We stayed with three of us in a 4 bed room of our own, this was still very cheap. The hostel room was pretty basic, but it was clean and quiet at night. The shower is basically in the room with you separated only by a shower curtain, don't forget your towel.

The location is excellent and you can park in the hostel car park and just walk up to the castle and churches, or down to a range of restaurants.

The ghost tour that leaves about 8:30pm outside the hostel was a good laugh as well.

We had a great stay and would consider staying there again.

This hostel was a pain to find- don't use directions off the internet, you'll never find it! When we eventually did, there was no parking so we had to park down the hill on the road- not ideal. When we arrived the man on the desk was pretty rude- he demanded an extra £5 for us to have a private room but didn't say why. He didn't let us park outside the hostel but let another guest do it for some reason... The room was for 4- comfy bunk beds, clean sheets/duvets etc but rubbish shower (shower curtain let water into the room!) and tiny toilet meant you could hear/smell whatever people were doing in there! No disabled access either, and when queried, was told 'they can stay on the ground floor', which wasn't particularly wheelchair friendly either!
Glad I only stayed one night as was too small a room for 4 people- would have gone mad otherwise!

This youth hostel was clean and very friendly to stay in. Clean bed sheets were provided as well as a pillow and there was a relax room with a television and interenet access. It was close to the centre of Stirling and was in walking distance. The only downside was that there was no electricity socked in the room to dry you hair or charge your phone. This was possible however if you were willing to go to the communal room.