Carmel Apartments
Review
Located within the very heart of Falkirk, are the Carmel Apartments and I have to say, this accommodation was far better than I thought it was going to be. Having read dozens of fantastic reviews about them, I knew they were going to be nice, but just how nice, wouldn’t become apparent until I met with their owner Jamie and he very kindly showed me round. Every aspect of these apartments has carefully been thought through and every attention to detail has been carefully attended to. Jamie also has a few apartments in Glasgow, and with being so reasonably priced, you’ll be hard pushed to find somewhere with as good value for money and visitor experience. In my opinion, Jamie has got a very keen attention to detail and both he and his team go above and beyond the call of duty to make sure your stay is the best it can be!
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Contact Us
160 Thornhill Road
,
Falkirk, Stirlingshire
, FK2 7AZ
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Location
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Nearby Attractions
Callendar Park
For centuries there has been a house of some description on the site that the present Callendar House occupies.
The Falkirk Wheel
The canal systems within Great Britain were synonymous with being the very back bone of the industrial revolution and this is also true of the canal system here
Muiravonside Country Park
Before I talk about this attraction, I must explain that it is operated by Falkirk Community Trust and what a wonderful job they do as well; the team have a huge passion
Nearby Eating Out
The Milk Barn
The Milk Barn is one of those places that you cannot help but fall in love with. The business was started by Suzannah and her husband and the driving force
The Corbie Inn
Having visited hundreds of pubs and eating establishments over the years, you don’t only get to know the business, but the people that make that business happen and that’s the owners.
Mannerstons Bakery, Ice Cream Parlour & Cafe
There are farm shops and cafes popping up all over the British Isles, some good, some not so, but here at Mannerstons, they are becoming the business