Shawlee Cottage

Lovely weekend at Shawlee Cottage

Pros: Immaculately clean throughout Excellent location just off the M8 within easy reach of Glasgow, Edinburgh and Stirling Excellent hosts

Pros: Sandy and Cathy were fantastic caring hosts nothing was to much trouble The breakfast was cooked for you fresh with great quality produce and to perfection. The room we had was a little small but had everything we needed for our 3 night stay. The bathroom was a decent size with nice clean and soft towels.

Cons: The shower needs looking at the controls need changing we were told by sandy that it was in hand. The TV in the bedroom needs retuning only a few channels working.

An unexpected gem of a place, home from home vibe. Loved it A+++++

Pros: Very comfortable surroundings. Sandy and Cathy went above and beyond. Lovely cosy environment. Definitely will be returning when back in Glasgow with work.

Cons: Nothing.

We saw Oasis whilst staying at Shawlee so the answer has to be “Biblical”

Pros: Sandy and Kathy were just fabulous. Couldn’t do enough and Kathy poached my eggs just perfect. Sandy is so knowledgeable and helped us with routes to places and suggestions for iatking

Pros: Hosts were very accommodating, great breakfast and very helpful with local knowledge.

Would definitely stay here again

Pros: The hosts were fantastic, the breakfast was amazing, so much choice and the beds were very comfortable.

Beautiful accommodation between Edinburgh and Glasgow!

Pros: The accommodation was located directly on the street, which only slightly affected the view from my room, while my nephew's room faced the car park and garden. The rooms were small but well furnished and cosy for our purposes. The hosts were extremely friendly, and the breakfast was excellent.

Cons: There is nothing to complain about. Single rooms are a bit small, which makes it difficult to handle large suitcases. However, everything worked out fine.

Hosts feel like family, very comfortable room and beds, lush breakfast

Pros: The room was nice and cosy and the beds were super comfortable. Our hosts, Sandy and Cathy, were so kind and friendly. They helped us wherever they could with advice and even with substance to clean my glasses. Breakfast was lush, with an unexpected nice creamy bowl of yoghurt with mango, strawberry pinned to the edge of the glass. Really good place to visit Glasgow and Edinburgh. Best to get to Edinburgh by driving to P&R Ingliston and take the tram from there to Princes Street. Cheapest and most comfortable way.

Cons: The pub next door didn't do food, so we had to drive for dinner.

Good home from home stay.

Pros: Central location.Good and plenty of food. Frendly and helpfull.

Cons: Nothing could be better than it was.I would like earlier breckfast,

Great

Pros: The property was lovely, ample parking and large garden area.