Hotel Colessio

"A very nice boutique hotel located in the city centre with tourist attractions nearby. My request for a quiet room at the end of hallway was kindly met. Tea, coffee, bottled water and cookies were provided in the room. King size bed was very comfortable. I would stay here again."

Juniper Court

Stirling Highland Hotel- Part of the Cairn Collection

"Google Map brought us to wrong place. Hotel provides free parking which is nice. Walking distance to many attractions."

Holiday Inn Express STIRLING by IHG

"My 2 adult sons and I came to this hotel because we had been to see the Kelpies, The Falkirk Wheel and Stirling Castle. We enjoyed the experience . The hotel was conveniently located for all the places we visited and also for a lovely drive along Loch Lomond. I really would like to repeat the trip."

Stirling Court Hotel

"It was really good hotel and clean room"

Stirling City Centre

"For context, I stayed for two nights in Premier Inn Plus Room 207 whilst travelling for work. The hotel’s biggest advantage is undoubtedly its location. It is approximately a five-minute walk from Stirling railway station. On leaving the station, turn left, walk up and over the bridge, and the hotel is directly opposite the Vue Cinema. There are also several nearby food options, including Nando’s and Toast, which is ideal for breakfast, brunch or lunch. At the time of my stay, the hotel was undergoing refurbishment. The main car park was being redeveloped, although alternative parking was available opposite the hotel. The on-site restaurant was also closed, meaning there was no cooked breakfast available. Instead, reception offered a small continental selection of pastries and light breakfast items. The Room Overall, the room was spacious, modern and what I would expect from a Premier Inn Plus room. The bed was extremely comfortable and I slept well on both nights. The room included a coffee machine, tea-making facilities, a well-performing mini fridge, complimentary still and sparkling water, air conditioning, ironing facilities and a hairdryer. A couple of small observations: * The complimentary water was not replenished during my two-night stay. * There were no biscuits provided with the tea and coffee, which felt like a missed touch. * The coffee pods were not labelled, making it difficult to know which variety or whether any were decaffeinated. The fridge performed exceptionally well and was genuinely cold, there were a few crumbs inside and you can’t just adjust the tray as the door doesn’t open wide enough. The air conditioning worked, although it appeared to be centrally controlled and could not be set below 21°C. Personally, I prefer sleeping in a cooler room, so this was a slight disappointment. Housekeeping There were a handful of minor housekeeping issues which did not impact my stay but are worth mentioning. The back cover of the hairdryer had detached, although it still worked perfectly well. The ironing board had been stored behind the curtains rather than in a cupboard, so it took a little while to locate. There were also a few hairs left in the shower, two spare pillows had been left without pillowcases (only pillow protectors), and I noticed a couple of small holes in the bottom of the duvet cover. These were all relatively minor oversights rather than anything that affected my overall experience. Noise & Refurbishment Despite the refurbishment works, disruption was minimal. I did not experience any construction noise during the mornings before leaving for work. On returning to the hotel before approximately 6pm, some refurbishment noise was audible, but nothing that negatively affected my stay. Overall Considering the ongoing refurbishment, I thought the hotel was well managed and represented good value. Once the restaurant and parking facilities reopen, I imagine the overall guest experience will improve f"

Travelodge Stirling M80

"Despite being surrounded by motorways, there was surprisingly little if any traffic noise, other than on-site. We had paid extra to pick our own room so went for one on the other side of the building from the main car park. This may have been a mistake because the service road outside our window was lined by large lorries, two of which left by 5 a.m. early car departures my by quieter… The room was very clean and, being down the end of the corridor, quiet. This was also our choice, so there was less corridor noise to trigger our dog into barking. The service station is very small, but has a useful range of outlets, including Costa, Greggs, M&S food. Options for dog exercise are limited, although we did find a rough path through some trees that led about 100 metres up to a mobile phone mast, leading off the service road."

Highland Gate, Stirling by Marston's Inns

"Ok place"

Stirling South (M9, J9)

"Stayed here several times this year & have always found it acceptable, tonight we were booked in by a cheerful Darcy, a couple of weeks ago it was McKenzie who we knew from the city centre premier inn, we stayed there lots in 2025 & 2026."