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Historic Charm and Modern Comforts
Award-Winning Dining Experience
Convenient Location for Exploring
Experience the unique blend of history and luxury at Stirling Highland Hotel, a former high school turned into a charming accommodation. Indulge in the AA Rosette-awarded restaurant, spacious rooms with modern amenities, and the convenience of free parking. The Scholars Restaurant offers a delightful culinary journey, while the Headmaster’s Study Bar is perfect for unwinding. Explore the city's historic sites, including Stirling Castle and Stirling Bridge, all within walking distance. Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of Stirling while enjoying top-notch hospitality. Book your stay now for a memorable experience.
Guests are advised the same card that was used to make the booking will be required to take the payment.
Please note that children are accommodated on a bed and breakfast only. Children 6 and older will be charged additionally for dinner, according to what meal is ordered.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Free public parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
Pets are allowed on request. Charges may be applicable.
WiFi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.
When booking more than 10 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 2 years old stay for free when using an available cot.
Children up to and including 5 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.
People no matter the age stay for £25 per person per night when using an available extra bed.
Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Supplements are not calculated automatically in the total costs and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Liked having a bath available as not many hotels seem to now.
The proximity to the castle and other historical interests was brilliant.
I knocked my earring off the bed table, on pulling it away to search, I was horrified at the amount of dust on the skirting boards and on bedside table. Splashes of something on the wall.
I know the staff get little time to turn around a room but this is something that needs to be addressed.
This amount of dust made me question the actual cleanliness of the room. On first impression the room looked clean but it’s sadly wasn’t .
The room starting to look very tired.
It is expensive to stay here and other than the location, it didn’t meet expectations.
Bar closed at 10 pm and our little reading light on the table switched off and removed. I couldn’t see to read.
We were told to vacate to the side room to finish our drinks and if more needed, to order from reception which was downstairs.
We have stayed at this hotel a few times now and we were disappointed.
We stayed at the Stirling Highland Hotel for one night during our Scotland trip and found it to be a hotel with plenty of character in an excellent location.
One of the things we appreciated most was the history of the building. It was fascinating to stay in a former school that has been beautifully converted into a hotel, and the historic architecture adds plenty of charm.
The location is excellent, within easy walking distance of Stirling's main attractions, shops and restaurants, making it an ideal base for exploring the city. The hotel also offers on-site parking for £10 per day, which we found very convenient.
We decided to add breakfast for £10 per person, and it was excellent value. There was a very good selection, and it was a great way to start the day before continuing our journey.
Unfortunately, our room was quite dated and felt in need of refurbishment. The bathroom sink also leaked water, which was disappointing and detracted from our overall experience.
Given the price we paid, we expected a higher standard of room. While we appreciated the hotel's history, location and excellent breakfast, we didn't feel the accommodation offered good value for money in its current condition.
Overall, the Stirling Highland Hotel has many positives, particularly its fascinating history, central location and excellent breakfast. However, the condition of the room meant it didn't quite live up to our expectations. With some refurbishment, we believe it could provide an experience that better reflects the quality of the rest of the hotel.
Excellent location in the city centre and very near the famous castle! Beautiful building which was a former school. Historical.
The room was too warm, with no air conditioning and no way of opening a window sufficiently. The hotel I understand is not used to hot weather. After all it’s Scotland! It’s designed with thick carpets to keep the warmth .
Me encantó el emplazamiento.
The location was ideal re visiting Stirling castle, tourist attractions and town centre shops. The staff were extremely polite, and helpful. Good buffet and hot breakfast.
Room was badly needing dusted.
Ruime kamer en op het gelijkvloers. Ligging tussen het kasteel en het centrum. Hondvriendelijk. Eigen kussen, voerbakken en traktatie voor de hond met informatie voor hondvriendelijke wandelingen in de omgeving
Extra betalen voor ontbijt, gebruik van het zwembad en aan het hotel gelegen parking. Hond mag niet alleen op de kamer blijven
Great location
No fan at all offered in the room and the window opened about 10cm
It was about 20degrees cooler outside
A fan would of been nice
Central location and parking
Staff were very helpful
Rooms very dirty and very dated
I was unable to turn the shower on it was so old
It was extremely hot day and night no air conditioning or even portable fan
Breakfast was nice. I enjoyed going for a swim in the morning
All pretty good. If I had to mention anything, it would be the lack of sockets near the bed. Not a big issue though.
Great location and cozy room.
We enjoyed the location of the hotel. It was halfway between the train station and Stirling Castle. The pool was great. Staff was fantastic.
Lots of stairs. We pulled heavy luggage up a very demanding hill from the train station and then we had to do 3 flights of stairs.
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