Trossachs Hotels in The Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park
Callander & Trossachs Hotels - Callander Guest Houses & B&B - North area Hotels and B&B
Location of Hotels in the Trossachs National Park (central and east)
Hotels and country house style accommodation is quite plentiful in the Trossachs. Hotels in this area are mostly fairly small but one or two larger ones can be found, mainly in the larger centres. This site details mainly the Trossachs and north part of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park.
Callander is the largest town in the National Park and is sometimes referred to as the Eastern Gateway to the Park.
Callander hotels are listed in the main accommodation listing
Strathyre, Balquhidder, Killin and Crianlarich are in the Trossachs north area and hotel listings can be found in the north area listing
We currently have no hotels listed in the West and Loch Lomond areas but other B&B accommodation can be found in the West area listing
A list of all accommodation types can be found via our accommodation page
Hotels in Callander, Trossachs Hotels Click here for more Trossachs B&Bs and Guest Houses
Lubnaig House, Callander - a Trossachs Hotel The Waverley Hotel Callander- a Trossachs Hotel Highland House Hotel, a Trossachs Hotel in Callander |
Poppies Hotel & Restaurant, Roman Camp Country House Hotel Callander Originally built in the 17th Century by the Chieftain of the clan, McNab, the Dreadnought retains a distinctive character of its own. Centrally situated in the popular holiday town of Callander, this 17th Century Hotel successfully combines the attractions of a historical building with modern day comforts, with 61 comfortable en-suite bedrooms. Tel: 08444 146534 Fax: 08444 146533 
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The Crags Hotel Callander Dalgair House Hotel & Restaurant Callander Open all Year. |
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Local information about The Trossachs
The Trossachs is one of the most popular holiday Destinations in Scotland, lying on the southern edge of the Scottish Highlands and easily accessible from major Scottish cities and from trunk roads. Its tourism industry blossomed during the Victorian period with the advent of steam rail, and then, as now, attracted tourists eager to escape the industrial surroundings of their cities to find the fresh air and scenic surroundings.
If you'd like to learn about the Trossachs history, our history section offers extensive information. Populated by Gaelic speaking highlanders the Trossachs was involved in many important events which made Scotland what it is now. The glens were the scene of many a clan feud and the Stewart Kings of Scotland made parts of the Trossachs into a favoured hunting ground. Stolen or 'lifted' cattle were driven through the Trossachs from the Highlands by the famous outlaw Rob Roy MacGregor to be hidden in the Flanders Moss before being sold to lowland dealers.
Many holidaymakers visit Doune for the local distillery which offers tours by appointment
If you are looking for something more active to spend your time in the Trossachs, choose from the many golf courses available nearby, or visit Loch Earn or Loch Ard for watersports such as windsurfing and waterskiing.
For more information about The Trossachs in Perthshire or hotels and other accommodation, please explore the rest of our website.
