The Best Trossachs Hotels

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

set in the stunning Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, just outside Aberfoyle, this modern accommodation features spacious, en suite rooms

just a short walk from the loch shore, this modern inn features bright and airy rooms and a relaxed restaurant, specialising in seafood dishes

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

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

set on the edges of Loch Ard, this comfortable hotel features well-equipped rooms as well as offering a wide range of leisure activities

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

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

next to the River Lochay, a welcoming hotel with good facilities, ideally placed to enjoy the many outdoor pursuits in and around Loch Tay

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

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