Welcome to our bed and breakfast website 

Sandy and Tom welcome you to their Victorian home situated on the banks of the River Clyde in the picturesque sea side town of Helensburgh .We are situated in a quiet part of Helensburgh, with ample private parking.

Helensburgh has plenty of local interests such as the Rennie MacIntosh’s Hill House. There are many activities to do in and around Helensburgh such as sailing, hillwalking, and golfing, Sea or loch fishing, visiting historical castles and whisky distilleries, mountain-biking or quad biking, the latter we can arrange for you. There are several very good eating places within minutes of Shiloh.

It is essential to us to have a passion for quality and customer satisfaction is evident from the moment you arrive. All spacious bedrooms are fitted to a very high standard with en-suite facilities. Shiloh has 3 en-suite bedrooms; one with a king size bed and 2 twin bedded rooms that can be converted to super king size on request. Each room is equipped with radio/cd alarm, freeview LCD TV, free WiFi (free use of laptop) as well as a hospitality tray and hair drier.

Local produce is provided within our breakfast menu. We offer vegetarian and vegan food, and are willing to accommodate any special requirements, we recognize from our own experience that families & groups consist of individuals with varying tastes.

Our aim is for you to enjoy every comfort and hospitality in our home. The Scottish Tourist Board 4 Star Bed and Breakfast grading award reflects the quality of our home.

Helensburgh is well placed for touring this beautiful area where the Highlands and the Lowlands meet. Stirling and Edinburgh are accessible by train and car. Glasgow Airport is 30 minutes from Helensburgh and the stunning views of Loch Lomond is just 15 minutes. Why not visit our new Scottish National Park, which provides plenty of outdoor activities. Both Glasgow and Edinburgh accessible by car or train. The Upper line gives access to the panoramic scenery of the West Highland Line with daily return journeys to Oban, Fort William and Mallaig.