Gartmore House Bed & Breakfast, Gartmore

Property & Grounds

Gartmore House was originally built in 1793, and the West front was re-designed by David Barclay, a pupil of Charles Rennie Mackintosh. The hotel is set on 100 acres of land with views stretching 25 miles towards Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument. The property operates on a charity-based model that encourages community involvement.

Rooms & Amenities

All rooms include tea and coffee making facilities, irons, and hairdryers. Most rooms have period decor and historic character, with spacious layouts. Bedrooms do not have televisions, but a television lounge is available in one of the public lounges.

Dining

A complimentary breakfast buffet is served daily with hot and cold options. Evening meals are available with prior arrangement, and the hotel offers special diet menus. The dining room is set up for refectory-style service at long tables, promoting social interaction among guests.

Location & Activities

The hotel is less than 6 miles from Lake of Menteith, 10 miles from Loch Katrine, and 12 miles from Loch Lomond. Guests can enjoy golf, climbing, hiking, cycling, and boat trips in the surrounding area. Nearby attractions include Glengoyne Distillery and Deanston Distillery.

Pet-Friendly & Community

The hotel has a dog-friendly policy that accommodates pet owners during their stay. Activity weeks are designed to connect guests through shared interests such as art and craft courses. The property has a community-focused ethos with a charity-based model.

Highlights

History: 1793 house with design by pupil of Charles Rennie Mackintosh

Charity Model: Community-focused charity-based operation

Property: 100-acre estate with views to Stirling Castle

Dining: Complimentary breakfast buffet, evening meals by arrangement

Activities: Golf, hiking, cycling, boat trips

Pet-Friendly: Dog-friendly policy