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Cumbernauld is a lovely place to visit plenty of attractions to see. Lots of good restaurants and a good range of food available. Near to Falkirk to visit the Falkirk Wheel and the Kelpies. Central for Falkirk, Stirling and Glasgow.

Cumbernauld village is part of the huge Cumbernauld estate, a town outside of Glasgow. Only stayed for 2 nights whilst visiting family in the area. Easy access to Glasgow and Edinburgh etc. We ate at the Coorie which is part of the Black Bull inn, food good and staff very friendly and accommodating. Didn’t do any site seeing so can’t comment on the local town faclities, but a huge place and a car is necessary.

Have stayed here several times. Location and fact it’s pet friendly suits my needs. Staff are always amazing. Friendly and helpful. Recent visit disappointing. Room not as comfort as I remembered and breakfast definitely not as good as before. Coffee stations not working or needing replenished. Orange juice dispenser needed replenished. Sausage/bacon platters at buffet needed replenished at different times. Embarrassing having yo ask staff about- coffee station, orange juice, sausage platter, bacon platter. Will always go back as location and pet friendly is perfect, but having to pay £20 for pet should ensure client gets same Hilton comfort as other guests. Perhaps more staff in kitchen would ensure quality Hilton breakfast. Full praise to Westerwood Staff.. They are the reason I would return.

This is a very strange town. I think we stayed in the old part. Small, only 2 not very nice looking restaurants and some take aways. To get to the new part you need to drive as we could not find any proper roads unless you want to go past a dual carriageway. 30 minute walk anyway. The new part of town is even worse than the old part, no real city centre, many restaurant chains. Went to a park nearby, that was OK.

Its a quiet central location with Edinburgh Sterling to the East - Glasgow and the Trossachs to the West and excellent road links. Good food at The Black Bull in the Village. Book parking at attractions in advance as they can be busy.

I would recommend visiting Cumbernauld Village but, unless you enjoy large shopping malls, not the Town Centre, a 1950s 'New Town'. The Village was the original part and the Town that grew from it was carefully planned with lots of green spaces. It could have been more enjoyable if there wasn't so much decay. It doesn't look as though money is spent on repairing and reviving what must have been a massive improvement on the back streets of Glasgow. Bus service no. 37X to Falkirk takes you directly back to Cumbernauld Village - 2 miles away from the Town Centre.