Hotels in Birmingham, West Midlands, UK, GB.

Leapark Hotel, Grangemouth

130 Bo'ness Road, Grangemouth, Grangemouth, Central, FK3 9BX

Ideally situated in the historic port of Grangemouth near to m9 motorway serving Edinburgh, Stirling and Glasgow. An excellent location for business travellers as well as being ideally situated as a touring base for Braveheart County. Welcome to the Leapark Hotel - situated in the heart of Scotland and a perfect setting for weddings, business and social functions. Our 50 en-suite bedrooms are furnished and equipped to the highest standard to ensure your comfort and enjoyment. The hotel has been privately owned by the Henderson family for the past 20 years and they, along with our attentive staff, will ensure your every need is catered for.

Weddings are a delight at the Leapark from the ceremony, to the pictures in our gardens, to the reception - we have 3 function rooms available from you to choose from and a wide range of tempting menus.

The Grange Manor, Grangemouth

Glensburgh, Grangemouth, Central, FK3 8XJ

The Grange Manor has the look and feel of a country house hotel. Just minutes from some of Scotland's leading multinational companies. A favourite with executive travellers and now increasingly the choice of discerning tourists, the hotel features an award winning restaurant - and a warm welcome from the Wallace family who own and manage it personally.

The Grange Manor was built in the late 19th Century for the factor (or agent) to the Earl of Zetland's local estates. The Earl's own house, long since demolished, was just across the way, although the Earl was seldom resident. Whatever happened a hundred years ago, the building's more recent history has been as a hotel. Bill and Jane Wallace bought it in 1993. Over the years, the hotel has been transformed by the addition of a major extension at the rear and, most recently, a complete refurbishment of the bar and restaurant at the front. This mirrors the Victorian features of the existing building so well that it is virtually impossible to see where original meets new. The new reception area is light and airy, with upholstered sofas and chairs arranged in conversation groups. Guests often choose to linger here over a cup of coffee or tea while browsing through one of the complimentary newspapers.