The Dreadnought Hotel

The Dreadnought Hotel is a 17th century stone-built hotel situated in the village of Callander, within the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. Originally built as a hostel for the Clan McNab, guests are reminded of the heritage with its stained glass windows, wood panelled walls and traditional tartan fabrics.

There are a variety of rooms available, including single, twin, double and family rooms for 3 or 4 with a double, single bed and sofa bed. Some rooms are dog-friendly. All have en suite facilities, TV, free Wifi and a hospitality tray. Guests can also relax in the lounge / bar. An optional continental breakfast is served in the morning.

Light refreshments are available throughout the day, or guests can sample delicious home cooked lunches, including Sunday lunches, and evening meals. There is a public car park right by the hotel, with EV charging. Visitors will also find many scenic trails locally for walking and cycling, leading into the National Park.