The Drovers Inn - Stirling

If they only want to search for a pint, then it is worth checking this interesting place. if they imagine they stay overnight! our room was the worst on our whole road through Scotland and far overpriced with the quality and comfort of our room (that was not in the building itself on the other side of the road) was super bad. no idea where to start. bathroom terrible, room even like a bad place in a caravan park. and we had no good sleep in our bed. Food quality was close to the middle area we felt that the management keeps the cost for this place as low as possible, as they know that they only make money from traveling that come to the first time and do not come back. we won't do it except when we'll be super thirsty, and we'll be close someday. we only give stars for the old traditional building and the bar. the rest is a straight star rating.

Very efficient. cheap pots of tee, but somewhat more expensive than ordinary elements on the menu. The old immobilie is much gentle, but inns that are taken in the history, do not need to stay grubby to go the point after home. a fresh approach to the inner could not hurt.

A night in the guest house the driver has been on my bucket list for years and yesterday evening we have managed to. What do you want me to say? the environment is simply stunning, eating was super, haggis, neeps tatties were super and the scotch broth was great. venison casserole . simply said that eating brilliant, the beer was good, the staff was incredibly friendly and friendly. the room was very nice, warm and clean. to an amazing old guesthouse and the visit worth. will definitely be back. could not recommend very enough. only on the floor. we have not seen

Always a friendly face to meet them, and the rest of the team cannot do enough to make their look even more special. I take the guests here as part of the tours I run, so I am here several times the week with them. consistently good food and service, regardless of how busy they can be. they make this a visit while they are in the opposite.

We have been coming here for years, we love the family welcome the cozy warm clean rooms. Fantastic hot tasty food including a vegan menu. Dog friendly, great base to explore the highlands which there is lots to do. Then come back for your dinner and drinks which they have a great selection to choose from all by the log fire candlelight rustic table what is not to love. Lovely helpful staff who make your stay have a warm family feel. Special thank you to Kim who made our valentines table very special. Thank you Angie for helping me with my wriist which I hurt on the highland way. Thank you to the barman, (sorry forgot your name) who kept those drinks coming, thank you to the chief for the sausage breakfast for our dog Haley who eat the lot. Can't wait to come back in September for our anniversary. Lots of history and tales about this very old inn including the ghost which still walk around and pop up when you least expect it. Highly recommend this place a must on your list for a truly different stay.