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See AllGarden View (King) King Size divan bed, with lift function for easy storage of luggage. The room has a bathroom attached with Bath and Shower and free toiletries. The room also has Tea & Coffee making facilities. The bedroom has a lovely view of the Garden.Sea View (King) King Size with lift function for easy storage of luggage. This room is en suite with a shower and free toiletries. The room also has Tea & Coffee making facilities. The bedroom has a commanding view of the mouth of Loch Aline towards Ardtornish castle and the sound of Mull.
About Us
Read MoreWe offer deluxe accommodation with King size beds. The rooms have lovely views of either the Garden or the Sound of Mull. Both rooms have EnSuite facilities and have just been refurbished and come with in room facilities to make a selection of teas, hot chocolate, and LaVazza coffee machines which will make your favourite coffee. Chocolate Cookies and a selection of Tunnock's biscuits. Bottled still and sparkling mineral water are also provided. The king size ottoman beds have an easy lift function, perfect for additional storage and they also have deep mattress toppers and super soft hotel quality linen. In the bathrooms, the showers have rain and handheld options and again the towels are also hotel quality. The mirrors are illuminated, anti fog and have shaver / toothbrush sockets. Both rooms have full length mirrors, with ample sockets and a powerful hairdryer. There are also USB ports. The Garden Room also has a bath, perfect for relaxing in after a walk. We offer a comprehensive continental breakfast, with freshly baked goods, a selection of meats and cheeses, as well as fresh fruit, yoghurt and a selection of cereals, which you can have in the kitchen of the house or have breakfast in bed. Gluten free, vegetarian and vegan options are available. Enjoy a cooked Buffet Breakfast, of Cumberland sausage, Ayrshire thick bacon, Hashbrowns, Tomato, Mushroom and Scrambled egg.
Guests are also welcome to use the gardens.
If you are coming off the Fishnish Lochaline ferry, we are 400 Metres up the hill on the right, there is ample parking at the back of the house.
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Attractions
See AllWalking or cycling in Morvern Morvern's beauty is best observed during an easy or moderate walk either beside the loch, up the hill or both! There are plenty of cycling routes too, from a leisurely lochside cycle to an intense mountain trail.See individual walking pages for OS maps.Walk, Cycle or Mountain Bike in MorvernDuart Castle Duart Castle, or Caisteal Dhubhairt in Scottish Gaelic, is a castle on the Isle of Mull, beside the Sound of Mull off the west coast of Scotland, within the council area of Argyll and Bute. The castle dates back to the 13th century and is the seat of Clan MacLean.Duart CastleExplore Morvern The main settlement in Morvern is Lochaline, which also serves as a ferry terminal to Fishnish on Mull.For more information on the area click Morvern WikipediaExplore the West Highland Peninsulas The extensive coastline of Morvern also makes it a good place to enjoy water sports, such as canoeing, kayaking, diving and sailing click on the link Explore the West Highland Peninsula and discover activities in the areaKilcamb Restaurant You will be treated to fine dining at its very best in this 3AA Rosettte restaurant. With a Seasonal À la carte menu which offers diners a varied choice of starters, mains and desserts including some stylish and unusual dishes. For that special occasion, they also offer a Tasting Menu with or without wine flights. This wonderful menu features some very rare and exceptional wines from across the world which have been specially paired with several dishes from the menu. A unique feast for a special treat or anniversary celebration.Kilcamb RestaurantMull Eagle Watch The partnership which runs the award winning Mull Eagle Watch project (Mull & Iona Community Trust, RSPB Scotland, Nature Scot, Forestry and Land Scotland & Police Scotland) hope to be able to run trips again at Craignure Golf Course this year. Trips are likely to begin on the 2nd of May with bookings being taken from the 1st of AprilMull Eagle WatchCraignure Golf Club Craignure Golf Club is a links course situated on the shore of Scallastle Bay, just a mile or so north of the ferry port at Craignure alongside the A849 to Tobermory. The course was originally laid out in 1895 and revived in 1980 after a period of disuse. The course further underwent a new layout change during the 2012 season from the previous 18 tee layout towards a simpler 9 tee and 9 hole design.Craignure Golf ClubTobermory Tobermory was built as a fishing port in the late 18th century and is now the main town on Mull. It is a picture-postcard of a place with the brightly painted buildings along the main street to the pier and the high woodland-fringed hills surrounding the bay.TobermoryNc’nean Distillery Nc’nean is a distillery that is setting out to do things differently. In a break from the traditional whiskies of Scotland Ncn’ean is focusing on making great tasting, young single malt whisky spirits that are good to mix, as well as being enjoyed on their own.Nc’nean DistilleryArdtornish Castle Ardtornish Castle is situated in the grounds of the Ardtornish Estate, it is the castle we look onto, over the loch and sound of mull. It is a lovely walk round Loch Aline to get to Ardtornish Castle.Ardtornish CastleThe Whitehouse Restaurant The Whitehouse Restaurant in Lochaline serves a daily changing menu . The team at The Whitehouse are incredibly proud of their local food, taking a great deal of time and trouble in sourcing the vast majority of the menu from Lochaber and the Isle of Mull, growing it or foraging for it. Highland and Islands Restaurant of the Year, 2017 with two red AA rosettes.The Whitehouse RestaurantPuffin Viewing Tour “Coulterneb”, “Sea parrot”, “Tammynorie”, a few of the nicknames attributed by humans to this fascinating comic seabird. Puffins fly thousands of miles in migration, dive to over 60 metres quickly and with ease, move at surprising speed on dry land and can live to over 60 years of age. The most incredible facet of puffin behaviour is their tameness and, perhaps as a result, their therapeutic effect on humans, who can sit by the burrows and commune with one of the most fascinating, comic, unique, wild creatures.Book A Puffin Viewing Tour from Mull
