Make no doubts about it, Gean House is FANCY. You know somewhere is fancy fancy, and not just…read morefancy, when the toilets are worth a visit alone. Gean House indeed has a bathroom fit for a queen. Couples get married here; lots of them. I can see why. Having won awards as a wedding venue, Gean House is just perfect for tying the knot. Saying that, it'd be perfect for any occasion that requires a special place. - Gean House is luxurious, with room after beautiful room and a stunning garden. During my visit, I couldn't help but look out and imagine all the wedding shots taken there and all the future couples that would grace that gorgeous garden. Gean House is most certainly worthy of its place in all those wedding albums. - Yes, indeed! I wasn't getting married; I was here for work. I had booked a room for a day of interviews with several candidates. Since we're a charity I asked if it would be possible to reduce the cost of the room hire, as Gean House was quite expensive to book. Ordinarily we'd go for something a little more basic but there was nowhere in Alloa town centre that could accommodate us, so we had to look a bit farther out. Yes, they could give us the room from 9am - 3pm at a reduced rate. Why, thank you, Gean House! From start to finish, we were looked after. They even set the room up with notepads and pens, water and had a table of tea, coffee and fancy fancy biscuits outside for both the interview panel and candidates. And we had prime view of that lovely, lovely garden! If fancy fancy is the criteria, Gean House may well be the answer.

Beautiful restaurant. Service was fantastic! Food was out of this world! I had the lamb cutlets &…read moremy husband had the steak & ale pie. So good. Definitely stop here

I was on an EF tour and we were sat down and the staff was rude and we only had our water refilled…read more1 time through the entire dinner. The service disappointing and many people did not even eat. The food was bland and very small portions. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND.

I wish I could comment on the welcome that I received at Alloa Town Hall but, sadly, from my quick…read morevisit and look around, there was no one on hand. I was visiting to see if it would be possible to hold a volunteer recruitment day there. I also called slightly before heading over to let them know I'd be dropping by. But, sadly, there was no answer. I signed myself in the sign in/out book and said a loud 'Hello!' There was no response, so I headed in. It was dark and dusty. In one hall, there was a huge theatre. It's certainly a lovely and traditional building but not quite what I was looking for. Regardless, it was nice to see the space. It would be great if the phones were manned and also if someone was available to welcome visitors as, when I visited, it didn't feel all too welcoming. I only just realised that I didn't sign out so, as far as Alloa Town Hall is concerned, I'm forever wandering the corridors. Whoops!

You know what McBob, you're awesome…read more The MacRobert is perhaps one of those under appreciated places which just always comes through when people need it too. Being set in the University of Stirling Campus it really is in one of the most beautiful locations in Stirling, and as for the facilities in the centre itself, the MacRobert has a fantastic theatre and cinema, a number of different function rooms, and a cafe and bar both of which are reasonably priced. Add to that a host of friendly and helpful staff and you have yourself a venue. The cinema has a range of films both current box office hits and international films from festivals and competitions. The theatre always has a couple of shows on the go ranging from professional companies to amateur groups, yet the open auditorium and grand stage makes any performance feel professional and entertaining. I would definitely recommend the MacRobert to anyone and look forward to going again myself.

Wonderful arts centre, movies are normally late release but always cheap and worth a check, the…read moretheatre is huge and modern and pushing the space to a 5 star is the new management running the resreraubt and cafe. Congrats macbob.

Food was tasty and the ambiance is intimate and relaxing. This place is run by a man and his wife…read moreso service was relaxed and slower, but it was worth it. He was so kind and everything was plated beautifully. Wish we were in town longer to try more things. Prices are very reasonable.

We got the Greek salad, chicken taouk, moussaka and a pitcher of sangria. Everything was very tasty…read moreand the presentation attractive. The service was very good and the owner very friendly. (The sangria was a little weak, though, but we would definitely go back.)

Not far from the station, it's a fairly decent place. My room is the old Master bedroom, and…read morealthough has an added en suite, they haven't wrecked the original ceiling! I ate in the lounge area, and my waitress was nice and friendly. She called me Doll (double L pronounced W) and was polite and attentive. I was the only person there though. I could still catch the dulcet tones of other guests I. The bar, although there was plenty of swearing it was quiet enough. My room is really nice with loads of space. Apparently the old master bedroom. I'm working do no time to explore, but the Wallace monument is a mere stones throw away. My meal of steak was lovely and at £10.99 including chips, salad, coleslaw, tomato, mushrooms and onion rings was totally filling! Nom nom n :-) I'd stay again.