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Hotel Colessio

4.2 of 5 • 137 reviews
Kersemill
Perfect location, friendly hotel staff.
Fabulous hotel just a walk from the heart of Stirling.
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The Stirling Highland Hotel

4 of 5 • 396 reviews
Kersemill
Historic building in great location.
Great location to sites and food and entertainment.
£81

Stirling Court Hotel

4.2 of 5 • 359 reviews
Logie
Staff were friendly, food was good.
Only hotel at University, but very nice.
£54

Victoria Square Guest House

4.9 of 5 • 33 reviews
Kersemill
Great location, beautifully restored home.
Well done Kari and staff!
£84

The Old Tram-House Bed & Breakfast

4.8 of 5 • 70 reviews
Craigmill
Tram-house for Stirling castle.
Room, bath, breakfast were fine.
£49

Holiday Inn Express Stirling

4.3 of 5 • 500 reviews
Kersemill
Friendly very staff - Hotel fresh and modern.
Best breakfast selection ever.
£41

Broomhall Castle

4.1 of 5 • 180 reviews
Menstrie Mains
The castle was very interesting and beautiful!
Georgeous venue with great food.
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King Robert Hotel

3.8 of 5 • 90 reviews
Kersemill
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Hillhead Farm Lets

4.2 of 5 • 66 reviews
Auchenbowie
We stayed at this location for one night.
The hotel is only a few miles from Stirling Castle.
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Ravenswood Guest House

4.6 of 5 • 89 reviews
Craigmill
We would highly recommend Ravenswood Guest House!
Good location in Sterling!
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Pocket Guide: Stirling

The city of Stirling, along with the town of Falkirk, have played major roles in the history of Scotland, much of which can still be seen today in the ancient buildings and ruins found throughout the area. Visitors who want to truly understand the rich heritage of Scotland must visit both Stirling and Falkirk; here they will discover a past that includes some three centuries of monarchs, ruins from the Roman Empire, and battle grounds of the Wars for Scottish Independence.

Book a Hotel in Stirling, Scotland’s “Heritage Capital”

A visit to Scotland would not be complete without a trip to Stirling. The city has played too big a role in the development of the country, from being home to Mary Queen of Scots and Robert the Bruce, to the site of famous Battle of Bannockburn, where Scotland defeated the English with a siege of Stirling Castle, to be missed. The city is also home to a number of important attractions, including the National Wallace Monument, the Church of the holy Rude. It’s also just a short trip from Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park.

Stirling’s culture isn’t just in the history and architecture; there’s also some great art to explore. The Smith Art Gallery and Museum was founded at the bequest of artist Thomas Stuart Smith in 1874 and houses historic works of art and artefacts from Stirlingshire. It also offers exhibition space to local contemporary artists and lectures. With so much to see and explore you’re sure to enjoy your stay in a Stirling hotel.

A Stirling University Town

Stirling is home to University of Stirling, meaning that it has a healthy student community. Naturally, that means Stirling is well catered for when it comes to bars, clubs and music venues. These can be found all over town and many hold cheap student nights each week. The best thing is, because Stirling isn’t too big, it’s easy to find you way back to your comfy Stirling hotel room after a night on the tiles. What could be better?

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