Airth Venue is a beautiful hotel that offers a variety of leisure facilities, elegant public spaces, and a relaxing spa. The hotel features a stylish cocktail bar and a restaurant located in the historic castle building. With 125 rooms and suites, guests can choose accommodations in the original castle or the main hotel building. Each room is designed for comfort, featuring super-comfortable beds, private bathrooms with both bathtubs and showers, digital satellite TV, and free Wi-Fi. Luxury toiletries, hairdryers, irons, and trouser presses are also provided for convenience.

Located in Airth, just 38 miles from Edinburgh city center and close to the M9 motorway, the hotel is easily accessible and a perfect base for exploring the historic city of Stirling. The castle dates back to the 14th century and is surrounded by 12 acres of mature woodland, providing a picturesque setting. The original west wing was a simple stone tower, which evolved into the fortified structure characteristic of Scottish castles.

Visitors appreciate the venue for its immaculate facilities and the professionalism of the staff. Many guests have celebrated special occasions here, including birthdays and engagements, highlighting the excellent service and reasonable prices. The venue is praised for its cleanliness, spaciousness, and high-quality sound and lighting, making it an ideal choice for events. Whether you’re hosting a party or looking for a relaxing getaway, Airth Venue promises a memorable experience.

The hotel also features all the leisure facilities as well as elegant public areas and a SPA, elegant areas and a cocktail bar.

Airth Castle boasts 125 rooms and suites, located either in the original castle or in the main hotel building. All rooms have super-comfortable beds, private bathroom with bathtub and shower, digital TV with satellite TV, and a practical desk with free wi-fi, luxury toiletries, hairdryer, iron and trouser press.

The elegant restaurant is located in the main castle building.

The building dates from the 14th century. From the outside it has weathered stone walls surrounded by 12 acres of mature woodland. The earliest part of the castle - the west wing, was a simple stone tower or keep. It was later built on the z-plan characteristic of scottish fortified houses in the 16th and 17th centuries. There is a new annex which was originally the stable block and is now where the majority of the bedrooms and conference rooms are.

The lobby is the entrance to the castle and is small, but traditional.