As the year grows old and the wind blows cold, In Moulin the fires burn brightly. Sited in the village square of Moulin, an ancient Scottish crossroads, there is ample parking around the hotel, with easy access to main roads, rail and bus routes. The oldest part of the building is the original Moulin Inn, first opened in 1695 and furnished in traditional pub style with two log fires. The village also has a long history which shows in its ancient churchyard with Crusaders' graves, standing stones, Old North Road and castle ruins.
Walkers are able to enjoy any one of sixteen routed walks in the area.
There is golf at the stunning local course, plus five other courses within a thirty minute drive, and there is fishing for salmon or trout on the Tay, Tummel or Garry, lochs and rivers. Shops, restaurants and historical sites abound. With the A9 passing close by and being a traditional crossroads, it is possible to quickly reach both east and west coasts and the Cairngorms. Speyside and Edinburgh are less than ninety minutes away and you can return to Pitlochry to enjoy local amenities for the rest of your stay. The Festival Theatre provides performances twice a day with at least five different plays per week, open May to October.