Perched dramatically on volcanic rock, Stirling Castle offers panoramic views and centuries of royal history waiting to be explored. Climb the 246 steps of the National Wallace Monument for breathtaking vistas and exhibits honouring Scotland's national hero.
The hotel is fantastic. Beautiful throughout and really homely and comfortable.Every member of staff was very friendly and helpful and we had a brilliant stay. The orangery is beautifully decorated and served delicious food, we will definitely be back 🥰
The hotel is fantastic. Beautiful throughout and really homely and comfortable.Every member of staff was very friendly and helpful and we had a brilliant stay. The orangery is beautifully decorated and served delicious food, we will definitely be back 🥰
Angela
Reviewed November 14, 2026Reviewed November 14, 2026
A short but very pleasant stay at the hotel. As I was visiting relatives I didn't use all the hotel facilities but the room was large, quiet and comfortable, albeit a bit dark. Breakfast was excellent as I expected.
A short but very pleasant stay at the hotel. As I was visiting relatives I didn't use all the hotel facilities but the room was large, quiet and comfortable, albeit a bit dark. Breakfast was excellent as I expected.
BrynGlas
Reviewed September 20, 2016Reviewed September 20, 2016
An excellent small hotel in a rather grand Victorian house on the main road in Callendar. Easy walk into town. Great base for exploring the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. Stunning scenery. Recommend going to Lock Katrine, it is beautiful. Loch Lomond was best on its east side, the west side is nearest Glasgow and attracts a lot of people in the summer. The nearby waterfall is worth the walk. The couple who run the hotel are friendly and helpful, and put on the best breakfast we has...
An excellent small hotel in a rather grand Victorian house on the main road in Callendar. Easy walk into town. Great base for exploring the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. Stunning scenery. Recommend going to Lock Katrine, it is beautiful. Loch Lomond was best on its east side, the west side is nearest Glasgow and attracts a lot of people in the summer. The nearby waterfall is worth the walk. The couple who run the hotel are friendly and helpful, and put on the best breakfast we has...
Phil
Reviewed September 18, 2016Reviewed September 18, 2016
Stay in hotels great but check in and difficulty establishing our booking was stressful and disappointing. Staff did all they could but the buck stops with Hotels.com and taking money then another provider getting cash! Total break down in relation to booking
Stay in hotels great but check in and difficulty establishing our booking was stressful and disappointing. Staff did all they could but the buck stops with Hotels.com and taking money then another provider getting cash! Total break down in relation to booking
The staff at the hotel couldn’t do enough to make sure you had everything you needed and were super friendly. The hotel had great amenities and although there was a wedding going on it wasn’t too noisy! The room seemed very clean apart from a rogue make up sponge that was lying under the desk.
The staff at the hotel couldn’t do enough to make sure you had everything you needed and were super friendly. The hotel had great amenities and although there was a wedding going on it wasn’t too noisy! The room seemed very clean apart from a rogue make up sponge that was lying under the desk.
Laura
Reviewed October 22, 2021Reviewed October 22, 2021
Lovely stay . Friendly staff. Plenty of free parking . Quiet and nice rooms . Big spacious room and toilet. Need little improvement while re-servicing the room as my room supplies were not properly re-stocked and replaced. Overall good experience
Lovely stay . Friendly staff. Plenty of free parking . Quiet and nice rooms . Big spacious room and toilet. Need little improvement while re-servicing the room as my room supplies were not properly re-stocked and replaced. Overall good experience
This hotel does what it says in the tin. Central, clean, easy to walk everywhere. It is a no frills hotel but had everything you need and the room was completely refreshed for my second night. Bed was very comfortable and it was nice to have a room where you can open a window and not have to rely on air conditioning.(for some reason I was given an ‘acessible room’ which did make me smile. Huge bathroom. My only minor niggle was the water pressure in the shower, there wasn’t any and it was a...
This hotel does what it says in the tin. Central, clean, easy to walk everywhere. It is a no frills hotel but had everything you need and the room was completely refreshed for my second night. Bed was very comfortable and it was nice to have a room where you can open a window and not have to rely on air conditioning.(for some reason I was given an ‘acessible room’ which did make me smile. Huge bathroom. My only minor niggle was the water pressure in the shower, there wasn’t any and it was a...
Rhian
Reviewed October 25, 2024Reviewed October 25, 2024
Fantastic stay at the Apex in Glasgow. Stylish surroundings, good breakfast and all the staff are very welcoming and friendly. Will certainly stay again.
Fantastic stay at the Apex in Glasgow. Stylish surroundings, good breakfast and all the staff are very welcoming and friendly. Will certainly stay again.
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