Highland House Hotel

Frommer's Review

In the center of Callander, this Georgian town house from 1790 has been successfully turned into a small hotel lying off the main street of town, a short walk form the Teith River. Bedrooms are cozy and traditionally furnished, including one family room, and each has a small bathroom with shower. An intimate bar on the ground floor offers many fine brands of malt whisky, and a tea room opened in the spring of 2007, featuring soups, sandwiches, cakes, coffee, and tea, of course. A very generous Scottish breakfast is served, including sausages, bacon, black pudding, a fried egg, and other adornments such as mushrooms and a selection of juices.

Facilities:
Bar; room service; nonsmoking rooms

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