Perfect location, heating took a while to warm the pod, shower and bath both great.
The sign is missing for parking so not obvious where you should park. Other than that it was almost a 5 out of 5!
Perfect location, heating took a while to warm the pod, shower and bath both great.
The sign is missing for parking so not obvious where you should park. Other than that it was almost a 5 out of 5!
A wonderful stay at this lovely B&B. Elisabeth & Angus the owners could not have been more friendly and helpful. The room was very comfortable and spacious. The grounds of the B&B are also lovely with a walled garden. It’s the perfect stop off for this part of the west coast of Scotland
A wonderful stay at this lovely B&B. Elisabeth & Angus the owners could not have been more friendly and helpful. The room was very comfortable and spacious. The grounds of the B&B are also lovely with a walled garden. It’s the perfect stop off for this part of the west coast of Scotland
House was nice and clean, stocked with some of the basics you like to find (salt& pepper, washing liquids etc). The hosts made contact and offered to light the fire for our arrival which we were grateful for having got rather wet in the morning. We were also able to do a load of laundry before continuing our road trip. The local was a bit of a hidden gem being in between the Lochs, the access by harbour was great and our boys really enjoyed having the place to themselves for a while. It was a...
House was nice and clean, stocked with some of the basics you like to find (salt& pepper, washing liquids etc). The hosts made contact and offered to light the fire for our arrival which we were grateful for having got rather wet in the morning. We were also able to do a load of laundry before continuing our road trip. The local was a bit of a hidden gem being in between the Lochs, the access by harbour was great and our boys really enjoyed having the place to themselves for a while. It was a...
Scotland is home to an array of attractions and activities that bring tourists to this northern country every year, from Holyrood Palace and Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh, to Sir William Scott’s house in the Scottish Borders, there are no shortage of beautiful and iconic attractions a short distance from any Scottish hotel. Visitors who are wanting to experience something a little different, however, should consider venturing up to the Scottish Highlands, where they will be exposed to the country’s most diverse and scenic landscape, featuring Munros, lochs, forests, sandy beaches, sea-cliffs, and a number of majestic ruins like Ardvreck Castle on the shores of Loch Assynt.
Visit Handa Island, a Part of the Scottish Wildlife Trust
One of the many protected areas of the Highlands is Handa Island, a small island off the west coast of Sutherland, which can be accessed via a ferry from Tarbet. The island was once home to a small population that hunted local sea-birds, which include puffins, kittiwake, great skua, and guillemots.
With so much to see and do in the Highlands, be sure to plan your trip so it suits your needs and interests, which you can easily do with the help of the Expedia search tool.