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Scottish B&B in The Trossachs at Burnt Inn House
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Scottish B&B in The Trossachs at Burnt Inn House
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Scottish B&B ensuite at Burnt Inn HouseBurnt Inn House is a Scottish B&B bed and breakfast establishment, with en-suite
facilities, and a Resident’s Lounge. You will breakfast in our traditional
Trossachs farmhouse kitchen, complete with welcoming Aga! We offer local produce and home baking where possible for your Scottish breakfast . Packed lunches are available if required, by prior arrangement. Drying facilities and a locked building for cycles are available for your use. We are a no-smoking/no pets household. We do not have TV reception, but we do have a wide variety of videos to watch in our Resident ‘s Lounge. THE TROSSACHS is an area of outstanding beauty with many walking and cycling paths. We can provide local maps and arrange fishing, golfing, or cycle hire, — all you have to do is ask. * * * We aim to offer you a warm welcome and a home from home atmosphere. * * * Good food in Brig o’ Turk within walking distance of our home:
About Burnt Inn HouseThe building dates back to the 1850s and used to be the coach house and stable for a hotel called the Trossachs New Hotel which burnt down in 1864. John Millais and John Ruskin visited the hotel in 1853 and the Prince and Princess of Wales also visited in August 1864. During the 20th century the coach house and stable have been a post office, a petrol station, a garage and taxi service, and more recently a private house. The house is situated in the centre of the small, quiet village of Brig o’ Turk, standing in two acres and there are views of Ben Venue and the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park. The Trossachs is one of the most beautiful parts of Scotland, with mountains and lochs, the towns of Callander and Aberfoyle and, in the midst of it all, the village of Brig o’ Turk. The three lochs, Venachar, Achray and Katrine, and the three mountains, Ben A ‘an, Ben Ledi and Ben Venue, make up the area called The Trossachs. Sir Walter Scott made The Trossachs famous with his poem the Lady of the Lake (Loch Katrine). Millais and Ruskin stayed in the village of Brig o’ Turk for four months in 1853. William Wordsworth and his sister Dorothy came to visit. Last but not least Queen Victoria and members of her family also visited the village. The Trossachs has everything you look for in a holiday — a relaxing break, sightseeing, historic buildings or an energetic few days walking, cycling fishing golfing or pony trekking. Many people find that they just keep coming back time and again! DIRECTIONS:- 7 miles west of Callander on the A821. As you approach Brig o’ Turk from Callander, drive past the first road on the left and we are the stone built house immediately on the left hand side. If you would like to know more about Burnt Inn House and The Trossachs, or would like to make a booking please do not hesitate to contact us, or visit our our Burnt Inn web-site.
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We have three
comfortable en-suite bedrooms and a residents’ lounge, recently
refurbished. The bedrooms are named after local mountains: Ben A ‘an, Ben Ledi and
Ben Venue. 
