Lovely stay - easily our favorite stay in 10 days in Scotland. I loved how the hostess made a continental breakfast; I am fine with sausage, beans, boiled tomatoes, boiled mushrooms, scrambled eggs, and haggis - but I was extremely sick of it after about 3 days. This was the only place we stayed where we could get anything fresh at breakfast and the only time we even saw a hard boiled egg, which was a surprise. Simply lovely to finally have some berries, cherry tomatoes, and I think we had sliced cucumber as well. The moment you pass over from Lennoxtown over the hills into this hidden valley, you feel you've transitioned to the Scottish highlands.

Everything was great. It's a central location to quite a few different spots of interest within a 30 or so minute drive, and a LOT of spots of interest within an hour or so drive. I guess the only thing I didn't like was that I booked one night here, when I should have booked three.

Rockfoot B&B lies in a valley below the Fintry hills, with beautiful views from the large windows of the breakfast room on the vast green spaces up to the hills. The ride from Stirling is worth the time, as Fintry itself is a peaceful, pleasant village with a good restaurant, the Fintry Inn. The room for us was spacious, equipped with a rare variety of teas, coffees and cookies. Beds large and comfortable. My son tried his first Scottish breakfast (haggis ok, black pudding less so); in our stay in Scotland, this was the best breakfast (perfect eggs, mushrooms and tomatoes). I was particularly impressed by the six jams offered in elegant glass jars, each decorated differently. Moira, the host, was very helpful, polite, and nice to talk to - I have learnt a lot about dogs.

Moira is a wonderful host who makes you feel so welcome.It started even before our arrival as she arranged a taxi number as we were travelling by public transport.On our arrival we were shown around the property which is in a rural setting. The setting is quite stunning as you overlook the Campsite Fells. I have travelled to many destinations in the world however there is something so special about Scotland's scenery and Fintry is no exception. The locals make you welcome also and we were even given a lift to the local pub by a lovely local woman who just happened to be driving past as we walked to the town.The local taxi company called Clachan cabs is a great mode of local transportation and Ian will attempt to accommodate your travel arrangements.The rooms were perfect for our needs and with it being a working farm there is always something of interest to see..The rooms are very clean and loaded with coffee/tea etc....the TV and free WiFi is great and shower room was ensuite. Moira asked our preferences for breakfast and you are given a variety of options.I chose the Scottish breakfast and it was mouthwatering....that lady can cook a breakfast for the ages.....Overall our weekend for my daughter's wedding in an area of Scotland I had never visited was an experience of pure Scottish hospitality,Scenery to take your breath away and a host who welcomes you like a family member coming home.....Thanks Moira

I enjoyed all aspects of my stay however anyone staying here should be aware of the lack of bank accessibility in the area....This is rural however there is so much to see and do. If you are thinking of touring this area you need to make this B&B one of your go to stops.....Meet Moira....taste the breakfast and enjoy the scenery.....

Moira was an exceptionally warm and friendly host. Our room was very clean, comfortable and spacious with views of the surrounding rural countryside. Best night's sleep had in last 10 days...the bed was super comfortable. The spacious ensuite provided us with the necessary toiletries plus a few bonuses. A varied english continental breakfast, including fresh fruit, combined with the option of a true scottish hot cookup, was more than ample to provide sustenance for our travel day ahead. The property also provided private and secure off-street parking bay. A wonderful homely atmosphere...we did not want to leave!

Absolutely nothing. About a 30 min drive to Stirling along narrow winding country roads might determine your choice....but it's worth it.

The Rockfoot B&B was in the heart of the Campsie Dells and centrally located for our trips to Edinburgh, Loch Lomond, Sterling, The Devil’s Pulpit, Glasgow and points south and east. Moira was a perfect host and a good cook. As many of our stays we chose this for its remote location away from cities and it is very much a working farm with a very large flock of sheep. Our room was excellent and everything was perfectly clean. Moira took time to answer many of our questions and made us feel at home. This is an excellent place to stay for a Holiday, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would happily stay here again.

No complaints... none.

Moira was so friendly and couldn’t do enough for us. The breakfast was excellent with a large selection of cereal, fruit and a full cooked breakfast (including haggis!) setting us up very well for the day ahead. The family room was spacious, comfortable and clean. I’ve never seen such a huge variety of teas, coffees and hot chocolates (along with Border biscuits) in a room ever!! The location was beautiful. The surrounding area was so peaceful, and the scenery was stunning. We took advantage of the outdoor seating area to enjoy a lovely summer’s evening and it was a joy. If we are in the area again, we won’t even consider staying anywhere else but Rockfoot B&B.

Location is a bit rural, just over a mile walk to the only pub. (Food in pub mediocre and a little on the expensive side) So maybe an idea to eat before arriving. Accommodation is accessed by a rather steep tarmac onto gravel drive which was a challenge on our motorbikes, however would be alright for cars etc. Host made us more than welcome, clean comfy beds and excellent variety of teas, coffees etc were available. Breakfast was superb. Thank you for your kind hospitality we will be back to visit you again :)

The weather :(

Traveled by motorbike. The approach from either direction is fantastic. My host Moira was welcoming and very easy to chat to. My room was cosy, comfortable bed and great bathroom fully stocked. Lovely teas and biscuits in the room. The views were great. The breakfast was both plentiful and cooked lovely. I believe the host does a lot to make any persons stay enjoyable.

Nothing for myself. Some folk with mobility issues may find the steps challenging.

Moira, our host, made us feel very welcome. Nothing was too much trouble for her and made us feel at home. The breakfast was excellent, a large choice of cereals, jams, etc. The full Scottish breakfast was suberb. We would not hesitate to stay at Rockfoot again We can highly recommend it.

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Everything about my stay here exceeded my expectations. I travelled with my 1 year old and our host was extremely friendly and helpful, the room was immaculate and the bed super comfy. Breakfast was lovely in the morning and there were tea and coffee and biccies in the room which was a treat. All in all couldn't have asked for better and will definitely be back.

Nothing, everything was perfect