self catering Highlands
self catering Highlands - four contemporary luxury cottages with lovely view |
2+4+6+6 |
Weekly season prices | Low £380-£640 | Mid £440-£845 | High £510-£975 | Festive £545-£1,025 |
Short breaks outside high season - minimum 3 nights - please ask |
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self catering Highlands
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Further details about this accommodation |
MacRauri Apartment - 1 double bedroom, sleeps 2 (east facing), large open plan lounge - dining - kitchen, bedroom and bathroom with bath/shower. Open fires.
Shiel Apartment - 2 bedrooms, sleeps 4. 1 double and 1 twin (south facing overlooking Ben Resipole), open plan loft style lounge – dining – kitchen with 12ft ceiling, log burner, cloakroom with WC, two bedrooms, both en suite.
Somerled Apartment - 3 bedrooms, sleeps 6. 2 double and 1 twin (south/west facing), large lounge, log burner, dining kitchen also with open fire, cloakroom with WC, three bedrooms all en suite. Master with spa bath.
Tioram Apartment - 3 bedrooms, sleeps 6. 2 double and 1 twin (south/south east facing overlooking Ben Resipole), large lounge, log burner, dining kitchen, cloakroom with WC, three bedrooms all en suite. Master with spa bath
- Under floor heating throughout by digital thermostat in each apartment.
- All linen and towels supplied.
- All electricity, oil, coal and wood inclusive.
- Storage for outdoor equipment and bikes.
- A selection of books, board games maps, DVDs, CDs and information packs supplied.
- Hairdryer and iron in each apartment self catering highlands.
- Private Car parking area – wheelchair accessible parking provided.
- Garden, with decks and outdoor furniture.
Changeover days are Saturdays in peak season, but short breaks can accommodate other start days.
Our top 5 reasons why you would choose to stay at this excellent self catering property | |
Take the boat from Arisaig to Rhum and tour the Victorian splendour of Kinloch Castle. Or Join the M.V. Sileas for a memorable boat trip on Loch Shiel and the chance to see some eagles. |
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Walk down to Loch Moidart alongside the river Shiel and view the 13th century Castle Tioram, Seat of the Clan Ranald. Climb the Moidart hills – Roshven or An Stac or the two Munros in Glenfinnan if you want a bigger challenge. Maps available in the apartments. | |
Fish for salmon or trout on Loch Shiel or try some fly fishing on a hill loch. |
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Go to a Highland games, show dance, traditional music festival or village dance and enjoy the craic with the locals. Events listed in De tha Dol. | |
Treat yourself to dinner at Ardheallach Lodge on the other side of the Shiel, Jill always gives you a warm welcome and cooks great food every night using local produce. |