Biker Friendly Accommodation
A friendly welcome and a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere is ensured here from owners Angus and Cheryl (and staff) and an ideal base for the NC500, to explore the stunning North Highlands and scenic North West coast with beautiful beaches and rugged landscapes. A choice of accommodation including six comfortable B&B en-suite rooms and bunkhouse to sleep ten in four separate room. The traditional Highland bar is the heart of the Invershin and the fire is always lit… Sample a real cask ale or a 'wee drammy' from the selection of fine Scottish malt whiskeys, whilst enjoying some banter with the locals. In the evening, a small selection of hearty, home-cooked meals, served in the bar or you can eat in the conservatory overlooking the Kyle of Sutherland. All the meat and fish is sourced locally and when possible, vegetables from their garden. Groups are welcome and catered for where they can organise an outside BBQ - from lobsters to burgers or whatever you fancy. Also a spacious reception lounge, regular music sessions and a pool table with the family tartan. where: Invershin, Lairg, Sutherland, ScotlandIV27 4ET |
One of the oldest Inns in Wales, with an area at rear of Inn to store Motorbikes overnight. Ideal for groups with forty-seven comfortable guest rooms, all with private bathrooms, individually styled and furnished. Traditional bars, complete with low ceilings, heavy oak beams and thick stone walls and roaring open log fires. The Black Boy Inn is a beer lover’s dream, with 20 taps featuring cask and keg beers from some of the world’s most progressive independent breweries. Snowdonia offers spectacular scenery and is full of places to visit such as Snowdon Mountain Railway, Sygun Copper Mine, historical castles and Portmeirion Village. where: Northgate Street, Caernarfon, Gwynedd, LL55 1RW |
Set in a rural central Brittany location, offering a choice of three holiday houses, aimed at and run by Bikers. Within 20 acres of land, in a valley with woods, stream and small lake. A traditional stone house sleeps six, the wooden house sleep five and the wood cabin is perfect for two, all come fully equipped, with outdoor areas, bbq and linen, gas and electricity are included. A large communal Bike shed is equipped with tables, chairs and fridge is a great places to get together after a days exploring. Owners Roger and Linda organise guided run outs, offer advice and if you fancy it you can even learn how to ride a sidecar outfit! An ideal base from which to explore Brittany, with a rich and diverse heritage to be discovered, from the monolithic stones of Carnac to the submarine pens of St Nazaire, the rugged coastline of the north to the foam crested waves and endless sandy beaches of the south. Great reviews - "What an amazing experience, wish I’d found this 20 years ago, hospitality is 1st class Roger & Linda were fantastic hosts, great roads and so peaceful. A week wasn’t enough, I’ll certainly stay longer next time, and the BBQ was brilliant." Extensive well equipped workshop, motorcycle washing facilities, garaged, covered parking, private and secure parking. where: Burlaouen, 22480 Lanrivain, Brittany, France tel: +33 (0) 296 365 480 e-mail: [email protected] |
Set in the stunning location of England's Last Wilderness, the North Pennines, and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The newly renovated bunkhouse, sleeps 20-24 in 3 rooms, the largest bunkroom also has its own en-suite. All bedding is included and towels can be provided at an extra cost. With a lounge, fully equipped self-catering kitchen, modern shower room and large conservatory for chilling out under the stars, it has everything you could require! Perfect for either a weekend break or a longer stay to explore this 'Great Outdoors'. Both solo travellers and groups are welcomed. The adjoining campsite sits in part of a 4.5 acre wildflower meadow with terraced pitches to enhance the infinite view of this valley. There are also electric hookups in the car park for motorhomes and caravans. Ideally placed for exploring Cumbria, Northumberland and County Durham. Not far from the famous Hartside Pass, this beautiful local area is great for getting out and exploring both on and off road and within 2km of The Miners Arms and Nenthall, both of which serve food. |