Stirlingshire Bed & Breakfasts Guide

steeped in history and nestled in the Central mountain region, this picturesque farm provides comfortable, well equipped accommodation

spacious, Victorian villa, refurbished in a pleasing style, yet retaining plenty of original character; bedrooms are elegant and well-appointed

previous guests have lamented not being able to stay longer at this welcoming, quiet, guest house providing luxurious, comfortable rooms

on Killin's fringes, opposite the River Lochay, a cosy, Victorian country house with a relaxing ambience and traditional, comfortable rooms

small, family-run guest house featuring smart, individually styled bedrooms and a character bar and snug offering a fine selection of malts

nestled at the foot of Stirling Castle, this elegant B&B - adorned with original artwork - is ideally situated, it also boasts a pretty garden

spacious, comfy farmhouse, set in quiet countryside south of Stirling, featuring cosy, well-appointed rooms, some with mountain views

commended for its home-from-home friendliness by previous guests, this welcoming, period guest house offers cosy, well appointed rooms

a period guest house, former Station Masters house, providing cosy, Scottish themed rooms with a friendly and relaxing atmosphere

set in quiet lane off the main route from Stirling to Callander, just outside of Doune, a refurbished Victorian villa with spacious, comfortable rooms

boasting the use of fresh local produce, this welcoming guesthouse features well presented, ensuite rooms in a modern, stylish setting

offers good quality accommodation in the heart of town, bedrooms are well-presented and the restaurant serves pub classics and local dishes

a warm welcome awaits at this bright and airy guesthouse providing well presented, cosy rooms and exuding an air of relaxation and comfort

set on the West Highland Way, ideal en-route stop for walkers, a friendly guest house with well-appointed rooms and a relaxing ambience

behind the classic façade of this grand building lies a contemporary restaurant serving local produce and stylish and spacious bedrooms

escape to this period guest house set on a working farm and offering comfortable, airy and bright accommodation in a picturesque setting

set at the head of Loch Earn an 18th Century Scottish manse providing bright, well presented rooms in a relaxing and welcoming atmosphere

originally built around 1890, this welcoming guesthouse features bright, cosy rooms with a genial host highly commended by previous guests

a welcoming accommodation, in a picturesque setting, featuring well appointed, cosy rooms, some with a guests' private seating area

meet the alpacas, Shetland ponies and rabbits in the garden of this Scottish, manse guesthouse providing well appointed, ensuite bedrooms