Hotels in Killin, Scotland: where to stay
Hotel, B&B and campsite options at the west end of Loch Tay
Hotels in Killin, Scotland: the Killin Hotel, with 35 bedrooms plus 5 annex rooms, is the village hotel we have checked from its own site. Dall Lodge offers bed and breakfast, and a Caravan Club site takes motorhomes. Killin suits a Highland Perthshire stop on a tour north, not a base for Loch Lomond.
- Village car park. We have no verified charge for Killin. Read the signs and machine.
- Falls of Dochart. A series of rapids in the village, at the west end of Loch Tay where the Rivers Lochay and Dochart join.
- Killin Hotel bedrooms plus annex
- 35 + 5
- Bus to Callander
- C60
- Ember coach
- E4
- West end of
- Loch Tay
Should you stay in Killin?
Yes, if you are touring north through the Trossachs and want a village base at the Falls of Dochart, at the western end of Loch Tay. No, if you only have a day for Loch Lomond: Killin is well north of the loch, so it does not fit a single day on the shore. For the falls, the village and parking, see the Killin village guide.
Is Killin in the Highlands? It is usually counted as a Highland village, though we have no official boundary source, and the National Park lists it among its towns and villages.
Without a car, Stirling Council’s C60 bus runs from Killin to Callander via Kilmahog, Strathyre and Lochearnhead, and Ember E4 coaches between Edinburgh and Fort William stop at Killin. We have no verified times, so check Traveline Scotland. Routes in by car, train and bus covers the wider options.
Hotels in Killin and other places to stay
These are the places we could confirm from their own sites on 12 October 2026, plus one National Park campsite listing. We give no prices or ratings. Check each property’s own site for rooms, breakfast, dogs and parking.
| Place to stay | Type | What it offers | Parking | Booking tip | Map |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Killin Hotel | Hotel with restaurant and bar | 35 bedrooms plus 5 annex rooms (FK21 8TP), the Riverview Restaurant, and a hotel bar with 70+ whiskies. At the western end of Loch Tay, near Ben Lawers and the Falls of Dochart. | Free on-site car park, per its own site. | Dogs are allowed in selected rooms for a supplement, so say so when you book. | Open in maps |
| Dall Lodge Country House | B&B in a Victorian country house | Main Street (FK21 8TN). A guest lounge, a breakfast room with river and mountain views, tea and coffee in rooms and a riverside garden. Less than half a mile from Loch Tay. | Not stated on its site. Ask when you book. | A small house, so book early for summer. | Open in maps |
| Maragowan Caravan Club Site | Campsite for motorhomes and campervans | Listed by the National Park as a Killin site for motorhomes and campervans only. | On the pitch. | Season and prices are not on the listing, so check the Caravan Club before you plan. | Open in maps |
| Self-catering and other campsites | Cabins, cottages and tents | We have not verified individual lodges, cottages or other campsites near Killin. | Ask each site. | Use VisitScotland or the National Park campsite list, and check each place’s own site. |
Our summary of each property’s own pages, not a rating. Room counts and facilities change, so confirm before you pay.
Choose and book
Decide whether Killin is your base
Killin is a good stop between the Trossachs and the Highlands. For Loch Lomond itself, a base further south, such as Strathyre or Callander (both below), is closer.
Pick your type of stay
A hotel for dinner and a bar, a B&B for a cooked breakfast, a Caravan Club pitch for a motorhome. Match the table above to your group.
Sort out parking before you book
The Killin Hotel lists a free on-site car park. For the village car park we have no verified charge, so check the signs. Car park prices and rules compares the options around the loch.
Plan your transport
By car, use a route planner for today’s drive time, because we have no verified figure. By public transport, take the C60 from Callander or an Ember E4 coach. Check Traveline Scotland for times.
Use the official site where you can
Book direct if you want the property’s own terms. Where we add a partner link, we always give the official option beside it.
Check before you book
- Does the property have its own parking? The Killin Hotel does; we have no stated answer for Dall Lodge.
- Are dogs welcome? The Killin Hotel allows dogs in selected rooms for a supplement. Ask the others.
- Who owns the Killin Hotel? Its own site does not say, so we cannot confirm.
- Is the Maragowan site open on your dates? The National Park listing shows no season.
- Deals change daily, so we state none: compare on the property’s own site.
Other bases nearby
If Killin is full or too far north, these are the nearest alternatives.
- StrathyreA quiet glen village on the C60 route. See a bed for the night in Strathyre in the same area.
- CallanderThe nearest town on the C60 route, with the wider choice. Staying in Callander compares the options.
Eating and doing in Killin
Eating out as a guest? See Killin places to eat for pubs and cafes. The Killin Hotel also lists its own Riverview Restaurant and a bar.
Choosing between bases? The full list of choosing where to sleep covers every other area around the loch.
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Questions people ask
Is Killin located in the Highlands?
Killin is usually counted as a Highland village, at the west end of Loch Tay, though we have no official boundary source. The National Park lists it among its towns and villages.
Who owns the Killin Hotel?
Its own site does not state an owner, so we cannot confirm. Ask the hotel, or check the official company records.
What to see in Killin, Scotland?
The Falls of Dochart, a series of rapids in the village where the Rivers Lochay and Dochart join at the western end of Loch Tay. Ben Lawers is nearby too. The village guide has the full list.
How many rooms does the Killin Hotel have?
Its own site lists 35 bedrooms plus 5 annex rooms. Some booking sites give a different total, so use the hotel’s own figure.
Does the Killin Hotel have parking?
Yes, its own site lists a free on-site car park.
Can I bring a dog to the Killin Hotel?
Dogs are allowed in selected rooms, with a supplement, per its own site.
How do I get to Killin without a car?
By Stirling Council’s C60 bus from Callander via Kilmahog, Strathyre and Lochearnhead, or by Ember E4 coach. Check Traveline Scotland for times.
Is Killin worth the drive from Loch Lomond?
Only if you are touring north. It is well north of the loch, so it does not fit a single day on the shore.