Stay at Balmillig in Helensburgh

Balmillig B&B is the home of John and Anne Urquhart.

Situated in the heart of Helensburgh a unique seaside town on the edge of Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, we offer high-quality Bed and Breakfast in delightful garden surroundings. At Balmillig you have the best of both city and country with lots of wonderful outdoor opportunities nearby and yet Glasgow with its city attractions is only 40 mins distant by car or train.

  • Great ensuite rooms – tasty breakfasts – friendly welcome - comprehensive information on what to see and do.

  • Off street parking

  • Few minutes walk to rail & bus, restaurants, seashore & Loch Lomond & the Trossachs National Park.

  • On the John Muir Way & the Three Lochs Way - Two of Scotland’s Great Trails.

  • Hot tub available for guests use - small charge payable.

  • Electric car charger and wifi everywhere! 

  • Only 40 min rail trip to Glasgow and a few minutes walk from the world famous West Highland Railway Line.

So much to see and do…

 

Surrounded by breathtaking scenery, Helensburgh has a host of attractions and a unique townscape and also a superb range of excellent restaurants. Art galleries and museums, castles, wildlife, history and world renowned gardens are never far away and there is always something interesting to explore no matter what the weather or time of year. 

 

Serving a taste of Scotland

 

We provide freshly cooked breakfast meals along with our own homemade marmalade and delicious jelly made from brambles (blackberries) gathered in the nearby countryside. Tea or Coffee or a selection of Fruit, Herbal, Earl Grey or Green Teas. Our teas and coffee are all Fairtrade certified. Oatcakes are from Stockan’s of Orkney and porridge is Scott’s Porage Oats from Cupar. Bacon and black pudding is all produced in Scotland while tattie scones are made by McGhee’s of Glasgow. Gluten free bread/muesli/oatcakes and white bread can all be available. 

You won’t be hungry after a Balmillig breakfast!

 
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