The Best Stirlingshire Pub Accommodation

the décor of each of the unique bedrooms is influenced by the Victorian period, the restaurant is in an elegant, rebuilt Victorian conservatory

with far reaching views of Loch Tay and mountains since 1649, this peaceful hotel boasts luxuriously appointed rooms and fine dining

the theme is Scottish landscapes and literary history at this renovated Victorian town house; smart bedrooms retain character features

enjoying views over the medieval cathedral and historic cottages, a welcoming, period accommodation with cosy, Scottish themed rooms

a period hotel, on the bustling main street, that has been refurbished to provide comfortable rooms and hosting weekend entertainment

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

use this well located inn as a comfy base for exploring the area, or enjoying outdoor pursuits, it offers bedrooms with a fresh, modern feel

set on the edge of the village, timber lodges with cosy, rustic rooms located next to a traditional bar with log fire and restaurant

modern, family-friendly pub and restaurant, with kids paly area, ideal as a Stirling touring base or as an-route stop if heading further north

with 140 malt whiskies in the bar and a lounge with log fire, this traditional hotel, alongside the A85, offers a relaxing, welcoming stay

contemporary kitchen, bar and rooms, rooms have a fresh, modern decoration, ideally placed for visiting the areas attractions

on the shores of Loch Earn with scenic views, a row of former cottages, now a cosy hotel ideal offering comfy rooms, a bistro and sociable bar

in the centre of the popular holiday town, this impressive 17th century hotel blends history with modern comforts in its traditional cosy rooms

welcoming guests for over 200 years, Rabbie Burns among them, today, it offers smart rooms and public spaces and an elegant ballroom

a warm welcome awaits at this friendly inn where the bar is frequented by locals and visitors alike; the accommodation is smart and comfy

just off the M9, between Falkirk and Grangemouth, and well placed as a touring base, a modern place to stay with smart and spacious rooms

a former blacksmiths, circa 1700's, directly overlooking the spectacular falls, now a cosy, welcoming inn with stylish rooms, some with fall views

in a pretty village, well-located for Stirling and The Trossachs, a traditional pub with stylish rooms, hearty food, log fires and beer garden

family-run establishment, set in a handsome Georgian townhouse on Callender's bustling main street, offering cosy, comfortable bedrooms

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