Stirling vacation rentals

There are loads of different property types that you can make your vacation home in Stirling. You’ll find apartments, barns, campgrounds, chalets, cottages, farm stays, houses, holiday parks, homestays, lodges and luxury tents.

If you’re looking for something special, the vacation rental most loved by KAYAK users is The Barn Lodge.

There are a number of dog and pet-friendly Stirling vacation rentals, with around 19% allowing you to bring your pet along with you.

In the last 72 hours, users have found Stirling vacation rentals for tonight for as low as $108. Search here for similar prices

In the last 72 hours, users have found Stirling vacation rentals for this weekend for as low as $119 per night. Search here for similar prices

Take a look at our vacation rentals map to find the best vacation rental homes near you.

Self-catering Stirling holiday rentals are great for travellers staying in the city for a longer period of time. After a while you may not want to be eating out every night and with a kitchen-equipped rental its easy to make your own meals with local ingredients. The Old Tramhouse Self Catering Apartments are a great option for anyone who prefers a self-catered holiday. It offers spacious apartments close to local shops. The kitchen includes a microwave, coffee machine and a dishwasher along with the oven and fridge.

If you're looking for a countryside retreat in Stirling, consider the Barn Lodge. This farm-stay accommodation lets guests stay in converted barns with central heating and en-suites. It is close to public transport so you can still easily get into town. It's also pet friendly and dogs will love having the opportunity to get out into the Stirling countryside.

In general, the nightlife in Stirling doesn't get too crazy. But if you'd love to hang out in a bar in the evenings and be able to easily get back to your Stirling holiday rental then we've got the perfect choice. 'Nicky Tams Bar & Apartments' in the centre of Stirling offers comfortable cosy apartments on the side of a lovely historic pub. You'll always be able to choose between a pub meal or a home-cooked meal using the kitchen in the apartment.

You're visiting Scotland and heading out into the countryside. How does a night in a beautiful historic home just a short walk from a castle sound? Old Newton was a fortress and its history dates back to at least the 16th century. It's also a fantastic option for groups, able to sleep up to twelve guests comfortably. The walled garden provides a quiet, secluded spot to enjoy some fresh air.