Kirkhouse Inn

Inconvenient location and nice staff The staff are quite friendly and nice. The location is... a bit hard to say. If you are a nature lover, u probably enjoy the walk in the neighborhood. There're hills and nice houses nearby. Around 5 min walk from the hotel, there's a nice track called Strathblane Railway Path. But if you want to get to the city centre, and you can't drive, you can only get there by a bus which is 50 min ride (note that it's 1 to 2 hour frequency). I waited for the bus at the buschanan bus station on Saturday at 7pm (it's scheduled at 7:10pm) and the bus went missing. I asked staff at the bus station and they told me to find the help desk but it was closed and the hotline was also shut down. I waited for the next bus at 8:35pm and luckily it did arrive. So make sure you check the bus schedule if you are going for a tour/taking train in the city centre!!!

Staff made our group feel very welcome from the start and very helpful/knowledgeable about the area. Check in was quick and easy. Rooms were very comfortable and clean. The food was brilliant at both dinner and breakfast. We all recommend the fish and chips and the full Scottish breakfast.

Firstly, fantastic staff, who were so pleasant and obliging. The meal in the evening was well presented and tasty, and the breakfasts in the morning couldn’t be faulted, first class. However the rooms are slightly dated, and all the blinds were broken, with the chains coming away in yours hands. A bit TLC was required, but comfy enough beds with clean sheets. The areas downstairs were not the best. A couple of roudy drunks lads sat next to us in the lounge area, swearing loudly and being off putting to those enjoying a drink. Bar was loud with those playing pool. Could do with a separate area closed off with a door. Apart from that an enjoyable experience and would recommend this place to anyone visiting