Here we list those members
who provide a wide selection of
properties for the
business traveller or tourist - from
budget to luxury
hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest
house accommodation.
They offer ideal
accommodation for any visitor to Aberfoyle.
The Bield is a large
Victorian house built of sandstone in 1900, We
have tried to keep and restore as many of its
original features. The house overlooks the
lovely village of Aberfoyle, with all its
wonderful scenery.
We have a very comfortable
guest lounge with a large open log fire you can
relax watch some television or maybe plan your
next exploring trip of the wonderful Trossachs.
All our rooms have en-suite bathrooms, we have
one king size one double one twin room. All our
rooms are very comfortably furnished with tea
and coffee making facilities. The forest behind
the house offers great paths to explore find the
beautiful waterfall only 10 minutes walk away.
Enjoy the magnificent scenery all around follow
the tracks explore the forest maybe to the top
of Limecraig or Craigmore. What ever your
interests walking cycling golf fishing
photography. Aberfoyle can offer them all.
Located in the scenic Trossachs on the shores of beautiful Loch Ard, the hotel is set within its own 25 acres of attractive landscaped gardens. Many of the bedrooms enjoy stunning view over Loch Ard. The Garden Restaurant offers a fabulous fine dining menu, whilst the Bistro offers a more relaxed dining experience. The brand new VITAL Health & Wellbeing Spa features an 18m swimming pool, spa pool, rock sauna, technogym, four treatment rooms and a relaxation area. The hotel offers a range of outdoor activities such as clay pigeon shooting, canoeing, archery, quadbiking and off road driving. Local attractions include Inchmahome Priory, Stirling Old Town Jail and the Glengoyne Distillery.
Macdonald Forest Hills Hotel & Resort (2 Night Offer & 1st Night Dinner)
Aberfoyle, Trossachs, Central FK8 3TL
Located in the scenic Trossachs on the shores of beautiful Loch Ard, the hotel is set within its own 25 acres of attractive landscaped gardens. Many of the bedrooms enjoy stunning view over Loch Ard. The Garden Restaurant offers a fabulous fine dining menu, whilst the Bistro offers a more relaxed dining experience. The brand new VITAL Health & Wellbeing Spa features an 18m swimming pool, spa pool, rock sauna, technogym, four treatment rooms and a relaxation area. The hotel offers a range of outdoor activities such as clay pigeon shooting, canoeing, archery, quadbiking and off road driving. Local attractions include Inchmahome Priory, Stirling Old Town Jail and the Glengoyne Distillery.
The Rob Roy is wonderfully situated in idyllic countryside at the gateway to Scotlands first National Park , and provides the ideal base for visiting the Trossachs, the Highlands and Perthshire.Named after the legendary local folk hero, the Rob Roy offers excellent food, friendly staff, and good old fashioned value for money. All of the bedrooms are in a large annex which is approx 50 yards from m more info. . .
Explore the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park whilst staying at our 18th century historic country mansion. Set in 75 acres of private grounds and with panoramic views across 20 miles to Stirling Castle, Gartmore House offers comfortable accommodation in an idyllic location. All bedrooms have ensuite facilities and are located on the 1st and 2nd floors of the mansion, with lift access. Gartmo more info. . .
Stoneypark B&B, a beautiful Victorian Villa in
the Trossachs National Park. Set amongst 2 acres
of garden and situated at the foot of Creag Mhor
it is a short walk from the 'enchanted' Village
of Aberfoyle. Words alone cannot describe how
beautiful this part of Scotland is, the village
of Aberfoyle nestles in the Queen Elizabeth
Forest Park; part of the world renowned
Trossachs in the heart of Scotland's first
National Park. The house is spacious and there
are 3 Guest's bedrooms each of which are
individually designed and sympathetically
furnished to the era of Stoneypark. We offer a
full Scottish Breakfast. Within walking distance
you will find yourself at the shores of the same
lochs that Rob Roy fought and hid beside.
Aberfoyle and the Trossachs are unique in giving
you the feeling of total escapism, although
within an hour of the cities of Glasgow,
Edinburgh & Perth and Stirling is only 30
minutes by car.
Price: From £25.00 - £30.00 per person, per
night Rooms: 2 Double,
1 Twin Accommodation Type: B&B
You will find warm hospitality and personal
attention at The Barns of Shannochill - a unique
bed & breakfast away from the hustle and bustle
of everyday life. The spacious bed & breakfast
accommodation is flexible, with twin beds on the
ground floor and with an en-suite shower room.
There are two additional beds on the mezzanine
level, which has a really cosy pine-clad
ceiling, that is a real feature of this unique
accommodation. This part of the accommodation
features a large sitting area with a huge
picture window, through which you can enjoy the
wonderful panoramic views, over our own "wee
loch", and over the Lake of Menteith to the
Ochills and to the full sweep of the Campsie
Fells. Please see our website for full details
Price: £35.00 per person, per night Rooms: See our website for details Accommodation Type: Bed & Breakfast – 4
Star guest accommodation
The Forth Inn
Main Street, Aberfoyle, FK8 3UQ Tel: 01877 382372 Fax: 01877 382488 E-mail:
phil@forthinn.com Web: www.forthinn.com Contact: Phil and Tris Crowder.
The Forth Inn is a family run hotel in the
centre of Aberfoyle and at the heart of
Scotland's First National Park. We offer a
friendly welcome to one and all! The Forth Inn
has been well refurbished including our function
room, known as ‘The Gathering room’, the room is
complete with its suit of armour and portraits
of Scottish kings. There is lots to do and see
in the local area and further afield so if you
are looking for a warm friendly atmosphere, with
good food, then this is the place for you. See
our website for full details of all the services
and local entertainment on offer.
Price: from £35.00 - £50.00 per person, per
night Rooms: 6 Rooms – All En-suite Type: Hotel/Lodge
Ann & John welcome you to their fine Victorian
home and invite you to share their idyllic
lifestyle. We enjoy offering a "home from home",
with the kind of accommodation, courtesy and
service beyond your expectations; those small
but vital details that mean so much to memorable
experiences and good value. 40% of our guests
return for more of our special hospitality -
Crannaig House could so easily become your 'home
from home' - a special secret you will want to
share with your best friends and family. This
period house has beautiful rooms of a size,
proportion and quality that any top class hotel
or discerning guest would be delighted with.
Visitors to the Highlands and central Scotland
should stay here to see just how good Guesthouse
accommodation can be. Outstanding Breakfasts.
See our website for full details.
Price: From £28.00 - £40.00 Rooms: 2 Double, 3 Suites - Majority En-suite Type: Guest House
Croft Cottage
Main Street, Buchlyvie, Stirlingshire, FK8 3LX Tel: 01360 850202 Mobile: 07792 099631
Fax: 01360 850462 E-mail:
fiona@croftcottagescotland.co.uk Web: www.croftcottagescotland.co.uk Contact: Alan and Fiona Garry
A warm welcome awaits from Alan and Fiona Garry
at Croft Cottage. This is a family-run,
comfortable, clean and relaxing bed and
breakfast, offering great accommodation, right
in the heart of Scotland. Ideally located only
15 minutes drive from the motorway hub, make
this your base to explore our beautiful country.
Our comfortable accommodation offers a lounge
for guests use only, Each of the bedrooms have
Hostess tray, tea & coffee and fresh linen. We
are open all year. See our website for full
details.
Price: From £22.00 - £30.00 per person, per night Rooms: 1 Single, 2 Double - Majority En-suite Type: Bed & Breakfast
ABERFOYLE
The southern gateway to The Trossachs, Aberfoyle
is an excellent base for walking, cycling, sailing and fly-fishing. Until
the end of the 18th century Aberfoyle was an isolated Highland village, made
famous through the novels of Sir Walter Scott. Once a key centre for slate
quarrying, more than one million roof slates were produced each year at
peak. A ruined Augustine priory on the island of Inchmahome, is where the
young Mary, Queen of Scots fled for her life in 1547. A ferry takes visitors
to this island. Close to the forest of
Loch Ard, the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park and the Lake of Monteith.
