Glenlivet Hotel

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Glenlivet Hotel was established in 1918 on the Glenlivet Estate on the east side of Lake Muturikwi (Kyle).

During the 1940’s the hotel was run by William Trumperant Potts (1885-1947) and his wife. After William’s death in 1947, it was

After a stint as a backpackers hostel, the hotel appears to be still running today.

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