Trossachs Bed & Breakfasts Guide

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

pleasantly updated inn, has a history going back over 200 years, with an informal restaurant serving seasonal food with a modern twist

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

alongside the A84 between Loch Voil and Loch Earn, ideal as an en-route stop, and offers comfortable, contemporary styled bedrooms

Scotland's oldest licensed inn, on the central square of this pretty village, offers hearty food, a sociable bar and now modern, comfy rooms

chic, boutique styling, seasonal, local food from the estate, a quiet glen setting and loch views are all provided at this stylish, country retreat

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

a classic, Scottish inn offering comfortable, traditional accommodation and where locals and visitors alike enjoy the local ales and craft beers

a peaceful lakeside retreat, in The Trossachs National Park, decorated in a classic New England style and serving local and Scottish produce

overlooked by Ben Sheann and with the beautiful Loch Lubnaig only a stone’s throw away, this period inn offers simple, no frills accommodation

boasts scenic views over Loch Earn and the surrounding countryside, stay in traditionally furnished rooms many with wonderful views

small, intimate, hotel, at the top end of Loch Lomond, with scenic loch views, a restaurant serving locally sourced produce and a cosy bar

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

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

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