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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Callander – Based on 5,477 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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In my opinion Callander is the best central location to base yourself for sights and activities. Loch Katrine is beautiful and it is a good place to rent bikes as there is a paved trail around the lake. There is plenty of hiking in the area. There is a good variety of shopping in town. All the restaurants we ate at were good. Stirling Castle is only 25 minutes from Callander. The Doune Castle is even closer. We all wish we could have spent more time there.
A very picture postcard village. Car park on riverside beautiful for picnics and walking along..wild life and and flowers in abundance. Unusual shops for something different for gifts. Lovely tea shops. Rob Roy museum and toy museum very interesting. our favorite place was along the river.
Callander was a good "base camp" for our day trip to Balquhidder (Rob Roy MacGregor grave site). We enjoyed a walk at Callender's Bracklinn Falls trail which had some lovely fall colors. The people in the town shops were friendly and had some good recommendations for hikes at the local lochs and to the tops of some of the hills. With a little more time, I would have also visited Falls of Dochart in Killin.
Two absolutely terrific restaurants and one day of really fine hiking made a great start for our trip to Scotland. Callander is a lovely town. We enjoyed hiking one of the local trails. Beautiful vistas. We appreciated the helpfulness of the people at Abbotsford Lodge.
a lovely place from which to explore the Trossach park. we ranged from Loch Lomand to Loch Katrine and Doune castle. There are lovely trails in the middle of Callander itself. A weekend trip at least- but plenty to do for a longer stay.
As the gateway to the Trossachs Callander is a great location with beautiful scenery. The High Street has a fine collection of places to eat and drink. Throughout the year there are various cultural events that are always welcoming to visitors. I have been going to the Poetry Festival for some 10 years. I have holidayed in the region too; it's a great place to explore.
“Clean, welcoming and by far the best B&B experience on our visit to Scotland. Host is fantastic. Will visit again if passing by Scotland again”
“beautiful rooms, lovely home and the food was the best we ate in Scotland! Mike and Lesley are wonderful hosts and you will feel well cared for and spoiled by the time you leave!”
“The food--Callander Meadows advertisers itself as a "restaurant with rooms". This is exactly what it is and the restaurant is exceptional.”
“Very quiet room with a high ceiling. Staff was very friendly and supportive. Cosy hotel with a friendly atmosphere. Room was cleaned while we were having breakfast, really qiuick and efficient, very much appreciated !! Breakfast was good and fine.”
“The breakfas in the morning was a real treat. Of the many choices, I selected the Scottish breakfast and found it to be hearty and delicious. Tom treated us to some bagpipe music and even a few tunes on the clarinet. Great fun, wonderful hosts, charming hotel.”
