Kerrann B&B, Stirling

Family run quality accommodation in Stirling, Scotland. Located minutes from the town center, and the University. Kerrann is ideal for exploring many historic attractions, in the central area of Scotland.Kerrann, conveniently located for access to motorways & trains (Edinburgh & Glasgow are a quick train journey away)with ample off street parking
Choose from our Scottish or Continental breakfast menu
All three spacious bedrooms benefit from their own en-suite shower, WC and washbasin.
Color TV and hot drinks courtesy tray in all bedrooms. Free Internet Access

Confortable Ensuite Accommodation

With ample off-street parking, Kerrann Bed & Breakfast offers affordable accommodation, conveniently located in the heart of Stirling.

All three spacious bedrooms benefit from their own en-suite shower, WC and washbasin.

Colour TV and hot drinks courtesy tray in all bedrooms. Bedding and towels are provided.
Dining room, available for sole use of guests
Guests are given their own keys for unlimited access during stay
Internet Access
Choose from our Scottish or Continental breakfast menus

Breakfast at Kerran Bed and Breakfast is served between 7.30am and 9.30am. Guests are welcome to choose between our traditional Scottish or Continental breakfast menus. Vegetarian options are also available. All food is freshly prepared and cooked to order.

Traditional Scottish Breakfast
Fried, scrambled, boiled eggs
Bacon, sausage and black pudding
Haggis, tomatoes and mushrooms
Potato scone, baked beans and toast

Healthy Scottish Breakfast Options
Fresh fruit and yoghurt
Cereals or porridge
Toast or bread

Continental Breakfast
Bread wholemeal & white.
Ham, cheese and fresh tomatoes (if previously requested)
Selection of fresh fruit
Selection of jams

All served with
Coffee, tea or herbal tea
Choice of fruit juices

Located minutes from the town centre, Kerrann Bed and Breakfast is an ideal base for exploring Stirling's many historic attractions and picturesque scenery. What's more, if you interested in exploring Scotland further, the cosmopolitan cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh are within easy reach by train or car.

Conveniently located for access to motorways & Stirling train station
Ample off street parking
Close to many restaurants
Distance to Scotland's major cities:
Glasgow 26 miles
Edinburgh 36 miles
Perth 36 miles
Dundee 58 miles

Stirling Castle and Palace to visit.

Stirling Castle
No trip to Stirling would be complete without a visit to this historic castle and its restored Great Hall. Visitor events include watching weaving of wall hangings.

The National Wallace Monument
Ascend the 246 steps and you will be rewarded with spectacular views of the Forth valley. The tower contains interactive displays celebrating William Wallace's life and you can even view Wallace’s infamous sword who's hilt is bound with Sir Hugh de Cressingham’s skin.

Site of the Battle of Bannockburn
Explore the atmospheric battleground where King Robert the Bruce fought the Battle of Bannockburn in 1314. The heritage centre has audio visual displays and tea room.

Doune Castle
Built in the late 1300s, this castle was one of the key sets from Monty Python and the Holy Grail. A fascinating labyrinth of rooms, interconnecting passageways and a renovated Great Hall, make this attraction well worth a visit.

Castle Campbell
Overlooked by the Ochil Hills, Castle Campbell was the chief lowland stronghold of the Campbell clan. Visitors can take advantage of the stunning scenery and tranquil location by taking a stroll around Dollar Glen.

Loch Katrine
This very picturesque loch set amongst the mountains is an ideal day out. Take a relaxing trip on the 100 year old steamer SS Sir Walter Scott, or the more adventurous can cycle around the loch.

Lake of Menteith
Visit the only lake in Scotland and take a short boat trip to the largest of the lake's three islands where you can visit the ruins of a 13th centry Augustinian monastery. This 700 acre lake boasts arguably the finest rainbow trout water in Scotland, and is an ideal location for a picnic.

Blair Drummond Safari Park
Drive through the park's many animal reserves to view giraffes, lions, tigers and rhinos - to name but a few! Then take a stroll through pet farm and watch the daily sea lion and falconry displays.

Gleneagles Golf Course
A 25 minute drive away, this famous golf course not only offers three championship courses, but a range of activities including shooting, falconry, horse riding, tennis and off-road driving.

MacRoberts Arts Centre
Located on the stunning campus of the University of Stirling, this Arts Centre includes a state-of-the art cinema, children't art gallery, theatre space and a stylish cafe bar.

The Falkirk Wheel
Spectacular centrepiece of the UK’s largest canal restoration project. The Falkirk Wheel is the first rotating boat lift in the world. Facilities include an interactive exhibition, outdoor play area and cafe.

Address : Kerrann B&B 110 Causewayhead Road Stirling FK9 5HJ

Zip / Postal code : FK9 5HJ