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22 Linden Avenue
Stirling
FK7 7PQ
Scottish Tourist Board 4 Star Rating | AA 4 Star Rating
Linden Guest House is a semi detached family home dating back from the 1920's, a short walk from Stirling City Centre and it's amenities, including bus and rail station.
Linden Guest House has recently been extended and refurbished offering our our guests a high standard of accommodation comprising of
Double Room
En-suite
Central heating
TV
Beverage tray
Fridge
Twin Room
En-suite
Central heating
TV
Beverage tray
Fridge
Family Room
En-suite
Central heating
TV
Beverage tray
Fridge
Family Room
En-suite
Central heating
TV
Beverage tray
Fridge
VAT registered
No deposit is required.
Special rates for long stay available on request.
We at Linden Guest House can offer our guests either a full Scottish breakfast or a continental buffet
Guests have a choice of the following -
Scottish Breakfast
Porridge
Link sausage - Lorne sausage - Venison sausage - vegi sausage
Hash browns - potato scone - potato waffle
Grilled tomato - baked beans - mushrooms - bacon
Fried egg - poached egg - scrambled egg - boiled egg
Poached Kippers
Continental Breakfast
yoghurt
selection of cheeses
grapefruit segments
seasonal fruit and berries ( pineapple, melon strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, blackberries)
croissants
pastries
Included in both breakfasts are a selection of cereals, fruit juices and fresh fruit, Tea, Coffee and toast.
Special diets are catered for but please notify us in advance.
Early check out guests can be provided with a continental tray in room.
Linden Guest House is only a few minutes walk from Stirling City Centre bus and rail stations. We are also have easy access to all major motorway junctions in Central Scotland, and approximately 30 miles from Edinburgh Airport and 40 miles from Glasgow Airport.
Off street parking is available for 2 cars and safe street parking is available.
Stirling is one of Scotland's oldest and most historic Cities. A former seat of government, with its royal palace and fortress providing panoramic views to the highlands and eastwards down the carse of the Forth towards Edinburgh.
Several historic battle sites are within a few miles and the National Wallace Monument and Bannockburn Visitors Centre are both on the edge of the City. Stirling with its excellent transportation links is an ideal centre to base a touring holiday of Central Scotland upon.
