Featuring panoramic views of the Wallace Monument and Ochil Hills, Highland Gate, Stirling by Marston's Inns offers accommodations 2 miles from Stirling city center.
Kathleen
United States of America
comfortable rooms, pub and restaurant very nice. helpful staff. location very good.
Found in an original Victorian building and renovated to 21st century standards, Hotel Colessio is an opulent addition to the center of Stirling.
Beatrice
Canada
We really loved the location of the hotel, the look of it too upon arrival is so breathtaking and all the restaurants and pubs are less than a 5 min walk!
Set on the slopes of Ochil Hill, the 19th-century Broomhall Castle Hotel features charming rooms, some with four-poster beds. The historic city of Stirling is just 5 miles away.
Gingerhomer
United Kingdom
The menu in the newly decorated restaurant was very good and the staff were great.. helping and friendly.
The luxurious Victoria Square and the Orangery Restaurant shares the elegance of this desirable area of Stirling, with a selection of distinctly styled rooms with attached bathroom.
Bev
Canada
Beautiful old character house with lots of charm! Friendly staff.
The 3-star Holiday Inn Express Hotel offers pet friendly accommodations at Springkerse Business Park. The M9 and M80 motorways can be reached within 4 miles of the hotel.
Carolyn
United States of America
The room was comfortable and clean. the breakfast options were very good and they were very tasty. it is about a 20-25 min walk to Stirling central on sidewalks.
Just 5 minutes’ drive from Stirling city center,The King Robert is uniquely located on the site of the historic Battle of Bannockburn.
Ken
United States of America
The view out the window to the Bannockburn battle site was beautiful. The Scottish breakfast was very good. It was a cold night and the heater wasn't working, but the staff went out of their way to bring us extra blankets.
Built in 1854, this hotel was once the High School of Stirling. Less than 10 minutes’ walk from the city’s historic castle, it has an AA Rosette-awarded restaurant and free parking.
Chris
Canada
just about nothing other than location to Stirling Castle.
Located within the University of Stirling campus and set in 300 acres of beautiful parkland, Stirling Court Hotel is just 10 minutes’ drive from Stirling city center.
Eric
United Kingdom
The gym and pool are fantastic. Room was clean, quiet and warm.
On average, 3-star hotels in Stirling cost $166 per night, and 4-star hotels in Stirling are $145 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Stirling can be found for $303 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $131 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Stirling for tonight. You'll pay around $221 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Stirling will cost around $396, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Stirling is a truly stunning city steeped in history and...
Stirling is a truly stunning city steeped in history and culture.
It is walkable but very cold especially in the autumn and winter do wrap up.
The castle and surrounds grounds are a must, as is wallace monument.
Kings park provides a lovely walk and you’ll be spoiled for choice with cafes and restaurants etc.
Dumyat is also a great wee hill to hike if you’re feeling more adventurous.
Linsay
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Only stayed 1 night but plenty of historical sites to visit...
Only stayed 1 night but plenty of historical sites to visit & decent city centre including large shopping centre. The locals all seemed friendly enough & everything within walking distance of the train station. The walk to the castle is a fairly steep uphill climb so you have been warned
mark
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Stirling is a lovely town in the heart of Scotland - we have...
Stirling is a lovely town in the heart of Scotland - we have family there so have done most of the local things before like the William Wallace Monument (definitely worth but isn't free anymore!). We enjoyed day trips to in the Trossachs National Park. We enjoyed Loch Katrine (can hire cycles and ride round 22km in stunning scenery) and Inchmahome Prior in Lake Monteith (the only Lake not Loch in Scotland). Loch Lomond is over rated but that's a personal opinion. We also went to St Andrews and down the coast on the way back to Stirling although this is a longer drive but we enjoyed it (approx 3 hours round trip). Had a nice lunch in The Ship, Elie by the harbour.
Daniel
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
There are so many great historical places in and around...
There are so many great historical places in and around Stirling that really fill up a day. The castle is very interesting and then going to Bannockburn battle field ,the Falkirk Wheel ,and the Kelpies ate up a whole day. All worth visiting. For me the only drawback is my 78 year old legs took a beating going up and down Stirling hill. The Wallace monument was very informative and has a very narrow circular staircase inside.
Randol
United States of America
Scored 8.0
8.0
Centrally based for our purpose...there are lots of...
Centrally based for our purpose...there are lots of attractions within short distance from out apartment.
We did a Park and Tram to Edinburgh...so much easier than trying to find parking in Edinburgh.
Scone Palace was amazing!
We went on a mini cruise on Lock Katrine..beautiful drive to the Trossachs. A must stop is Trossachs Woollen Mills where you can see Highland Coos.
A
Anonymous
Scored 8.0
8.0
A city rich with Scottish history, good food and drink,...
A city rich with Scottish history, good food and drink, creativity and spectacular sights. Easy and cheap to rent a bike and explore the area. Great walks - head out to the Wallace monument, then meander along the river. Have a drink at the Stirling Distillery on the way up to the castle - and check out the view at sunset!
It's really nice hotel. Big, fancy and just in the middle of city centre. Room was big, clean - with really comfy beds, even the bathtub was there! So, it was so nice to take a bath after long day walking around the Stirling. Tasty breakfast with a wide range of food (sausages, beans, mushrooms, eggs, fruit, toast,...) and drinks (different types of coffees, juices etc..). Like I wrote, location is fantastic - close to shopping centre, bus and train station, and it's just below the castle.
Very comfortable, cosy house. Every need catered for. Lovely garden. Extremely comfy beds. Good location within easy reach of Stirling city centre and places of interest. Lots of booklets etc provided on Scotland and a comprehensive guide to Stirling and the accomodation rules. Welcome basket with breakfast essentials a really lovely touch.
The location of the hotel is very central in the old town of Stirling. It’s close to all restaurants and walking distance to the castle and the old bridge.
The apartment is spacious and nicely fitted. And there is parking area at the back of the property which is very convenient for those who drive.
The Stirling Court Hotel had plenty of parking and the staff were very friendly and efficient. it is right next to the Wallace Monument and is within walking distance of the Stirling town centre. it was comfy and cosy and certainly did the job!
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