Charming B&B with two bedrooms. Not ensuite, but guest privacy is still very good. Bedrooms and lounge are quaint, comfortable, and very clean, with tea service in the rooms and tea served in the lounge in the evening. The views around the farm are excellent, with rolling hills, stone walls, sheep, bracken, heather: just what we hoped to see while in Scotland. Bird watching is abundant, and we found plenty of walks. A full Scottish breakfast is served, and it is great! The farm is about 7 miles from Stirling city center, so a car will be necessary for most touring, but cabs from Stirling also know how to find the farm (tell them Lochend, Denny, just south of Loch Coulter). We even found that Avis would deliver our car to the farm as we got to Stirling after their office closed. The farm offers peace and quiet, which we enjoyed between weeks in London and Glasgow, and it makes a very good touring base for the Trossachs and places of Scottish history. The hostess, Jean... more