws and vibrant accents with exceptionally comfortable beds.

Courtyard Rooms - Five spacious rooms pairing distinctive furnishings with easy comfort. Some welcome families or dogs, and a few have fireplaces. Each includes an en-suite bathroom and a generous double or king-size bed.

Feature Rooms - The six most spacious and luxurious rooms feature rich textures, bespoke furnishings and countryside views. Selected rooms offer twin slipper baths or private steam-room facilities, and wheelchair-accessible accommodation is available.

Monachyle Mhor’s cabins and wagon offer characterful retreats surrounded by woodland, lochs and Highland hills. Each brings its own blend of thoughtful design, cosy comfort and beautiful views.

Ferry Cabin -A restored ferry waiting room overlooking Balquhidder Glen, filled with vintage finds and contemporary touches. The neighbouring Bothy provides a kitchen and living space, while an outdoor wood-fired bath and fire pit invite you to unwind. Dedicated bathroom facilities are a minute’s walk away at the hotel.

Showman’s Wagon - A beautifully restored 1950s Pilot Panther wagon with retro charm and sweeping loch and mountain views. Sleeping up to four, it includes cooking facilities, a wood-burning stove, outdoor wood-fired bath, private decking and a pizza oven. Dedicated bathroom facilities are a short walk away at the hotel.

Corr - A thoughtfully designed black timber cabin with mountain views, a king-size bed, wood-burning stove, en-suite shower room and fully equipped kitchen. A peaceful space to settle in and switch off.

In the Trees - An elevated woodland retreat combining distinctive architecture with views across Balquhidder Glen. Sleeping up to four, it offers a private wood-burning hot tub for a relaxing soak among the trees.

Monachyle Mhor can be booked by the room or exclusively, giving youthe privacy and freedom of having the whole hotel to yourselves. Ideal for corporate retreats, family gatherings and celebrations, exclusive use brings together accommodation, shared spaces and the full hotel team, with restaurant menus tailored to your group.

Your stay includes 18 individually designed hotel rooms, five self-catering cabins, access to the sauna and use of the Dutch Barn, which accommodates up to 120 seated or 150 standing. More intimate spaces include the library, pink container, lounges, private dining kitchen and tipi, offering places to meet, dine and unwind together.

For larger groups, additional accommodation is available at Mhor 84.