Easter Tarr Farmhouse is situated in beautiful countryside just 12 miles to the west of the ancient capital of Scotland, Stirling. We are 3 miles from Scotlands first National Park which encompasses the Trossachs and Loch Lomond areas.Stirling has excellent shopping centres and entertainment. We are 40 mins from Glasgow, 25mins from Loch Lomond,45 mins from Edinburgh, 50 mins from Perth and just 15min from Stirling. All rooms are en-suite , Tea /coffee making facilities, T.V. in all rooms, Hair drier, Central heating, Iron and board, Garden, Residents lounge. Easter Tarr is 3 STAR RATED with the Scottish Tourist Board. There is also a comfortable residents lounge and a public telephone. We ofer a warm welcome and friendly atmosphere to our guests. All rooms are comfortably furnished and have beautiful views over the gardens and open countryside. "The Tarr", as our house is nicknamed locally, was built in 1825 and we are only the third family to live here in over a hundred years. "The Tarr" stands two miles west of the village of Thornhill, which has celebrated its 300th anniversary and is located in a popular destination for tourists from all over the world. Many of our guests take their evening meals in one of the hotels or restaurants in Thornhill or in Callander, which is also not far away. Danny and Trudi look forward to your visit and the opportunity to welcome you to one of the most beautiful areas of Scotland. We are sure you will enjoy your visit to this interesting and spectacular region of Scotland, which is conveniently located for visits to the Central and Southern Highlands. Rates : From £25 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets allowed by arrangement. Off street parking. 3 Star Visit Scotland.

Our Guest House is on the Main Street in Aberfoyle, we are open all year round. Prices are from 27.50 UK pounds pppn, and includes a full Scottish breakfast. Pack Lunches available on request. Please feel free to email or phone. We have one double room and two twin Bedded or two double King size rooms. All our rooms are ensuite and have tea/coffee making facilities. television and oil central heating. Parking facilities available and pets are welcome. We also have a conservatory for you to relax in and a garage to store your bicycles. Aberfoyle lies in one of Europe's most beautiful locations at the southern edge of the West Highland Fault, and the only village lying inside the Lomond & Trossaches National Park, with Loch Ard, Loch Chon, Loch Arklet and Loch Lomond all lying to the West, Loch Katrine, Loch Achray and Loch Venacher to the North and the, Scotlands only "lake" lying to the East. The village is without doubt the most important gateway to the Trossachs and has something for everyone. The Western view from the village is dominated by the spectacular rise of Ben Lomond. We have a conservatory for guests in the evening with tea and coffee making facilities. Packed Lunches available on request. Three miles east of Aberfoyle is the Lake of Menteith, the only lake in Scotland (as opposed to loch). On Inchmahome island in the middle of the lake are the beautiful and substantial ruins of Inchmahome Priory, the 13th-century Augustinian priory where the four-year-old Mary, Queen of Scots was sent in 1547, safe from the clutches of Henry VIII. A ferry takes visitors over to the island from Port of Menteith. Apr-Sep Mon-Sun 0930-1830. Tel. 385294 (HS). The lake is also a popular spot for fly-fishing and you can rent boats from Lake of Menteith Fisheries, Tel. 385664, April-October. To the north of Aberfoyle is Doon Hill, better known as the Fairy Knowe. The tree at the top is said to be the home of the 'People of Quietness', and in 1692 a local minister was less than discreet in telling the world of their secrets. As punishment he was taken away to fairyland, and his spirit has languished there ever since. If you go round the tree seven times, your wish will be granted, but go round it backwards and… well, we won't be held responsible. It's about an hour up and back. Cross the bridge over the Forth and head past the cemetery, then follow the signs. The Roby Roy Way is a long distance walk between Drymen via Aberfoyle in the Trossachs to Pitlochry in Perthshire. Rates : From £35 per person per night (single occupancy). From £55 per room per night based on two people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets allowed. Off street parking.

Hello, and welcome to Southfield Bed and Breakfast, in historic Stirling, Scotland. Our listed Georgian townhouse is excellently situated within an elegant tree-lined terrace near the heart of Stirling, perfect for a holiday or short break in Scotland. We have 3 rooms, one single en-suite, one double en-suite, and a triple en-suite room available as a twin, double or family room. All our rooms are warm and comfortable with television and tea and coffee provided. The en-suite facilities include toilet, wash hand basin and shower, with complementary toiletries. Downstairs there is a comfortable guests' lounge, with open fire, television, piano, books and reading material. Southfield provides a non-smoking environment. Southfield has its own private car parking, enabling you to explore Stirling on foot. There are many Scottish and cosmopolitan restaurants, pubs and clubs within easy walking distance. Southfield offers superior Scottish Bed and Breakfast accommodation and has been awarded 3 stars by the Scottish Tourist Board which represents a 'very good' standard. StirlingStirling has always played a central role in Scotland's history. For thousands of years, Stirling has had a stategic importance as a crossing point over the River Forth, protected by the Castle, high on its volcanic rock. Ancient battles including Stirling Bridge and Bannockburn have been fought in this area, more recently portrayed in Braveheart. Southfield is ideally situated within walking distance of the historic sites of Stirling, including Stirling Castle, the Wallace Monument, the Old Town Jail and Stirling Bridge. Stirling is a good base to explore Central Scotland, with Edinburgh, Glasgow, Loch Lomond and the Trossachs all easily accessible. The Highland line, where the Highland mountains meet the Lowlands, passes close to Stirling, and along with the Ochill hills to the East provide stunning scenery. Rates: £27.50 to £35 per person per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. Wi-Fi/internet access. 3 Star VS.

A warm welcome awaits you from your host, Mrs Kay Campbell, to this attractive Edwardian family home, located in the city centre in a tree lined avenue but with the luxury of free on street parking and a private drive. Offering the perfect base for exploring local attractions as well as being centrally based for touring all parts of Scotland. We have 3 rooms at Neidpath which are all en-suite and equipped with Tea / Coffee, Hairdryer and Television. Please feel free to ask at any time about our facilities. The rooms include 1 Double Room, 1 Twin Room and 1 Family Room. All our rooms are non smoking as is the whole Bed and Breakfast and ironing services are available on request. We have taken great care to offer the very best selection at in our dining room for breakfast. Please ask if you have any particular requirements and we'll try to accommodate you in any way we can. Stirling is an excellent base for a longer stay holiday. Neidpath is located close to the M9 and M8 giving excellent access to Edinburgh, Glasgow, The Trossachs and Perthshire by car. There is also a train station which allows travel to Edinburgh, Falkirk and Glasgow in under an hour, saving you precious sightseeing time looking for elusive parking in the cities. Why not take a look at our Daytrips page for some exciting ideas for your stay. Rates : From £26 per person per night. Family room from £60 per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Parking available. Wi-Fi / Internet Access. 3 Star Visit Scotland.