A former shooting lodge of the Suie Estate, The Suie Hunting Lodge was built in 1780 and is located 6 miles from Crianlarich and 7 miles from Killin on the A85 Stirling to Fort William road .
Conor
United Kingdom
The staff gave a warm welcome, the interior design was very high-end and the place is just full of quality. I had a great night's sleep, the quality of both dinner and breakfast were delicious. Prices at the bar were very reasonable. Top class stay.
With a backdrop of picturesque mountain scenery, Luib Hotel is located in the Scottish highlands and offers a number of local outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, golf and fishing.
At the western end of Loch Tay, overlooking the beautiful River Lochay, the Killin Hotel offers en suite rooms, a riverside bistro and a popular local pub.
Edoardo
Italy
The location is beautiful, it is a historic inn by the river! Excellent restaurant and pub. Friendly and helpful staff. Newly renovated room, very clean and equipped with everything, comfortable bed and great shower!
Set in Lochearnhead, 37 km from Lake of Menteith, The Clachan Hotel, Lochearnhead offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Jen
United Kingdom
Stumbled upon Clachan Cottage when stranded following severe weather blocked my road home.
Very appreciative of the availability of a room, good food and a warm bath.
Set in Ardeonaig, 25 km from Castle Menzies, Ardeonaig Hotel & Restaurant offers accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Brenda
United Kingdom
It was very bright and modern with decent sized rooms. It was in a nice location although for us walking The Rob Roy way it was three miles away from our finishing point that day. We had to walk 3 miles past the hotel and were lucky a gentleman gave us a lift back and friends we met at the hotel took us to our start point next day.
Set in Lochearnhead, in a historic building, 36 km from Lake of Menteith, The Croft where Architecture Meets Serenity is a bed and breakfast with massage services and garden.
Deanne
United Kingdom
Loved the design and wood burning fire. Breakfast was delicious. Owner is a real character and is an active part of your stay. The lounge is also their own lounge and dining area. Lovely wee dog who will snuggle with you; cats around too.
We stayed in the yurt the first night although we hadn’t booked it. It was an experience! Probably better in summer though☺️
This luxury boutique hotel is nestled on the banks of Loch Voil in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. It has individually styled rooms and serves food created with produce from the estate.
Angela
United Kingdom
Everything / you’re made to feel very welcome and special. Exquisite rooms, exceptional food and a wine list to die for. This place is simply wonderful.
Killin, UK, is accessible via Glasgow or Edinburgh. From Glasgow, drive (90km, 1.5 hours) or take a bus (2.5 hours). From Edinburgh, drive (100km, 2 hours) or bus (3 hours). International travellers can fly into Glasgow or Edinburgh airports. Transfers may be required.
The most convenient airport for both domestic and international travellers to reach Killin, UK, is Glasgow Airport. It's approximately 100km away, offering numerous flight options and good transport links to Killin.
Killin, UK, is accessible via public bus services, with the main operator being Stirling Council's Demand Responsive Transport. Taxis are also available. For short distances, walking or cycling is feasible. Car hire services are present for longer journeys. Always check current schedules and availability.
The best area to stay in Killin, UK, is the town centre. It offers convenient access to local attractions like the Falls of Dochart, Moirlanich Longhouse, and Killin Railway Viaduct. It's also close to shops, pubs, and restaurants. Updated as of 20/09/2021.
Killin, United Kingdom, experiences a temperate maritime climate, with mild summers and cool winters. Average temperatures range from 3°C in January to 15°C in July. The area doesn't have distinct dry or wet seasons, but rainfall is relatively evenly distributed throughout the year. Snowfall is common in winter months, particularly in higher areas. The weather can change rapidly, so it's advisable to be prepared for all conditions.
What guests said about Killin:
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Scored 10
Killin is a lovely riverside village with the famed Falls of...
Killin is a lovely riverside village with the famed Falls of Dochart, a regular feature on calendars. It is rural but gives easy road access to many areas of Scotland from Oban, Fort William, Stirling, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Perthshire not to mention the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park
Sally
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Has everything you need in a lovely small town.
Has everything you need in a lovely small town. Nice coffee shop, pub and a little gift shop by the Falls, which were impressive. As well as practical little supermarket and a nice playground for the kids.
David
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Beautiful scenery, quiet location.
Beautiful scenery, quiet location. The falls of Dochart are stunning. Well worth a visit to see them. There is also a golf course in Killin with stunning views of the surrounding area. Tucked away in the woods of Killin across from the cemetery you will find the ruins of Finlarig Castle which dates back to 11th century, also well worth a visit.
Catherine
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
We stay here often, as its dog friendly and have always...
We stay here often, as its dog friendly and have always found it a nice place to stay, with friendly staff. Any problems, you only need to ask. Meals are good and fairly priced, as are the prices at the bar. Looking forward to our next stay.
Kenneth
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
It is situated in an area where it is within travelling...
It is situated in an area where it is within travelling distance to Loch Lomond. Oban, Glen Coe and Fort William al places we like to visit.
We ate dinner at The Luib Hotel on our arrival and it was excellent. We visited several other hotels and cafes and they were all good establishments. The staff at The Luid are always ready to answer any questions we had regarding places to visit. They are very helpful and the atmosphere they create in the lounge is unbeatable.
James
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
If your only issue is wi- fi then you don't have much of an...
If your only issue is wi- fi then you don't have much of an issue. This Hotel caters for most clientele. The staff may I say are excellent. So many spaces to chill out both in the Hotel and surrounding area. Just a wonderful place to stay.
We have loved to stay in the Luib hotel!!
Warm and friendly family owners, with nice xat to learn more about the Scottish culture. The room was perfect for 4 people with a spacious bathroom. You can have dinner in the same hotel, which we recommend as it is homemade and very good.
Traditional Scottish breakfast, which we liked it very much.
The views are great and the area is calm and peaceful.
The hotel has a nice and spacious parking, very convenient.
I highly reccommed this hotel.
Tastefully decorated, calming, peaceful (despite being beside the main road!), beautiful views from the dining room and Room 7. Great to chat to the owners, and best scrambled egg and tomato breakfast I’ve had in any kind of hotel or guest house. No wifi and very poor mobile reception was….. amazing! I knew it would be like this in advance and it added to the feeling of calm.
We liked the setting of the lodge with views of the surrounding hills. We very much appreciated the hosts, who spent time telling us about the area, their experience and recommendations, and certainly Robbie's excellent cooking, both breakfast and dinner. We had a nice hike directly from the house as well as from Killin, which was also had good places to eat.
I went to this hotel because of the closeness to the Falls of Dochart. The hotel itself was very comfortable and well set up for visitors. Breakfast was very good and plenty of it. Main meals were very tasty and served quickly. Staff were all friendly and courteous. Pet friendly and it had everything i needed for a short stay.
Nice clean and spacious rooms. Good location in Killin with just a short walk to a couple of restaurants and easy access to walks and the loch. Was able to launch our paddleboards from just in front of the hotel and head down the river to the loch which was great. Breakfast was excellent.
Set in a stunningly beautiful area with good nearby facilities including shops and places to get a meal. Killin is a nice place and the Falls of Dochart are impressive. Easy travel to places like Loch Lomond, Stirling and Edinburgh. Warm well equipped house with good WiFi access.
breakfast was plentiful and freshly cooked to order.Our room was top floor and the view over the mountains and town of Killin was breathtaking. We used Killin as a base to revisit the Loch Lomond area. The ton of Killin has some very good eateries and a fair sized supermarket.
The cottage was very well equipped with all we needed for a very comfortable stay. It was close to the Killin hotel where we enjoyed a lovely meal and was easy access to all the natural beauty of the village and surrounding area. Our host was friendly and most helpful.
Great location. Killin is close to lots of Munros which we spent the weekend exploring. The cottage is a short walk into Killin centre where there are shops and restaurants (we ate at Killin hotel which we'd recommend; the co-op is a short distance beyond that).
Lovely warm lodge in a stunning location. Watched deers and red squirrels outside whilst eating breakfast in the morning. It is situated in a great position for climbing those mountains ! Can walk to Killin for food and drink in 15 minutes.
Spacious property with pretty much everything you need for lovely break.
Garden and view were great and my son and daughter in law enjoyed the hot tub in the evening. Great conservatory for dining and chilling. Killin itself was pretty.
We had a really great stay. The room was comfortable and breakfast was excellent. Monica made us feel very welcome and was very accommodating of us arriving by bike having been caught in some very bad weather! - Thank you
The house is in an ideal situation in the village. This is a truly beautiful house and was perfect for our family get-together, which consisted of 6 adults and 4 children. The bonus of the games room and large garden.
Breakfast was good. Room was spacious and bright with views towards the river. Good location for hotel too, both for access to Killin and surrounding area. Staff were all very friendly and helpful
lovely self contained cottage (Byre) with breakfast in the restaurant. Had dinner in the restaurant twice which was very nice. lovely bar area with log fire and comfortable seating.
Beautiful little hotel and restaurant in a fantastic setting. Staff very friendly and helpful. Spotlessly clean. Can't comment on restaurant as only had lovely breakfast here.
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