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Four Star Quality Scottish Bed and Breakfast Homes in the West Highlands & Islands of Scotland |
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Members on this page offer accommodation in:
Isle of Skye (2)
Fort William (2) - Ballachulish (2)
Please note that double/twin room prices are per person per night based on two persons sharing. To make enquiries or bookings, please contact the proprietor direct via phone, fax or email as detailed on the relevant entry. If you are outside the UK, first dial the appropriate international dialing code for your country (011 from the States for example), then dial 44 and omit the initial 0 of the number given in these pages, before dialing the remaining digits.
The Cuillin hills of Skye
The romantic Misty Isle, the Winged Isle, Skye (Kilmuir Park and Strathgorm) is well known for its scenery, mountains, history, castles, distilleries, legends and people.
After touring the island you can return to the mainland via the bridge where, at Kyle of Lochalsh, you can take the scenic train ride eastwards to Inverness. Or you can drive north through the pictureque village of Plockton into Wester Ross and the Northern Highlands. Alternatively you can head south via Eilean Donan Castle, Glen Shiel and Invergarry to Fort William, or leave Skye via the ferry to Mallaig.
Eilean Donan CastleThe Road To The Isles, the A830, travels between Fort William to Mallaig, following the railway line which has a steam train running at certain times. Halfway along, at Glenfinnan, is the monument to the Jacobite followers of Bonnie Prince Charlie in the 1745 uprising.
Fort William (Rustic View and Lawriestone) sits below the bulk of Ben Nevis, at 4,404 feet, Britain's highest mountain. There are a number of exhibitions and visitor centres in Fort William - Highland Mysteryworld and Treasures of the Earth (a geological exhibition) amongst them.
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This whole area is central for exploring the wild and remote regions of Morar, Moidart and Ardnamurchan, for climbing and hillwalking on the many mountains and, in winter, ski-ing on Nevis Range and at Glencoe. |
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Further south along the shores of Loch Linnhe is the inlet of Loch Leven, now spanned by a bridge but years ago crossed by a ferry, to Ballachulish (Home Farm and Ardno House) where the road divides. The A828 goes right, along the coast, and the A82 leads inland through Glencoe, site of the infamous massacre, and popular with walkers and climbers, before heading south-east over the wild and beautiful Rannoch Moor.
STRATHGORM
Neil & Alison Graham
15 Upper Breakish - Breakish - near Broadford - Isle of Skye IV42 8PY
Tel: 01471 822508 / Fax: 01471 822508
E-mail:
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Strathgorm is a spacious modern Bed and Breakfast, situated close by the sea, with spectacular panoramic views of Broadford Bay, the Cuillin mountains and nearby islands. All rooms are decorated to a high standard. A warm Highland welcome awaits you in our family home.               
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KILMUIR PARK
George & Mairi Milne
Dunvegan - Isle of Skye IV55 8GU
Tel: / Fax: 01470 521586
Email:
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George and Mairi extend a warm welcome in their recently built home, situated near to Dunvegan Castle and enjoying panoramic views of "MacLeod's Tables". Quality accommodation is complemented by freshly prepared traditional meals. Ideal base for touring Skye.  
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RUSTIC VIEW
Mrs Jackie Macleod
Lochyside - Fort William PH33 7NX
Tel: 01397 704709
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Rustic View is quietly situated within its own extensive grounds. All three rooms are en suite. Breakfast is served in the conservatory looking to Ben Nevis and the surrounding hills. Large parking area. Excellent base for touring the Highlands. A short distance from town centre.
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LAWRIESTONE GUEST HOUSE
Jim and Susan Smith
Achintore Road - Fort William PH33 6RQ
Tel: / Fax: 01397 700777
Email:
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Superb location overlooking Loch Linnhe and surrounding hills. This beautiful Victorian town house provides elegant, comfortable accommodation, warm Scottish hospitality and excellent breakfasts. Town centre 5 min. walk. Ideal base for touring the Western Highlands. Beautiful gardens. Private parking. No smoking.
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HOME FARM
Mrs Joan McLauchlan
Ballachulish - Argyll PA49 4JX
Tel: 01855 811792 / Fax: 01855 811792
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Modern spacious farmhouse offering high quality facilities, set in a peaceful location with panoramic views over loch and mountains. Ideal for touring West Highlands, steam train, mountain gondola, boat trips to Western Isles. A warm welcome awaits. 
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ARDNO HOUSE
Mrs Pam Weir
Lettermore - Ballachulish PH49 4JD
Tel: 01855 811 830
Email:
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Beautifully appointed luxury villa nestling on the shores of Loch Linnhe. Magnificent loch and mountain views. Each superior, spacious bedroom has an excellent en suite. Perfect base for touring the scenic splendour of the west Scottish Highlands. Near Glencoe. Wonderful walks. Private parking. Warm welcome.
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To make enquiries or bookings, please contact the proprietor direct via phone, fax or email as detailed on the relevant entry. If you are outside the UK, first dial the appropriate international dialing code for your country (011 from the States for example), then dial 44 and omit the initial 0 of the number given in these pages, before dialing the remaining digits.
Practical information including currency exchange rates, transport, driving times, maps, weather, etc. is provided to assist you on our travel info page.
This web site also has B&B listings in:
Edinburgh, Lothian and Borders - Fife, Angus & Stirling - Perthshire
Aberdeen & Grampian Highlands - Inverness, Loch Ness and Nairn
Northern Highlands & Orkney - Aviemore & the Cairngorms
Argyll & Loch Lomond - Greater Glasgow, Ayrshire, Dumfries & Galloway
Please note that all details of establishments are as provided by the proprietors
who are solely responsible for the standards of their establishments
and for the accuracy of information displayed on this web site concerning them.
March 2001
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