Lost Guest House Stirling

An excellent guest in the centre with a very affordable and good breakfast.

Only down side was no water pressure in the shower. Just a dribble came out. Everything else was lovely.

The experience was just overnight but the staff and property were lovely. The room was enormous and the shower was equally as big. The room was very clean it was convenient and in a wonderful location close to facilities. The bed was needing a new mattress it was lumpy and uneven in places but otherwise it’s a lovely place to stay overall.

Terrible= shower just drips slowly, takes minutes to get the right temperature, and in the sink, the hot water simply scolds you. Have the cheek to place a notice in the shower about hot water as well, for true management, maybe they should try using the shower for first hand experience. Feedback was left with reception. Upon arrival, zero welcome and it was like an effort for them to give me my room key. Only plus side is, close to city centre

Hotel outdated. Shower didn’t work or look very clean. I was just staying for a night out so wasn’t that fussed but defo wouldn’t take the wife. Was a convenient location though.

Friendly desk guy, great bar down the street, the curly coo. Loved the neighborhood and vintage tartan carpets.

The staff are a little like something out of The League of Gentlemen, which we found amusing but others might find confronting, and overall our stay was marred by the tiniest bed in the world and the not-quite-warm dribble that was the shower, with its mildewy shower curtain. Our room was tiny and had a view of another window and a stretch of roof with some rubbish on it. The rooms also have the thinnest walls imaginable and we spent quite a bit of the early hours of the morning listening to the couple next door having lots of moany sex (good for them, not so great for a good sleep) and then bathing and calling out to each other across the room for an hour. Like, we could hear absolutely everything. Also, when we asked to have our luggage stored after checkout, it was stored in a toilet down a hallway that anyone could have walked into. The condition of the hallways is pretty shabby and stained, but the room itself was clean enough and the heating worked. There was no hair dryer in the room, but you could get one if you asked at reception. And the hotel listing says it has a laundry, but nooope. It really doesn't. Overall, we really wished we'd paid the ten pounds extra to go to the other hotel we'd been considering.

Room is small and the hot water is very unstable. The staff are friendly and helpful though.

I always stay at the Lost Guest House as it's very friendly, allows me to take my assistance, gives a really good breakfast at an excellent price & the staff are great. It's also very handy for the town centre.