We spent 4 blissful nights at this bed and breakfast. The…read morehouse is situated centrally in Stirling. It is a listed Georgian house and is beautifully and tastefully decorated throughout. The breaksfasts are delicious and very filling. We stayed in the double en suite room with views out over the garden. There was a television, small bathroom with shower and tea and coffee making facilities. Can't say we were hugely impressed with the UHT milk, but otherwise it was wonderful. It was a very peaceful place considering being in the centre of Stirling. The rates were very reasonable and we were made very welcome and very comfortable during our stay. The other guests were wonderful too. We will most likely go back there again too.

Abbey Craig was my absolute favorite B&B on my recent trip to Scotland and rivaled that of hotels…read more Location: Within 15 minutes walking distance to Stirling Castle and City Centre; even less to the Wallace Monument Amenities: --Beautiful rooms with plush and comfortable beds and pillows --Flat Screen TVs with DVD Players (and DVDs in the Breakfast Room to borrow) --Extremely fast and reliable Wifi --Great list of things to do in the area upon arrival --Mini refrigerator in room --Hot tea tray with biscuits waiting for you --Neat showers with LED lights in them --Hair dryers for the ladies --Extremely accommodating hostess, Annette, who will accommodate your specific breakfast needs and wants Parking: Available on-site Annette could not have been friendlier or more accommodating. She was so friendly; I wish I had stayed here a couple extra nights!

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From the owner: Come and see the heartland of Scotland and the gateway to the Highlands. Its magnificent castle is…read morewhere Mary Queen of Scots was crowned and a favourite royal residence of many of the Stuart monarchs. The castle also houses the Regimental Museum of the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders. Argyll House overlooks the Wallace Monument, the gothic tower honouring Scotland's other national hero - William Wallace. Our front bedrooms have a wonderful view of the monument which is spectacularly lit at night. With a backdrop of mountains and the winding river Forth, Stirling is Scotland's green city and gateway to the country's first National Park. Easy access to Glasgow & Edinburgh Airports. Close to rail and motorway links. Argyll House is currently rated No 1 B&B / guest house for Stirling on www.tripadvisor.co.uk - check Guests recommendations. We are also highly recommended in Guide du Routard.

This was our 4th stay at the Stirling Highland over the last 9 years, and sadly it will be the…read morelast. Check In: Arrived early and waited in the lobby. Not sure if room was ready before 4:00, as no one let us know. Had to ask for a second key, when there were obviously two of us. Headed back to the desk for assistance with radiator; however, no one could explain how it worked. The Room: Nothing has been updated. Had to crawl behind a chair to plug in the phone, when they could have just replaced the wall lamps with ones with USB ports. Things also haven't been maintained (huge crack in bathroom floor tile, mold on ceiling molding, and missing and dirty caulk). The Restaurant/Bar: No food being served to hotel guests because of a private event Thursday evening with no notice at all. Had 2 bags of chips from the bar for dinner. Breakfast was passing at best (no scrambled eggs one morning and hard and gross the next). Filthy carpet, with stains and black stuff stuck to it. Lack of upkeep, and not too appetizing either. Finally: Our first night, we were treated to a small dog running down the hallway barking all the way, twice (about 2:00 a.m.). We were just a few rooms down the hall from Reception, so no idea why staff didn't address it. Then there was the dog in the hotel bar off leash that kept escaping out the door. If you're wondering if we have anything against dogs, we are the ones who kept an eye on her and put her back in the room and closed the door multiple times, so she wouldn't wander off. Dogs at hotel, fine; guidelines and staff follow through, needed. Would have loved to give this feedback to the hotel directly, but at the end of a 2-week trip, the Stirling Highland was the only business that didn't reach out for feedback. Is the Stirling Highland afraid of what people will say, or do they already know?

This has to be by far one of the most underwhelming stays I've ever experienced…read more We paid quite a decent price for this hotel and expected an actual 4 star hotel. Now I don't know what you need to get 4 stars in Scotland but I think the hotel would have a tough time even competing with 3 star hotels. The rooms are extremely outdated and definitely not what I would expect for that price. In the bathroom, the fake marble counter tops are not completely glued together anymore, so it feels like the bathroom is actually falling apart. It honestly feels like the newest thing in the bathroom is the shower curtain that appears to have been put there years ago. The bed also seems to have aged quite a bit - the mattress doesn't even lie flat on the bed anymore. That being said, the bed sheets fall off at every single movement as they're not fitted anymore... The hotel rooms had extremely thin walls and you were able to hear everything that was going on in the hallway and every single step people were taking. Additionally, the floors felt like they were going to break every second. BUT the biggest disappointment was BY FAR the breakfast. First of all, you have to wait quite a while for a staff member to check you in so you can get to the buffet style breakfast. We paid extra for the breakfast but should've rather went to a local café. Almost everything was out of stock at 9am (breakfast lasts until 10:30 on Sundays) and when asking the staff members for things such as more toast, they gave an annoyed look and came back with about 10 slices of bread that were gone in seconds. Not to mention that there is no such thing as cheese or salami or anything. The Nutella was empty too. The worst thing was the coffee which tasted like a mix of instant coffee and chlorine. There also was no juice left and all the staff was doing was standing literally right next to the juice containers and not filling them up but rather appeared to have private conversations. When entering the hotel, you are greeted with a nice smell of moisture combined with mold. Only good thing was the view which was nice and the size of the rooms which sadly doesn't make up for all the negative aspects of this hotel. Honestly would never come back to this so called 4 star hotel.

We stayed at the Kilronan House last August during a month long trip to Scotland and Ireland. This…read morewas the first stop on our trip and it set our expectations high. It was amazing! The house and surrounding area was beautiful, our hosts were charming, the rooms had everything we could ever need and the breakfasts were delicious! The location was so close to the train station that we could walk there, and just down the road from local shops and restaurants. We stayed here instead of Edinburgh as we came during peak season and didn't want to pay the premium prices of staying in the city when we could be so close by. And it was a great home base to check out the surrounding attractions. Everything about this place was perfect. We will definitely be returning the next time we're in Scotland.

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