Castle Hotel, 29 Upper Castle Hill, Stirling

This is an 18th century building with later additions and modern alterations. It was originally two buildings, one two-storey and the other four-storey due to the fall of the ground level. It is harled and whitewashed with painted margins and a slated roof. The buildings were converted into a visitor centre in 1971/2 by Johnston & Groves-Raines.

The southwest (Esplanade) elevation has two sections. The northwest end is a single-storey with basement with a bowed porch which replaces an old bowed stair. The southeast end has two-storeys with three bays and two piended dormers.

The northeast (Upper Castlehill) elevation is four-storey with six bays. The three bay southeast section has a central arched top floor window raised in the roof. The three bay northwest section formerly had modern smoked glass oriels at the top floor, these were removed in around 2004.