This is one of the smaller stations we traveled in and out of on our most recent UK trip. While…read moreit's clean and relatively easy to navigate, you don't really have much to choose from while inside the station itself. There are stairs that lead from one platform to the next, and the signs can be a bit confusing (indeed, our first time through Stirling was on our trip from Inverness to Edinburgh, and I mistakenly read the signs as "up one flight to platform 2". Thank goodness my husband realized my mistake before we hauled all our luggage up and over for no reason!) The trains ran on schedule here, as well, the three times we had occasion to pop on and off. It got to be a bit of a push on our Edinburgh return train, as the train only had 3 cars and there were quite a few people looking to get on, but we managed to find good seats facing the right direction without an issue.

I often head to Stirling on days off, with regular trains to and from Glasgow…read more There is not a lot here to offer in the station a cafe with out of order toilets and a WH smith I have never noticed the AMT coffee but will look out for it when I'm here next time. I like that there is a heated waiting room where other stations don't and a toilet that is free to use and when they do they charge you for the facilities. When l was heading back to Glasgow I had to use the rest room where a couple where getting jiggly in one of the cubicles, I knew this as her legs half way out the door, either that the guy was showing his cd collection and she was impressed but doubt that very much. Anyway to cut the story short l announced to the now full waiting room the goings on in the cubicle and for everyone to look at the door when they walked out, they had no shame, hope it wasn't a first date. This train station well deserved the 4 stars given for pure entertainment that l get every time l visit this station. P.s the couple sat at the seats across from me and got of at queen st.

We rode a few times with Steve and Tham (Tom). These two are so considerate, patient and all around…read moregreat guys. We were delayed at the airport an hour and Steve patiently waited without charging an arm and a leg. Tham waited patiently while we exchanged money, again without charging crazy extra. You'll be in good hands with these very knowledgeable and trustworthy gentleman!

From the owner: Private hire taxi service local and long distance, airport Transfers we also offer half day and…read morefull day tours.

These silly drivers need to get a pure grip my friend got kicked off the bus for no reason and he…read morehad to walk from st. Ninias to Cowie how dangerous your bus drivers need to get more education on these buses what if you got kicked off and had to walk all the way home get a grip!!

Facility did not run in 2009!!read more

On the Booking app this is listed as a Hotel. We booked and…read morean hour later when we arrived it was clear that this was a hostel. We promptly canceled and they still charged our card. The outside of the building is a bit scary and unwelcoming. I'm glad we canceled but they should really reimburse us and adjust their advertising on the Booking App.

This is probably one of the liveliest and most welcoming hostels I have ever had the pleasure of…read morestaying in. We meant to only be here for a night but after the first night we fell in love with its charm and booked it for two more nights! There are quirky little William Wallace details strewn about the hostel. Whether in the logo or the signs warning you to wash your dishes before you feel the wrath of the lightning bolts from his arse, Wallace is well represented. The common room is chalk full of games, seats, tables, and usually people! There are a few outlets and extension chords allotted for the common room. WiFi is provided and they even have a Wii! It has a great community vibe and everyone hangs out together in the common area. I do have to warn you that this does make the Wi-Fi pretty slow so if you are antisocial and like to immerse yourself in the interwebs, such as ourselves, this may be an issue! The kitchen is fully stocked although does seem to lack a bit in space to keep your perishables. The refrigerator was packed! They even supply you with a small spice rack which is nice as most hostels are not this considerate. People seem to rotate pretty casually from the kitchen and there didn't appear to be any type of rush hour, which was a nice change of pace. The bedrooms are relatively quiet which is a rarity for hostels! The beds are comfortable enough and linen is provided. My only complaint is the lack of outlets! There appeared to be only two for the entire room. Luckily my bunk was right next to one! ;) My main issue was that our bedroom, room 1, is very close to the outside main street. There is a lot of bar activity in the area and each night we would be woken up somewhere between 1-3am by yelling. The first night it was just yelling and laughter, the second night sounded like a fight and we believe someone got hit by a car, and on the final night it appears that the entire bar decided to form a choir and belt out 'Bohemian Rhapsody' at the top of their lungs. While the third night was a bit entertaining, in general this noise really put a damper on our stay here. There are lockers available but they are pretty much only big enough for your wallet so everyone just leaves their stuff on their bunks. If you are paranoid, such as myself, about leaving your stuff about they do allow you to keep it behind the reception desk. The bathrooms are gender neutral and have mixed showers which was a nice touch. I really hate gender divided sleeping and bathing quarters. However, if you don't like mixed rooms this may not be a positive for you. The entire hostel was very clean without seeming like a hotel. The paint is warm, colorful, and welcoming. Almost feels like the building is giving you a hug! The staff were all very kind and helpful. It was nice how they seemed like any other hostel traveler as they hung out in the common room and cooked alongside us during their off time. They were all very approachable! We thoroughly enjoyed our time here in Stirling and that was greatly due to the Willy Wallace Hostel. We will certainly recommend and would stay again shall we ever return.