Welcome to The Coachman Hotel, a Lanarkshire Hotel situated in the beautiful, rustic setting of Kilsyth, Scotland. The Coachman Hotel provides quality facilities, rooms and services. Whether for a relaxing stay or conference, The Coachman Hotel is your best option.
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Being located on Scotland's narrowest belt, the town has a legacy of being strategically valuable. The Romans built forts nearby, evidence of which can still be seen from the town itself. Parts of what remain of the famous Antonine Wall, built in the 2nd century to defend against attackers from the North, can also be seen. A visit to the wall makes for a great trip for the whole family.

The Coachman Hotel, Falkirk Wheel For those who are particularly fond of history, Kilsyth is close to many historical sites and towns with their own rich heritage.

Only a few miles from Stirlingshire, sightseers can enjoy a trip to the magnificent Stirling Castle, one of Scotland's most popular and revered historic buildings.

While you're out and about you might want to take in the contrasting spectacle of the Falkirk Wheel, an amazing feat of modern engineering which has been designed to lift boats out of the water of the Forth and Clyde Canal and allow them passage to a previously inaccessible Union Canal.

Union Canal sits at an elevated height equivalent to eight storeys. Visitors can enjoy the experience first hand.

For lovers of leisurely sports and activities, Kilsyth in a great base for fishing, cycling and walking and even has its own golf course.

The Kilsyth Lennox Golf Club has a history dating back to 1899 and is known for its panoramic views of the splendid Scottish countryside.

The nearby estate, Colzium, is certainly worth a visit. Welcoming to the curious, Colzium hosts the Kilsyth International Festival, held every year in August.

If you're lucky enough to be around at summer time you can enjoy a festive atmosphere of magnificent music and outdoor fun. 		The Coachman Hotel, the river clyde

Any other time of the year, visitors can see the pond on which the game Curling was first played as well as visit the ruins of Colzium Castle. There’s even a adventure playground for the kids.

From history and golf, to walking, fishing and fun for the whole family, this beautiful region of Scotland has something for everyone.