The Allan Park

"I really loved my stay The Allan Park. Such a nice cozy homie place. Very spacious room that has everything you need, staff is really helpful and friendly, cozy lounge room with a fireplace. The only thing I would suggest adding is the hook on a bathroom door for a towel. Would love to stay here in future and highly recommend for anyone."

Travelodge Stirling M80

"Despite being surrounded by motorways, there was surprisingly little if any traffic noise, other than on-site. We had paid extra to pick our own room so went for one on the other side of the building from the main car park. This may have been a mistake because the service road outside our window was lined by large lorries, two of which left by 5 a.m. early car departures my by quieter… The room was very clean and, being down the end of the corridor, quiet. This was also our choice, so there was less corridor noise to trigger our dog into barking. The service station is very small, but has a useful range of outlets, including Costa, Greggs, M&S food. Options for dog exercise are limited, although we did find a rough path through some trees that led about 100 metres up to a mobile phone mast, leading off the service road."

Rob Roy Hotel

"Stayed at this hotel as part of a coach tour to the Outer Hebrides with GB Tours and I presume that the tour company get the cheapest rate that they can. The hotel is in the middle of the countryside and not close to anywhere other than a golf course. Our room was about as far away from reception as was possible, on the top floor at the end of very long corridors. Our room was nothing like any of the photographs and I think that it was probably waiting to be refurbished. The feature wall was fuschia pink with pictures of Lily’s. The bathroom was very tired with a very noisy extractor fan and a difficult to use shower head. The curtains were full length and hung over the radiator. There was an outside light outside our room which lit the room despite the curtains being shut. The king size bed was comfortable and for one night it was fine. I am sure that if you are paying the normal hotel rate that you will get a much better room. The dining room was very nice as was the food at breakfast and dinner. The staff worked very hard to cope with our coach and another coach that was there."

Macdonald Forest Hills Hotel & Spa

"Very bad reception at that of Aberfoyle!!! -Reception: After driving several hours to get to the hotel we only wanted to eat and relax. We arrive to check in and the receptionist Emilia tells us 5 minutes I'll be there! (no hello, please or other polite wording!) She arrives after 15 minutes!!!!!! without apologizing and speaks to us very curtly (we realize that she is not happy at all) we ask her for breakfast hours, she answers us uh, first I must have your visa card. (still in a really not cool tone at all). she checks us in by slamming the keys and our cards roughly on the counter, -Restaurant: The waiters were not friendly either, no hello, the meal was really of poor quality, I find that so shameful for a normally 4* hotel!!! During our stay, we visited several hotels and b&bs and I assure you that we were received simply but so warmly and the quality of the products was excellent. What a contrast! We who are so delighted to come to this hotel given the amenities and the setting; I will definitely not come back there again and I will not recommend it! -Breakfast: The next day when you woke up, another great disappointment, how can I tell you that it was empty. Personally I find that what best defines this hotel is the appearance. At first glance it's very pretty, the setting is green, the interior is very elegant. The rooms are spacious but that's it. -The hygiene of the room was fair."

Carr's Hill Luxury Safari Tents

Rachel's Farm Luxury Escapes with Hot Tubs

"I had an absolutely fantastic stay. We stayed as part of an art retreat and it was great on every level. I loved my room, so beautifully decorated and we used the hot tub every day. The food was fabulous and all the staff were so friendly and attentive. I would absolutely recommend Rachel’s Farm whatever the occasion."

Aberfoyle Inn

"We booked this hotel as we were attending a wedding near by. I explained that my husband has a bad back and we were offered a room in the cottage at the rear of the building. They did say there were stairs but not as many as in the main hotel. We checked in and were shown to the room which was out a fire exit, across an uneven courtyard and up a very steep flight of stairs. The room was dreadful. An old couch with one foot, 2 windows had blinds, one of which was broken, and one did not, the hanging rail was in the eves and the rail was so low you could not hang anything. Didn’t matter as there were no hangers and an old chair took up about 80% of the space. Bare plaster patch on the walls and the odd cobweb or two. We went down to the bar and the lady was very helpful and showed us 2 alternative rooms. We took one at the rear of the hotel and it was slightly better. Old furniture which had seen better days and the bed was very uncomfortable. The mattress was so soft and had a board underneath. The shower had a rusty soap stand and the water trickled out. We were told breakfast would be delivered and we are still waiting! Turns out a continental breakfast is served in the bar. We did not eat so cannot comment on the food but given that the fish and chip shop is part of the premises, you certainly got that aroma throughout the building. It such a shame that no investment is being made to this hotel as it’s in a great location and the bar has the promise to be something interesting. The staff were all very pleasant and helpful but I feel for them as they are trying their best in a very challenging building."