Hotels in Falkirk, Scotland

Rosyth House is an early Edwardian house which has been recently restored by the owners. It sits in peaceful surroundings overlooking the River Forth with ample car parking. We are only three miles from junction 3 on the M9 and in nearby Linlithgow we have a railway station which allows guests to travel with ease into either Edinburgh or Glasgow. Edinburgh International Airport is only 15 minutes drive away.

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The Castle (once owned by the family of Robert the Bruce) boasts 23 bedrooms (including some 4 Poster Beds) a Fine dining Restaurant & Cocktail Bar (open Friday & Saturday evenings only) with function rooms ideal for a Family Dinner or Meeting. Weddings are very popular within the Castle with the ceremony taking place in the delightful Wallace Lounge, offering Wedding Pictures to remember. The former Stable block is now the Country Club & boasts 99 comfortable rooms including doubles, twins, family rooms & junior suites. The Stables Bar, The Conservatory Pyramid Restaurant, meeting rooms for up to 300 persons & a Full Health & Fitness Club with Swimming Pool, Sauna, Jacuzzi, Gymnasium and Beauty Treatments can also be found in the Country Club. The Castle & Hotel are situated in the heart of Central Scotland and offer an ideal base for those who are looking to discover the real Scotland, being 30 minutes from Edinburgh, 45 minutes from Glasgow and 10 minutes from the new city of Stirling, with numerous historical sites within easy reach, such as Stirling Castle, the Wallace Monument and the world famous Falkirk Wheel. There really is no better place from which to visit Scotland.

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Each of the 109 luxurious bedrooms at The Inchyra Hotel have been tastefully decorated and designed for relaxation - why not treat yourself to added luxury with an executive or superior room? The Hotel is a perfect place to stay for either business or pleasure - we provide fully equipped meeting rooms for the use of our business customers. You can also enjoy our wide range of leisure facilities, including health suite, swimming pool and all-weather tennis court.

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Falkirk town centre is only a short stroll from the hotel. Callendar House and grounds are just across the road and The Falkirk Wheel, one of Scotland's premier visitor attractions and engineering marvels is easily accessable. The trossachs are only a short drive. All 33 bedrooms and 4 chalets, are all ensuite with shower and bath, radio,sky television, trouser press, hairdryer, telephone and tea and coffee makers. The Cladhan offers you a choice of dining. The Caledonia Restaurant with freshly prepared Table D'Hote menus or the more informal Cladhan Bistro. The bar and lounge is comfortable and is situated off the reception area. The upgraded function facilities are ideal for both large and small occasions, and the hotel can tailor make packages to suit your conference needs from interview rooms to 250 person seminars.

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FALKIRK is an ancient borough of Scotland and now has the world famous Falkirk Wheel,a modern engineering feat, it is also within easy reach of the West Coast of Scotland and within reach of many golf courses, heritage sites and great shopping

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Welcome to the Leapark Hotel - situated in the heart of Scotland and a perfect setting for weddings and business and social functions.

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A favourite with executive travellers and now increasingly the choice of discerning tourists, the hotel features an award winning restaurant - and a warm welcome from the Wallace family who own and manage it personally. The Grange Manor was built in the late 19th century for the factor (or agent) to the Earl of Zetland's local estates. The Earl's own house, long since demolished, was just across the way although the Earl was seldom resident. The factor certainly spared no expense when it came to doing up his own patch, as can be seen in the elaborate cornices and exquisite wooden staircases that grace the Grange Manor to this day. Unfortunately, when Zetland made one of his rare visits, he too saw the standard of luxury the factor had lavished on himself and sacked him on the spot ... or so the story goes. Whatever happened a hundred years ago, the building's more recent history has been as a hotel. Bill and Jane Wallace bought it in 1993. Over the years, the hotel has been transformed by the addition of a major extension at the rear and, most recently, a complete refurbishment of the bar and restaurant at the front. This mirrors the Victorian features of the existing building so well that it is virtually impossible to see where original meets new. The new reception area is light and airy, with upholstered sofas and chairs arranged in conversation groups. Guests often choose to linger here over a cup of coffee or tea while browsing through one of the complimentary newspapers. Our Chef Stephen Ward came to us from a background with major hotels in Scotland. His approach to food is simple but uncompromising: start with the finest fresh ingredients, treat them with respect, serve them with imagination and pride. See what Taste of Scotland say about The Grange Manor. He describes the Grange Manor cuisine as 'Scottish with a French flavour,' all the more appropriate since 'Le Chardon' translated is the thistle featured on our menu cover. Look for the antique brass screen, a focal point in our new dining room - it's a relic from Bill's past life as a banker. He found the 200 year old casting from a disused banking hall lying in pieces and promptly bought them to restore. 'Wallace's', the Grange Manor's bistro bar, is situated in the former stables adjacent to the main house. Carefully refurbished, it retains the original stone walls with exposed ceiling beams lending additional character and charm.

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