The Adamson Trust, a charitable trust, was set up in 1947 by Agnes Adamson, a Crieff resident, with an endowment of £10,000 to buy and support a respite home or to give a holiday grant for disabled children. However, the Trustees at the time decided instead to finance holidays and respite breaks for children with a wide range of illnesses and difficulties.  ...

As one of the most popular hotels in Perthshire, the Hydro Hotel Pitlochry offers everything a guest needs for a relaxing stay. With 73 bedrooms, two stylish lounges, a superb restaurant and a well-equipped leisure club, it’s the perfect base from which to explore the stunning local area. There’s plenty to see and do in the local area, and the hotel itself comes fully equipped with a fitness centre, shared lounge, terrace and gardens. The hotel is 10 minute walk from the scenic town centre, on the River Tummel in the picturesque Perthshire Highlands. Every one of Pitlochry Hydro’s 73 rooms boasts traditional décor with modern finishes. All rooms come complete with cosy heating, free WiFi, a TV and tea and coffee-making facilities. The hotel offers a range of rooms, from single rooms and family rooms to superior rooms that epitomise luxury.