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postcard village of Killearn, the Black Bull is a little gem - a small,
intimate family run Scottish inn style hotel of considerable character
and charm, big on hospitality, great food and quality service. A very
relaxed warm, welcoming and friendly atmosphere will strike you as
soon as you enter its modern, softly stylish interior.
There has been the Black Bull Hotel - or Inn - in the village square
in Killearn for as long as anyone can remember and centuries further
back from then. Original features of the old 19th century coaching
inn are still retained in the hallway and residents lounge. Today
this beautifully appointed, quietly elegant hotel, renowned for
its excellent service and exceptional cuisine, offers the widest
choice of hospitality to locals, passing tourists, day visitors
from Glasgow, leisure and business overnight guests. New owners
Daniel and Gillian Stewart are welcoming hosts and whether you wish
to call by for Sunday lunch, tea and scones, dinner with friends,
a drink in the bar, or reserve a bedroom for a few nights stay,
whether you are on business in Scotland, or looking for these well
deserved short breaks or holidays in Scotland -- the door is always
open.
Within easy reach of Glasgow and Edinburgh, Killearn is an idyllic
base for touring the whole central belt of Scotland, and ‘recently
born’ Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. Where could
be better for rewarding weekend breaks in Scotland, and of course
superb romantic breaks within easy reach of the ‘bonnie banks’?
Romantic and world famous Loch Lomond has some of the most magnificent
and diverse countryside in Scotland with lochs and rivers, moors
and mountains, beautiful forests and landscapes.
On our doorstep - historic attractions, great golf courses with
spectacular settings, superb salmon fishing, stunning walking of
all grades around Loch Lomond and in the glorious Trossachs, Stirling
Castle, The Wallace Monument, not to mention nearby award winning
Glengoyne Distillery. Or visit ancient castles and ruined abbeys.
For lovers of culture and the arts, Glasgow and Edinburgh offer
rich pickings, with wonderful theatres, museums and art galleries
together with some fabulous shops and boutiques.
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