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First impressions beautiful hotel great setting. Then ......Hotel is far too big for the facilities it holds Firstly the lift not fit for purpose place was mobbed and cueing for a lift. Room was so small and bed was tiny for a double the noise in the corridors was like not having a door it was so clear and loud. Pool was halved by a rope loads of families crammed into a small side and a full half for lane swimmers ? Pool was uncomfortably cold we were told boiler was down but not compensated in any way and the changing room floors were filthy both men and ladies . I left early morning to go to work let them know my Mrs was still in bed and would come past when leaving and she got woken up by the room cleaner as they had been told we had both left. Checked my bank today to see they had taken my drink bill twice so am now waiting 5 days for my nearly £100 back. Total letdown and worse today knowing I'm billed twice for the same drinks and waiting 5 days for a return only to be told by the reception when I called that's just the way it is ...luckily I'm not desperate for the money. One positive to take the restaurant was absoloutelly tremendous as were the staff who served us in there are a credit to the hotel other than that wouldn't set foot back in the place. What a waste of a valentine gift for my Mrs. Total letdown

Had an amazing time at Cromlix - rooms were great, staff very friendly and attentive and were brilliant with the kids, nothing was too much trouble food-wise or otherwise! For anyone in any doubt about activities in the area, I cannot recommend the fishing experience with Steve, highly enough! Absolutely brilliant - not only is he a real gentlemen, he is incredibly passionate about teaching people the art of fly fishing and his manner with the kids was brilliant. Trying to teach a 5 & 8 year old proper fishing is not easy but he did it with such ease and humour, that they both loved it as much as we did. 100% recommend anyone to do it.

The stay was amazing and the staff were friendly. We arrived at the accommodation pretty late at night after the check in hours but the hotel staff were available and helped us with everything we needed.

The location of the property is great as it is around 1.5 miles from the centre of Stirling but a short walk from the Wallace memorial which has the most amazing views over city. The whole property was immaculately clean and Kim & Kevin were fantastic hosts with a great knowledge of the surrounding area. My husband is celiac however nothing was too much trouble. Excellent property, location and host ad would definitely stay again. If you do want to stay with them try booking direct as it should be cheaper.

The location of the hotel is very good, just opposite to the into language school. The bus stop is a minute or two walk away, and it is very convenient and fast to take the bus wherever you go. The hotel industry provides parking lot, if you are staying at the hotel, please come before departure The station said that parking is also free.

We very much enjoyed our stay at this hostel! We arrived in Stirling well before check-in, but were allowed to leave our bags until we checked-in. The desk staff were kind, helpful and friendly. We stayed in a double ensuite and found the room to be very clean. We did find the shower a bit intense - but the strong water pressure was nice after a long train ride and carrying a large backpack (mostly) uphill from the train station, though some water did splash onto the floor. The shared spaces were also clean and well organized. The hostel was very conveniently located and we were able to walk to Holyrood Abbey, Stirling Castle, Stirling Distillery and a Tesco Superstore. We would absolutely recommend this hostel to other travellers.

This is a small boutique hotel classified as ‘rooms with restaurant’ and sited in a quiet conservation area that is probably one of the most affluent residential parts of Stirling. The hotel is constructed of local sandstone (in the Georgian style) and boasts large windows, high ceilings and other features you’d expect - clean, quiet, and comfortable. Rooms were warm, spacious and our sleep quality was excellent. In fact, all the staff couldn’t have been more helpful all the time we were there. Nothing was too much trouble. We enjoyed lovely breakfasts as well as dinners in the attached restaurant. I liked the menu - where you could have a set meal at very reasonable prices if you wanted. Chef had prepared a very impressive lemon dessert designed for people with diabetes and I saw vegetarian and GF options listed as well. The wines were nicely selected too, and knowledgeable staff helped match with our courses very well. There were six parking spaces and behind the hotel and plenty of on street parking. Wi-Fi worked well for us in our rooms as well as the dining and drawing rooms downstairs. We did notice some dust at high level on the first day (I’m 189 cm in shoes so it’s easy for me to reach shower rails, door jambs and other dust traps), but this can be an issue with period houses and the team quickly fixed it. Our room was serviced daily and sparkling clean after that. Overall, the hotel offers a tranquil break in a superb location - convenient to the castle, golf course and other attractions along with great walks and views. Close to main shopping, cafes, and recommended local restaurants such as Hermann’s and The Indian Cottage. Well worth a stay and a meal if you are in the region!