Trossachs Bed & Breakfasts Guide

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

in an idyllic location on the shores of Loch Long, stylishly designed and furnished rooms with fine views of the Loch, and superb breakfasts

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

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

in a picturesque village setting, just a 3 minute walk to the banks of Loch Lomond, this cosy B&B is in the perfect place to relax and unwind

an intimate guest house, on the shores of Loch Long, offering homely guest rooms, set next to a charming village pub and restaurant

enjoy a game of tennis at this homely guesthouse featuring well appointed, comfortable rooms with stunning views across the mountains

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

priding itself on the use of home made goods for breakfast and its period charm, this welcoming guest house offers traditional, cosy rooms

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

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 traditional village inn with an emphasis on food - locally sourced, fresh produce - as well as offering comfortable, well-appointed bedrooms

on the banks of Loch Earn, a comfortable hotel offering well-appointed bedrooms, good hospitality and good food in the loch view restaurant

set on the banks of the River Teith with fishing from its private pools, a period Scottish manse providing well appointed, luxurious bedrooms

an atmospheric, quirky motel, found alongside the A84, with simple style rooms, most with scenic views, and a lively bar, café and restaurant

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

directly on the shores of Loch Lomond with its own beach and jetty, many of the contemporary rooms have loch views as does the restaurant