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The Guest House offers B&B accommodation with 11 ensuite bedrooms, also a lounge, dining room, a nine hole golf course, extensive grounds and gardens. A warm welcome awaits you in this peaceful, stunning and secluded guest house on the banks of Loch Lomond. Guest house accommodation ...

The Anchorage House dates from 1886 and is set in the village of Balloch, lying close to the shores of Loch Lomond and within Scotland's first National Park. Dating from 1866 the historic Anchorage Guest House has recently been redecorated and refurbished and offers cosy and comfortable accommodation. There are five en-suite bedrooms, all at ground floor level. Anchorage Guest House benefits from its own private car park. Pets allowed by arrangement. The Anchorage is only 25 minutes by car from Glasgow City and 20 minutes from Glasgow Airport.

Albannach Guest House in Balloch offers 4 star bed and breakfast accommodation in Alexandria by Balloch. Within a mile of Loch Lomond, Albannach is a beautiful Victorian Cottage and the non-smoking double, twin and family rooms are finished to a very high standard. All rooms have hair dryers, tea/coffee making facilities, colour TVs and DVD players. An ideal base for touring Loch Lomond and the National Park. A warm Scottish welcome awaits at Albannach Guest House near Balloch.

Craigard Guest House in Stirling offers accommodation in three comfortable, centrally heated, en-suite Guest Rooms and facilities include Welcome Tray, TV/DVD with Freeview and Wi Fi. Craigard is within walking distance of The National Wallace Monument, University of Stirling and the city centre and is a great base to explore Stirling and Loch Lomond. This accommodation is Non-Smoking and has Private Parking.  A warm welcome awaits at Craigard Guest House in Stirling.

Lochside Bed & Breakfast is set in the heart of the Loch Lomond National Park in the village of Arrochar. We are situated alongside Loch Long enjoying stunning views of Ben Arthur (The Cobbler) and the mountain ranges surrounding Arrochar which spread around the head of Loch Long and the west side of Loch Lomond.