Hotels in Stirling, Scotland

Food served all day and accommodation available. The Oak Tree Inn is found in the village of Balmaha on the east shore of Loch Lomond. The Oak Tree Inn stands in the shade of a magnificent 500 year old oak tree, a focal point in the village and the perfect setting in which to relax. Your hosts Sandy and Lucy Fraser invite you to take time out, relax and enjoy one of Scotland's natural 'pieces of paradise'.

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The Dreadnought provides a blend of history with modern day comfort and style. An extremely popular hotel locally for bar lunches and functions, the hotel provides consistently high service. Loch Katrine, Loch Lomond, Stirling and many sites of beauty and interest are easily accessible from the Dreadnought.

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The Coppice Hotel is a small family run hotel standing in its own grounds and built in the year 1875. There are five well appointed, centrally heated bedrooms all with en suite showers and toilet, remote control colour television and tea/coffee making facilities. A small comfortable lounge bar serves meals throughout the day from an extensive menu. We enjoy an excellent reputation for our cuisine. The food, which is home made by the proprietor Mr Brown, is prepared daily using fresh locally available seasonal produce. There is a well stocked bar with a good selection of wines available. The Coppice is open all year round and ample car parking is available in well kept grounds.

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A little gem in the heart of the Loch lomond national park, historic charm, friendly service and great food. Well known also for its Scottish evenings, Murder Mystery weekends, Golf & walking holidays. No 1 night bookings over Hogmanay.

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It would be difficult to imagine a more beautiful situation for any building. The hotel lies at the foot of Ben Lomond (3,192 feet high) and is beautifully ringed round by woods. It stands practically on the loch which is magnificent in all its moods. It is part of the turbulent history of the district which was the stamping ground of that almost legendary outlaw, Rob Roy MacGregor. It was to the Rowardennan Inn, as it was then known, that Robert, one of Rob Roy's sons, brought a kidnapped heiress and forced her to go through a ceremony of marriage; a ploy which brought him eventually to the gallows in Edinburgh. Earlier, in 1716, residents of the inn must have witnessed the passage of the odd little fleet that came against the MacGregors and retired in triumph after burning a few small boats. In its peaceful capacity, the Inn served as a wayside halt for the wild drovers who brought their equally wild, shaggy cattle across the loch by ferry on their way to the famous markets that were held at Stirling and Falkirk. The ferry, too, still runs in the summer months for the use of pedestrians and cyclists. The Ferry Field, between the hotel and the pier, also commemorates those stirring days.

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A careful blend of character, comfort, fine dining and modern leisure facilities, including swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi, squash courts and gymnasium.Ample on site parking Situated between the vibrant City of Glasgow and the historic town of Stirling, it is the perfect location for touring city, town and countryside.

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The house was enlarged at the turn of the century creating an imposing exterior, which belies the warmth, comfort and the diverse architectural styles of the interior. Quite simply, Cromlix is a welcoming home in which to relax. The feeling of an Ancestral Home rather than a Hotel remains. Peaceful and friendly, supremely comfortable, totally relaxing and rather special. 7 Public rooms, 8 large suites with private sitting rooms and 6 further bedrooms are furnished throughout with antiques, fine furniture and paintings.

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Having been recently refurbished Killin Hotel now have 32 exquisitely decorated bedrooms, one of which is our Lochay four poster suite which is very romatic overlooking the River Lochay.

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The Kings House Hotel is a family run accommodation establishment built on the site of a Royal Hunting Lodge of the Stewart Kings and used by King James VI. The original building dates from circa 1571. The hotel was commissioned in 1799 as a 'Kings House' with six redcoat soldiers providing drovers, travellers and visitors with protection to ensure a tranquil stay. To this day the tradition of hospitality and care continues. The hotel accommodation consists of seven rooms, five doubles and two twins. All the bedrooms are en-suite, furnished in a homely cottage style and two have four poster beds. The hotel dining room features an Adam style fireplace with log fires. The menu includes traditional Scottish fare such as rack of lamb, salmon steak, venison medallion, breast of pheasant, trout, and haggis in a whisky sauce all accompanied by a fine selection of locally grown vegetables. Vegetarian dishes are offered and children's meals. If you fancy a drink try sampling some of Scotland's famous malt whiskies in the King James Bar adjacent to the dining room or in the Rob Roy Bar. Both serve bar meals from 11 a.m.

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The Perfect Place for a Break Away. The Express by Holiday Inn offer well equiped, clean, modern rooms which include power showers, hairdryers and modem points. All rates include buffet continental breakfast. Easy access to touwn and momotway. Stirling offers many other attractions - Stirling Castle, Wallace Monument, Old Town Jail and Sterling Mill Designer Outlet Village Edinburgh/Glasgow Airport (30/45 MI) National Wallace Monument (3 MI) Rail Station (3 MI) Stirling Castle (3 MI) Bannockburn Heritage Centre (4 MI) Holyrude Church (3 MI) Old Town Jail (3 MI) Shopping Mall (3 MI) Swimming Pool (3 MI) Foot Ball Stadium (0 MI) Tennis courts (3 MI) Albert Hall (3 MI) Tourist Information (3 MI) Edinburgh (35 MI) Glasgow (37 MI)

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Dating back to 1854, the former high school of Stirling has retained many of the original school house features including the fully working observatory at the top of the building, and memorabilia from former pupils. Located in the centre of Stirling, just a stroll from the town's famous landmark Castle, this wonderful hotel has recently been upgraded with refurbished bedrooms, offering first class accommodation, fine dining and a traditional warm Scottish welcome.

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It was here Highlander, Rob Roy McGregor, forayed in the 17th century and almost 300 years later, in one of the cosy oak beamed rooms of what was then Inchrie Castle Hotel, the 'Second Covenant' to give Scotland its own Parliament was signed by a small group of dedicated and proud Scotsmen. More than 2 million others followed their lead and signed the Covenant. From that day on Inchrie Castle Hotel became known as the Covenanters Inn. The Scottish connection continued when the famous 'Stone of Destiny', over which Scottish Kings and Queens of a bygone era were crowned, was secreted in the Inn when it mysterously disappeared from Westminster, London. A group of modern day Covenanters had removed the Stone to return it to its 'rightful home in Scotland'. Fifty years later the wish of the Covenanters came true when the Scottish Parliament opened in Scotland's capital city of Edinburgh and the Inn reverted to its original name of Inchrie Castle - The Covenanters Inn. Many parts of the original Castle remain, including quaint 'nooks and crannies' and the dungeon, hewn from the rock face under the Castle, where the Stone of Destiny lay hidden.

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The Hotel is surrounded by 25 Acres of mature wooded, landscaped gardens with clear, bubbling burns and well tended paths meandering though the grounds; yes, they could have invented the word idyllic just for us. There is an enormous amount to do. You've got a lovely indoor swimming pool, sauna, & steam room. The hotel has a free activity programme for adults and children; you'll find a sample of it on the leisure activity page. You can also try mountain biking, fly fishing, guided walks, one of the very popular ghost walks and archery. We no longer have squash courts. The area abounds with stately homes, great golf courses and fine gardens. Beauty Treatments can be arranged if booked in advance.

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