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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Killin – Based on 3,439 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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Narrow roads and fairly busy road right by the inn. Killin is located in a beautiful part of the highlands, surrounded by mountains. We fully intend on visiting again in the future, but would definitely allow for more time. We used it as a stopover only, and would have liked at least a full day and two nights to hike around.
The hotel, the hikes, the main street, the lovely people, the scenery, the food, the Falls, the loch and Finlarig Castle. We're healthy elders, and we had a blast. (We didn't try the fishing.)
Killin is beautifully situated at the western end of Loch Tay. It's an excellent place to base yourself to explore the area in all directions as from here there is plenty to visit in any of the wind directions. Also in Killin and direct surroundings there is plenty to see and do. It has all the facilities you need as well.
Quaint and beautiful, Killin is centered around a stone bridge crossing the Falls of Dochart. It couldn't be more picturesque. Delicious meal at local pub, Falks of Dochart Inn, and a comfortable stay and full Scottish breakfast at hotel, Capercaillie, made the stop a perfect "last night" on Scotland trip.
Killen is a small town but It is loaded with history and beautiful scenery. As you enter the town your first sight is the falls of Dochart. You can stand on the bridge crossing the falls and watch the raging water over the stones And take beautiful pictures and it is very relaxing. There are several good hotels and restaurants in the area and very nice shops. It is the land of the Clan Macnabs and the macnab cemetery is just beside the falls as you enter town. There are tales of Rob Roy Macgregor as well as the first monks who brought Christianity to the country. There are Castle ruins hidden in the outskirts of the village. An unexpected gem in Scotlands crown
I chose to visit in the off season. All the sights I wanted to see were open and available, as was all the countryside. Because it wasn't the high season, many restaurants and Inns were closed, limiting dining choices.
“Friendly service, lovely full-English breakfast, tasty ale/beer at the bar. Close to Killin and in general in nice location.”
“Location, character of the building. Owners Robbie and Pauline couldn't have been more thoughtful and helpful. Restoration of hotel is a work-in-progress, we are looking forward to seeing how it evolves. Robbie's cooking is awesome, & the wine list is very impressive. Even if you don't stay here, go for dinner, you won't regret it. ”
“Location was perfect. Staff was warm and helpful. City and hotel are charming.”
“Lovely little b+b in the town of killin. Craig and carlotta are friendly and welcoming. The room was clean, Comfy and had everything you could need. Killin itself is a gorgeous little town with amazing river falls running through it. It's also really close to Loch Lomond in the middle of the trossachs national park. A hidden gem!”
“Food was very good albeit not huge choice in menu.”
