The view from our room was amazing as it had two windows overlooking the old jail building nextdoor, the tombstones around the building and the town/countryside below. All in all the facilities were not bad to be a hostel, and the room was very spacious. Surprisingly, the shower was not bad. We were there only for one night and it was a nice experience

There were two flights of stairs with no elevators and there was no drinking water in the room, only in the kitchen at ground floor. The room was a bit dated (one of the windows was a bit rotten and it was not possible to open it). The bed was hard as a rock, albeit not as uncomfortable as we were expecting. We didn't have the possibility to drop off our luggage (but were told it's possible to arrange so the day before), and the check-in is quite late.

Hostel was clean, shower water pressure was fantastic, enjoyed watching the rabbits and squirrels out on the front lawn in the evening. The common room is huge and kitchen also large. We were only here for one night but would've happily stayed longer if we had time!

Beware that this hostel is up a big hill, this was not a problem for us as we got dropped off in a car but could be a concern for some people! Also there's gravestones outside the building as the hostel is in an old church - the building has lots of character but maybe if you are superstitious then this could be a concern to you.

The hostel is in an unbeatable location near Stirling Castle. We had a private room which was basic but comfortable, although the bed was not the softest. I have stayed in private rooms in other SYHA hostels before and they were far more basic and cramped, so this was very good. We did not try any of the shared facilities including the kitchen, but the staff was very welcoming and I would stay again if visiting the area.

The bathroom situation wasn't ideal - yes it is ensuite, but everything was separate (shower across corridor from bathroom, sink separate from either). It would have been nice to at least have a proper door on the shower room instead of just a curtain.

The staff are very friendly, and the hostel has a kitchen where we can prepare coffee and breakfast. The location is perfect—the hostel itself is a sightseeing spot. The view from the window is stunning, as there is a colorful tree right outside. It is very close to Stirling Castle; we dropped off our car here, then walked to the castle and had a city walk. It is very good value for money.

The floor squeaks almost every step we take. We were worried about disturbing others, so we tiptoed with every step.

The staff was so incredibly friendly and they care about you as a traveller. They are in my top 3 most friendly hostel staff I've ever encountered on all my travels. The building is also beautiful, it was even a part of my Stirling walking tour! It is part of the Stirling old town and on walking distance of everything. a very, very good price/quality ratio!

The bathroom and shower aren't really separated from the room so it didn't give me really a feeling of privacy. Also the sockets aren't everywhere close to the beds. Though this didn't really bother me during my stay.

We had a twin ensuite room, which was very comfortable. The location was a short walk or taxi journey to the station and Stirling centre. The kitchen facilities were good with free tea and coffee. We made our breakfast there on the day we were leaving. Staff were pleasant and helpful. We weren't sure what to expect as we had only been in a youth hostel in our younger days, but this was very good, and we would use it again.

The room was at the top of the building and might not be suitable for less able travellers who have difficulty climbing stairs.

Very nice and helpful staff (who kindly went to search for a tiny screwdriver for me! Way beyond what one would deem 'necessary') Stirling is a beautiful city and I was amazed at how goorgeous the building looked! If it wasn't for the sign, I would've walked right past.

There are sinks in your room, but the water isn't drinkeable. This is a bit of a bummer, as you always have to prepare your water bottles for the night. The room was fairly warm and stuffy, and we could only open one of the windows, ajar.

The location of the Hostel is perfect for exploring Stirling. There is some parking, but you need to check in early because the spaces do go. The parking on street is free at night, but not during the day. The room was comfortable and as I had the last room at the end of the hall, it was very quiet. Good kitchen facilities for self catering, but meals are served at a reasonable price. Although the dining room is large, there were no empty tables when I had breakfast, so ate in my room.

The private double rooms are on the top floor and there isn't a lift. And with Hostels, the check-in time is strictly after 4pm.

Amazing location just several steps from both center and Castle. The lady at the reception was very helpful (Wendy). The room was basic ,but it was expected considering the price

The most critical issue: the room was on the top floor with a skylight that couldn’t be opened, there was a technical smell and very hard air with lack of oxigene in the room and it was impossible to get fresh air or ventilate. I couldn’t sleep well and kept waking up from a lack of air. Minor details: outlets and bedside table were located only near one of beds, the ventilation was noisy, and the walls had very high sound permeability. There was only one hanger and one chair.

The location (although you had to walk up a hill) was excellent. You were in the center of history with the jail next door and the castle a little farther up the hill. There was parking for those who needed it. Shower was great. You were able to use the kitchen downstairs to cook or fill your water bottle (can't in the room). Breakfast was adequate - cereals, some fruit, yogurt, juices, tea and coffee. Staff was great as well.

No complaints