Holiday Chalet Scotland, Highlands & Islands, Trossachs, Arisaig, UK

Kinloid B&B + Chalets

   ...ref.no: 1026

Accommodation   (B&B + Self Catering Chalet, sleeps: 6)

Bed & Breakfast

• in our own home, which is centrally heated and offers comfortable accommodation on a working farm
  
• 2 double rooms and 1 twin room, all with ensuite facilities
  
• all rooms have colour TV for wet evenings in, with tea making facilities to enhance your comfort.
  
• parking adjacent to the farmhouse
  

2 Chalet Bungalows (each sleeps 4 to 6 persons)

• located on the hillside, are most suitable for those who wish to stay a little longer to enjoy the peace and magnificence this area offers
  
• one double room, one twin room and a bed settee in the lounge
  
• fitted kitchen with electric cooker, dishwasher and microwave oven
  
• TV/DVD player
  
• fully equipped except for towels
  
• double glazed and fully heated for your comfort
  

Caravan Holiday Homes. (each sleeps 6 persons)

• located on a hillside on the farm you will enjoy panoramic views.
  
• 1 double bedroom, 1 twin room and 2 single beds in the lounge
  
• hot and cold water, shower, fridge
  
• fully equipped except for bed linen (pillows and duvets are provided)
  
• colour TV and there is Calor gas for cooking and heating
  

Kilmartin Guest House at Kinloid Farm, Arisaig, is located on the Road to the Isles, on the beautiful Moidart Peninsula.

This is an area closely associated with Prince Charles, "Bonnie Prince Charlie" and the 1745 Rising. It was not far from here that the bonnie prince landed to embark upon his romantic mission - and it was from here that he finally departed Scotland as a hunted fugitive.

From Arisaig and Mallaig you can sail to the picturesque, small Isles of Eigg, Rum, Muck and Canna. The West Highland Railway line from Fort William to Mallaig is arguably the most beautiful rail journey in the world (and featured in the films Harry Potter and the the Chamber of Secrets and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Travelling the "Road to the Isles" it provides mountain, loch and seascape views which are unrivalled and which may be viewed from a modern observation coach or romantic steam train.

The dramatic skylines of the Isle of Skye and the Small Isles are worth seeing at any time, but particularly so when highlighted against a typical West Highland sunset.

Hillwalking, fishing, birdwatching (the Golden Eagle may be spotted), and golf may be enjoyed and the safe sandy beaches and crystal clear waters provide their own joys for all the family.
Loch fishing may be had on Loch Morar, where boat hire is available (and watch out for Nessies' cousin Morag, the Loch Morar Monster).

B&B Bedroom

B&B Breakfast Room

B&B Lounge

Chalet Lounge

 

Chalet Kitchen

Caravans

Caravan Interior

Whitesands

week: any-any sleeps: 6 s.catering: b&b: pvt.garden: beach: countryside: walking: cycling: swimming: canoeing: golf: fishing: