Stirlingshire Mid-Range Hotels Guide

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

an 18th Century former hunting lodge full of old world charm retaining original features and offering well appointed, comfortable rooms

spacious and elegant Victorian building retaining plenty of original character offering well-presented rooms, many with scenic views

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

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

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

set in a picturesque loch side spot, with its own beach, an idyllic retreat offering stylish rooms without TVs that add to the quiet ambience