With picturesque views over Loch Earn to the hills beyond, Achray House is set in the peaceful village of St Fillans and within the boundaries of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park.
Karen
United States of America
Beautiful scenery, very clean and the owners or people who ran it were so kind.
Located in Lochearnhead, 23 miles from Lake of Menteith, The Clachan Hotel, Lochearnhead has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Duke
United States of America
Great view! Great dinner food in a cozy pub atmosphere.
Featuring free WiFi, The Royal Hotel offers pet-friendly accommodations in Comrie, 21 mi from Perth. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Free private parking is available on site.
27 miles from Scone Palace in Comrie, Aquila Retreats provides accommodations with access to wellness packages. Private parking is available on site at this recently renovated property.
Pei Ling
Singapore
Check-in was seamless; hosts were friendly and helpful (they accommodated to our request for early breakfast so that we could arrive at Glenfinnan Viaduct to photograph Harry Potter steam train in the morning).
Located 22 miles from Castle Menzies, The Courie Inn offers 4-star accommodations in Killin and features a restaurant, a bar and water sports facilities.
Anita
United States of America
What a pleasure to stay in a family run B&B. Stephanie took the time to welcome us to the facilities and write down an itinerary for us. The entire family was kind, patient and sure our needs were met.
Ideally situated to explore the natural beauty of the Trossachs National Park, this charming hotel is set in Callendar, at the ‘Gateway to the Highlands’.
Just a 10-minute walk from the center of Crieff, The Murray Park is a modern yet homely hotel offering a bar, restaurant and free access to their sister property’s wellness center.
Beautiful Loch side walk. Very peaceful. The lodge has most things we needed. A bit run down, but just cosmetic. Lots of hot water and the bed was quite comfortable. Be prepared to drive about 30 mins if you want to eat away from the hotel.
Adrienne
New Zealand
Scored 10
10
Absolutely loved everything about our trip.
Absolutely loved everything about our trip. The lodge had everything you could need was like a home from home. Staff at hotel were very friendly. Beautiful views from the lodge and perfect private front garden. Lodge also very dog friendly. Will defo be back again one day
Shelley
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The hotel has dogs in it,not good for allergies, If you...
The hotel has dogs in it,not good for allergies, If you bring your own food and drink you can lie back and look at the scenery for 2 days.
Very relaxing place.Roadside restaurant Tullybanacher was super for breakfast,
Not reccomend for people with disabilities, stairs are high.
barry
Ireland
Scored 8.0
8.0
St Fillans is a pretty lochside village beside Loch Earn...
St Fillans is a pretty lochside village beside Loch Earn within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. There are a few hotels offering meals and drinks, a small village shop/cafe, a watersports hire facility, a nine-hole very scenic golf course which welcomes visitors and offers club, trolley and buggy hire and does really nice snacks and light meals in its licensed clubhouse. There is a fairly level cycle track extending to Comrie in one direction and linking towards Calendar to the west. St Fillans is well placed for access to Perthshire and Stirlingshire, and a lovely day out is a drive to Killin to view the Falls of Dochart, or to Balquhidder to see Rob Roy's Grave. St Fillans is on the bus route between Oban in the west and Dundee in the east.
Anne
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
St Fillans is a calming and tranquil place, with many walks...
St Fillans is a calming and tranquil place, with many walks around it, and beautiful loch and mountain scenery.
We ate at the Four Seasons Hotel...dining there is an excellent reason for going!
The village is easily accessible from Edinburgh and Glasgowm and the roads are good. Once there, one can participate in the usual waterside activities, but it is best for walking
Mary
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
I liked st Fillians because it it only an hour from Glasgow.
I liked st Fillians because it it only an hour from Glasgow. Beautiful walk across a small bridge along from hotel. Flat and plenty beautiful scenery. Spotted a few fishing along the loch so would be ideal if you enjoy fishing. If you want a short break in a beautiful location not too far from Glasgow then i would recommend this wee village
Warmth and helpfulness of hotel manager/owner. Nothingvwas too much. Cosy /friendly atmosphere, led to guests mingling, which i enjoyed. Also, view was outstanding, over loch (and easy access for me to swim). Room was well sized - very happy i paid a little extra for a view - world class. Not modern, at all, but perfectly clean and with character, so enjoyable (ditto for bathroom - which worked great)
A very welcoming hotel. Comfortable room with everything we needed and view over the loch. Plenty of parking space. The bar and restaurant were comfortable too. Thee were lots of food and drink options and the quality was high although pricier than elsewhere. The people were attentive and friendly.
A really lovely little cottage, super small but well kitted out and perfect for a short stay to explore the area.
The cottage is in a nice secluded spot with great walks and Loch Earn on your doorstep.
The Achray House Hotel, a short walk away, does some lovely food.
The layout of the Bothy was fantastic. Hotelier’s could learn from Pamela and Gordon’s attention to detail and taste! myself and my partner would not have changed anything about it and could not have had a better experience.
The view was amazing, overlooking the loch. So relaxing. Lovely local walks. Nice hotel restaurant less than 100 metres away. Lots of villages only a short drive away.
John
United Kingdom
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