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

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

spread over three buildings, this traditional Drovers inn boasts a variety of rooms, some of which are in modern chalets, overlooking Gare Loch

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

this friendly and welcoming restaurant serves home-cooked food using local ingredients and offers live entertainment most weekends

a 5 minute drive from the village pubs and shops, this exceptionally well-presented, stylish B&B is surrounded by glorious, open countryside

village inn that dates back to 1635, today, it is a friendly free-house with comfortable rooms, bar and restaurant with 3 log fires and beer garden

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

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

18th-century mansion set in 75 acres of parkland, a place to relax and unwind - no TVs or WiFi in the rooms - or enjoy the onsite activities

set in a scenic spot - enjoys views straight down Loch Earn - and features well appointed hotel rooms, as well as hillside or retro chalets

once played host to Queen Victoria, a cosy hotel with individually designed rooms and a casual eating and dining area and wine bar

a pub, restaurant, café and shop on the West Highland Way in a pretty loch side village; elegant rooms in the main inn or nearby cottages

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

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

dating back to 1696, this charming hotel sits at the foot of Ben Lomond, on the loch shore, and offers peace and quiet just an hour from Glasgow

welcoming travellers since the late 1700s, now, restored and extended, it offers well-appointed rooms, cosy lounges and a character restaurant

guests may enjoy the various leisure facilities of this well-appointed hotel in a quiet village, just 4 miles from the banks of Loch Lomond

a substantial hotel at the head of the Loch, featuring bright, airy rooms, some with views to the Arrochar Alps and a relaxed, informal restaurant