Malling West Bed And Breakfast - Stirling

Malling West Bed and Breakfast, ubicado en la dirección 5MG9+6W Malling West Bed and Breakfast, Callander, Stirling FK8 3RD, Reino Unido, es un establecimiento popular para quienes buscan una estancia cómoda y acogedora. Con especialidades en Bed & Breakfast, este lugar ofrece todo lo necesario para asegurar una estancia agradable.

Desde su inauguración, Malling West ha recibido 18 opiniones en Google My Business y ha obtenido una calificación promedio de 4.7/5, lo que demuestra su éxito y popularidad.

Características y ubicación

Malling West Bed and Breakfast se encuentra en una céntrica ubicación en Callander, Stirling, ofreciendo fácil acceso a los lugares de interés locales y a las maravillosas rutas para caminantes y ciclistas en las áreas circundantes. El establecimiento cuenta con habitaciones cómodas y bien equipadas, así como zonas comunes para los huéspedes. Además, Malling West se esfuerza por ofrecer una excelente atención y servicio al cliente para garantizar una estancia inolvidable.

Información recomendada

• Para hacer una reserva en Malling West Bed and Breakfast, por favor contacta con ellos al número de teléfono 1877382565 o visita su sitio web.
• El personal estará encantado de proporcionarte cualquier información adicional que puedas necesitar.

👍 Reviews of Malling West Bed And Breakfast

Julie-Ann8694

My partner and I booked a room at the B&B for a wedding by Loch Ard and honestly couldn’t get over how hospitable and accommodating Morag was. She went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and comfortable, even providing us a lift into town to make sure we met up with our friends safely rather than walk the country roads. The room was clean and cosy, the area was tranquil, and the breakfast was delicious. There was space for our friends to park and drop us off, which was great, and the B&B itself was a ten minute drive to the wedding venue. Suffice to say that when we are next in the area we’ll be staying there over a hotel! 100% would come again!!

trip0123

MALLING west||||We had a amazing time at the Malling west. There was me, my husband and adult daughter in Scotland for a wedding and we stayed for 3 nights. Morag and Phil were very friendly from the minute we reached them. Absolutely nothing was too much trouble from what we wanted for breakfast to were to go in the area. The beds are so comfy my husband is 6ft 6ins and daughter is 6ft and they had no trouble at all getting to sleep. The breakfast options were really good from smoked salmon to a full Scottish breakfast and also cheese and meats option (which my daughter was really pleased with!!) Our breakfasts were a lot better than some of the others spending time in the other b&b’s!! ||||Morag and Phil are very welcoming. My husband had a walk round the grounds with Phil which he really enjoyed. I would DEFINITELY go back to the “malling west” and would recommend visiting the area and of course to Morag and Phil!!

KyleeBOz

Our family of 3 had a lovely experience staying at Malling West in May 2021. We stayed just one night. Peaceful location and a beautiful big garden for our little one to explore. Morag was full of helpful advice and a very friendly host, who also provided a delicious full breakfast. Our room was cosy and very nicely laid out for a compact space. We hope to stop by again someday. Thank you again.

Parishlass

Stayed for couple of nights while down at recent festival .The property set in a really nice location and itself has lovely extensive gardens.. Lovely rooms with super comfortable beds and Morag is a lovely sociable lady who does her level best to make your stay a great as it can be and has fantastic knowledge of her local area . Breakfast was a treat good quality products well cooked and presented ........would throughly recommend this b + b to anyone who is looking for a nice quiet relaxed place to stay

herve_larose

Our familly had been welcomed by Morag and Phil for the first night of our family scottish trip. What a wonderful stay ! Our young children spent a lot of time with phil and enjoyed this time. Everything was perfect, the house, the garden .. Phil gave us lot of advises and made a a very good breakfast. Morag and Phil are both nice and welcoming persons.||If we come back in scotland we will definitely have another stay in their house !||Morag Phil Thank you !

peje2022

It was not the first time we visit Malling West. Again we had a warm welcome by Morag and Phil. The room was lovely and clean. We enjoyed the lovely garden. And the breakfast is excellent, not only the taste, but also the looks. It could be published in a magazine. Thanks a lot.

Koesser

Morag and Phil are friendly and like to talk to people. They helped us with ideas for the days and booked a table at a restaurant for us.|At first the room looked nice. We had the room downstairs.|There was no TV in the room, very unusual. |But there was too less space. The door of the wardrobe was not really reachable because it opens the wrong way and a chair stands directly in front of it. The chest of drawers were filled with other things so we could not put our things in them. |The part of the house where we stayed is 300 years old and damp. After we left, we noticed that the bags and everything inside and the personal clothes things we had packed out where very damp. |The bathroom smelled a little and there were no shampoo or shower gel, the towels were rugged. |They did not offer as much food as we got at other B&Bs for the same price, no yoghurt or cereals. They same apples, bananas and grapes were offered to us day by day.|The Stornoway Black Pudding was the best of the breakfast in the mornings.|And at the end we were ask to write a good rating here at Tripadvisor.|Sorry, not again.|

Parkmunder

My wife and I recently stayed at Malling West B&B as we had signed up for a full-day course at the nearby Nick Nairn Cookery School and this B&B is very handy for that. ||On arrival, we were given a warm welcome by Morag, the owner, who is friendly and chatty. The B&B has two guest bedrooms, one downstairs and the other upstairs. Morag took us to the upstairs room. She explained there was no television in either of the guest bedrooms due to the walls being too thick to install a TV and she thought the added benefit was not having to worry about TV noise from the other room which, presumably was directly below. The room is in the eaves and therefore has sloping ceilings. Morag showed us the shower room which was very small, also with sloping ceilings. She also told us that there was no guest lounge (despite the photos on the website appearing to show that there is. The lounge in the photos is for the owners’ use, not guests).||||The room was very clean but we had not been there long when we realised that it was rather chilly and that neither radiator was giving out any heat. We thought perhaps the heating would come on at 6pm. It didn’t. We went downstairs about 6.30pm to head for the restaurant Morag had kindly booked for us and met Phil. We explained the room was cold which he thought surprising as other people had complained it was too hot; after checking that we had turned the radiator up (we had) and that we hadn’t opened a window (we hadn’t) he said he would check it while we were out.||On our return, the room was less cold; one radiator was giving off some warmth despite being turned up full. The other was still cold. We probably should have spoken to Morag and Phil again that evening but we were tired so didn’t. The double bed had a cosy duvet so we weren’t cold during the night. ||||In the morning, one radiator came on about 8.15am but the other remained cold. By then we had already showered and dressed. As mentioned, the shower room is very small and, although neither of us is particularly tall, we did worry about banging our heads on the sloping ceilings – just something to be aware of. ||||Morag and Phil had asked us the evening before what we wanted for breakfast. As we knew we would be getting a big lunch etc at the cookery school, neither of us wanted much. My wife asked for cereal and I asked for a couple of rashers of bacon and toast. If you want a full cooked breakfast, there seems to be a very good choice from the breakfast menu. We were, though, a bit surprised when Phil brought a bowl of cornflakes through to the dining room for my wife. In B&Bs we have stayed before you are usually able to help yourself in the dining room to cereals, fruits, juices, yoghurts etc but there was nothing like that out. Phil did say that they don’t do so much when there are only two people staying. When we mentioned about the lack of heat in the room again, he said that they don’t put the heating on early if people are having breakfast later.||We had decided before breakfast that we did not want to stay a second night due really to the lack of comfort in the bedroom for relaxing in, the size of the shower room, and the temperature issues. Phil asked to join us at the breakfast table and we told him then that we would be leaving but that we would honour the two-night booking we had made. However, we also felt that we had had to convince Phil that the room had been cold as he did ask again if we had opened a window or not turned up the radiator.||||Morag and Phil did seem a very nice couple and certainly the majority of reviews on Trip Advisor reflect that; however, we have now read some of the more negative ones and we have to agree with the comments about the lack of ‘guest facilities’. This may not be an issue in the Summer when the days are longer and you can spend more time outside but if you are staying at other times of the year, when it gets darker and colder earlier and everywhere in the area shuts at 5pm, then allowing guests to use the lounge (which looked lovely with an amazing view across the grounds) would make for a much more relaxing experience.||||Morag has responded to most of the reviews so she may well respond to this one too. We thought that most of the reviews, whether negative or the more positive ones, offered helpful tips and advice. We think that with very few ‘tweaks’ our stay would have been much nicer. Morag has referred to the toiletries in the bathroom and the hospitality tray in the bedroom; we do have to say that there was only soap and handcream in the shower room but no other toiletries and that the tray held only tea/coffee – no biscuits, so assume that this was an oversight and that these things are usually provided.