Caithness / Grantown-on-Spey / Inverness-Shire / Morayshire / Nairnshire / Ross-Shire / Sutherland / Isle of Lewis / Isle of Skye / Group Accommodation / Main Scotland ^
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 Situated in the far north corner of Scotland and overlooking the Pentland Firth and Orkney Islands. A family run guest house, with five en-suites at great rates, with breakfast. Lounge, licensed bar and evening meals are available. Close to the Castle of Mey, ferries to the Orkney Islands, Duncans Bay Stacks with a large bird colony and the distillery for the world famous Old Pulteney Whisky. Why not charter a boat and explore the rugged and diverse shoreline of Caithness or perhaps do a spot of quality sea fishing. Discount for group bookings. Laundry and drying facilities available. Secure ample parking at the rear.where: The Broo, John O'Groats, Wick, Caithness, KW1 4YR |
 An imposing Victorian building, in the wonderful town of Nairn, on the shores of the Moray Firth, with many pubs and restaurants. A range of B&B accommodation with prices to suit every budget, with hospitality trays, biscuits, tea pots and cafeterias in all rooms. Breakfasts are served in the spacious dining room, full of antiques and knick-knacks, where special dishes include smoked salmon and free-range scrambled eggs, smoked haddock and kedgeree. Relax and plan your days in the traditional lounge or lovely gardens. An excellent base for exploring the Scottish Highlands, Morayshire and the Grampian Region, with the spectacular scenery of the Great Glen, Glen Affric and the Cairngorm Mountains less than an hour away. A wonderful array of castles can be found in all directions and include Cawdor, Brodie, Rait, Dunrobin and Urquhart Castle. Sheelagh and Dave welcome you. A previous guest said "Felt like I was coming home. Beautiful building, tastefully furnished. Breakfast choice superb,with home-made marmalade to-die-for! I was touring on my Harley-Davidson and had piece-of-mind with safe, secure off-road parking. Perfect"..
where: 13 Seafield Street, Nairn, Nainshire, IV12 4HG.
tel: 01667 452738 web-site: www.greenlawns.uk.com. e-mail: info@greenlawns.uk.com |
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On the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides or the Western Isles, as they are sometimes called, situated midway between Stornoway and Tarbert, in the Pairc area of South Lochs. The Inn occupies a peaceful and tranquil setting and is ideally situated for exploring both Harris and Lewis. Five modern recently refurbished en-suite rooms, with views of either Loch Erisor or the surrounding Eishken and Pairc hills. A hearty breakfast is served using as much local produce as possible to set you up for a day of exploring what is thought to be the most remote area of the UK! A wide variety of wildlife to be spotted - birds of prey, including Golden and Sea Eagles, Otters, Seals, Porpoises. In the well stocked and lively public bar, a variety of dishes are available, where the menu changes regularly dependant on the locally sourced seafood, lamb and beef. A previous guest said "The landlord Bernie and his wife Geraldine did everything possibly to make our stay a memorable one. Bernie's tips on places to visit were very helpful and after a day we really felt as though we were staying with friends". Large gravel parking area.
where: Sheildinish, Isle of Lewis, HS2 9RA
tel: 01851 830473
web-site: www.locherisortinn.co.uk
e-mail: info@locherisortinn.co.uk
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Situated in a quiet corner of Somerled Square within the town of Portree, yet only minutes away from the Harbour (pictured), cafes, restaurants and shops. B&B accommodation in 9 rooms, some with 4 poster beds, within this traditional inn, with the best of Highland hospitality, a cosy lounge bar with a roaring open fire and live Ceildh Music. The menu offers locally sourced ingredients wherever possible, including Langoustines landed on the Pier perhaps ten minutes earlier, Sconser Scallops, Scottish Beef & Venision or why not try the local Haggis, neeps & tatties! All served in a true Celtic atmosphere by staff dressed in the family tartan. An ideal location for touring the Misty Isle and beyond to the islands of Lewis and Harris. Places of interest include The Cuillin Hills, Otters at Kylerhea, The Skye Bridge, Talisker Distllery, Glass Bottom Boat trips, beaches and many castles including Dunvegan Castle and Eilean Donan Castle.
where: Somerled Square, Portree, Isle of Skye IV51 9EH
tel: 01478 612129
web-site: www.accommodationskye.co.uk
e-mail: info@accommodationskye.co.uk
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 Just off the A851, north of Armadale pier, surrounded by amazing roads and tranquil surroundings. Easily reached from the Scottish mainland either by the Skye Bridge (pictured) at Kyle of Lochalsh or by the Mallaig to Armadale ferry. Divided into two accommodation units of three private rooms in the Lodge and two budget dorms in the main hostel to accommodate for up to 28 in total. Facilities include; modern kitchen, woodburning stove, central heating, laundry room, dining area and lounge, with all linen provided. Owner Peter Macdonald, direct descendant of Lord of the Isles, Macdonald chiefs and Robert the Bruce, is a local historian and can reveal details of Skye, its history, culture, people, mountains and wildlife from BC to the present day. Private parking..
where: Manse Of Sleat, Kilmore, Teangue, Isle Of Skye, IV44 8RG.
tel: 01471 844272
web-site: www.skye-hostel.co.uk.
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