Hotels in the Trossachs

Callander

Today visitors can flake out and enjoy 21st century convenience in newly refurbished bedrooms whilst they admire the countless initial eighteenth century architectural functions. Guests can choose from 7 beautifully inviting guest bed rooms all with super-king size beds and high tech ensuite services..At the Crown resort we take great pleasure in providing exemplary house cooked meals reflecting a genuine Taste of Scotland utilizing in your area sourced fresh Scottish produce.

Kinlochard

Macdonald Forest Hills resort & Spa is nestled on finance companies of Loch Ard, into the heart regarding the Trossachs..This resort provides a luxurious getaway on the home, only 20 mins from Stirling, 40 mins from Glasgow and under and time from Edinburgh...Having recently undergone a £1million financial investment, including numerous room and public area refurbishments, this resort may be the just 4-star resort when you look at the Trossachs and it is well suited for keen walkers and cyclists seeking to explore the surrounding tracks.

The Dalgair House resort is a family run hotel right in the Centre of Callander. Callander can be found in beautiful countryside however is at 1 hour of Edinburgh, Glasgow and Perth. The resort advantages of unique private car park, great entertainment and a relaxed and friendly environment. Our enjoyment is concentrated in the 30.age team and in most cases live Scottish folk-music on a Friday, Karaoke on a Saturday and Accordion music on a Sunday afternoon.

Aberfoyle

The Rob Roy is splendidly situated in idyllic country during the gateway to Scotlands very first nationwide Park, and the ideal base for going to the Trossachs, the Highlands and Perthshire.. called following the famous neighborhood folk hero, the Rob Roy provides exceptional food, friendly staff, and good old fashioned value for money. All bed rooms come in a big annex which will be approx 50 yards from primary hotel, are en-suite, with.colour TV, telephones, and all sorts of.of the necessary modern-day facilities.

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