Bed and Breakfast Lochearnhead, Guest Houses

Killin B&B at the Barn, voted one of Scotland's 100 best B&Bs by The Guardian. The barn is a modern take on traditional B&Bs that sacrifices none of their charm. A home alone offering complete privacy to the couple or family who stay. The barn is a complete window onto a unique mountain landscape set in the heart of the highland village in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park.

Enjoying wonderful views over Loch Earn and the surrounding countryside, the Lochearnhead Hotel is a family run hotel with 10 ensuite bedrooms, lounge bar, restaurant and resident's lounge. Situated in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park the hotel is ideally located to explore central Scotland with its wide variety of attractions.

The hotel is on the shores of Loch earn and is in the Lomond and Trossachs National Park. We have our own jetty and mooring facilities which makes taking part or watching the watersports such a pleasure. Alternatively, you can while away the time taking in the wonderful views over Loch Earn towards Ben Vorlich and Glen Ample

Mansewood is a family owned and run Guest House and a warm welcome awaits you from your hosts, Alan and Sharon Clark. The house, which stands in its own mature gardens, dates back over 250 years and is set in some of the prettiest scenery in the Highlands.

At the foot of Glen Ogle and positioned at the Western edge of Loch Earn, Lochearnhead is situated in the newly formed National Park that contains some of the finest scenery in Scotland, including Loch Lomond and The Trossachs.

Briar Cottage is a 17th century thatched cottage, set on the shores of Loch Earn. It was once owned by the MacGregors and later by the Duke of Breadalbane - decended from the Campbells of Breadalbane. The cottage has retained many of its original features including most of the original stonework and an original heather thatched roof - now protected and weatherproofed using a modern thatch 'underlay'.

Tigh Na Crich is a large traditionally built white stone house, dating from the mid 1800's. Situated in the small village of Lochearnhead, on the A84, Tigh na Crich is set at the foot of Glenogle, near Edinample Castle and Ben Vorlich, by Loch Earn.