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| Portsonachan 2 - Oban |
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Lodges: The beautiful area of Loch Awe epitomises tranquility and serenity and these stunning timber lodges command unrivalled views over the majestic loch from their elevated hillside position within the landscaped grounds of Sonachan House. The lodges are finished to a very high standard and are bright and spacious with some delightful finishing touches throughout. The area is perfect for walking, cycling, exploring or simply relaxing and enjoying the peace and tranquility. Fishing is popular on Loch Awe and boats can be hired on a daily or hourly basis from the hotel, 1/2 a mile away. Day trips are popular to Dunoon, Inveraray, Oban and Lochgilphead. There are 2 hotels with good restaurants within a short walk. Shops 8 miles.Cherry Tree Lodge French doors from the lounge open onto a lovely sun deck with patio furniture and a top of the range hot tub from where you can fully appreciate the spectacular surroundings. The lodge is cosy and welcoming, ideal for a romantic get-away at any time of the year. There is ramp access for guests with walking difficulties.1 double and 1 twin bedroom, very comfortable lounge open plan to dining area and superb pine clad kitchen, smart bathroom with shower over bath. All electric. Fridge, washer/dryer, microwave, Sky television, DVD player. Bed linen and towels are provided. |
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| Loch Awe 3 - Dalavich |
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Lodges: These two outstanding properties are in a beautiful secluded loch-side setting. The grounds, which include a private stretch of shoreline, extend to 3/4 of an acre although it is hard to tell where the grounds end and the forest begins. There are wonderful panoramic views across Loch Awe to several islands on one of which stands Innis Chonnell Castle. The area is an ideal walking centre. Loch Awe, Loch Avich and nearby rivers provide good fishing. Boat hire is available locally or there are private launching facilities if guests wish to bring their own boat. Within 9 miles there are pub/restaurants and a choice of highly acclaimed hotels. Local shop and Post Office in Dalavich (1 mile). Good shopping, restaurants and recreational facilities in Oban and Lochgilphead. With Oban offering ferry connections to many of Scotlands West Coast Islands.A cosy timber lodge finished to a high standard. Well-insulated and heated, the lodge is comfortably furnished and well-equipped. 1 double and 1 small twin bedroom, open plan lounge/dining/kitchen with French doors opening on to deck overlooking the Loch, shower room. All electric with panel heating and coal-effect stove. Fridge, freezer, microwave, auto washing machine, digital television, DVD player, CD player. Bed linen provided. |
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| Chalet 7 - Oban |
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Lodges: Oban sits in the hills which surround Oban Bay, on Scotland's beautiful west coast. Oban has a good range of facilities, including bars and restaurants, shops and boutiques. In the centre of the town is Oban Distillery. Animal lovers will enjoy a trip to the Scottish Sealife Sanctuary on Loch Creran. To really get away from it all, why not disappear to the tiny island of Lismore, reached by a short ferry ride, and enjoy the wildflowers and birdlife Also easily reached is the world-famous Mull of Kintyre peninsula, home to sandy beaches, excellent golfing and historic castles. |
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| Inner Hebridean Lodge - Oban |
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Lodges: Cologin’s family run self catering chalets, lodges and cottages are tucked away in Lerags Glen just 2.5 miles south of the bustling seaside town of Oban - 'Gateway to the Isles'. Nestled between the hills with glorious, untamed countryside all around, the chalets are a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.The beautiful and bustling town of Oban under 3 miles from Cologin deserves its reputation as the 'Gateway to the Isles'. It boasts Caledonian MacBrayne's west coast ferry port serving Mull, Iona, Colonsay, Islay and many islands in between. Oban has three excellent supermarkets, a cinema, sports centre with swimming pool, sailing club, bowling club, tennis courts, golf course, charming shops, its own distillery, a sandy beach and a great variety of pubs and restaurants. The Barn – the local pub which serves excellent meals is on site Our boat on the loch can also be booked just for fun and is freely available (with buoyancy aids) to Cologin guests. Pack a picnic and enjoy messing about on the water! Fishing for wild brown trout is free for Cologin guests from our own boat on Loch Gleann a'Bhearraidh! This lovely loch is just under one mile's gentle walk up through the forest in the hills above Cologin and the views are quite spectacular. The walk to the loch is part of a waymarked Forestry Commission trail through our hills and the gentle incline means that it is suitable for all ages and abilities |
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| Tigh A Vullin - Ardfern |
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Lodges: With the shore and village pub shops and restaurants only a stroll away this peaceful modern cottage offers a great base for a relaxing break. A stream runs through its garden which also boasts a games room and hot tub in the original mill building whilst the village itself is a haven for sailing and water sports. Argyll's craggy coastline of hidden beaches is a delight to explore. Visitors can enjoy fishing or sample the local catch at nearby restaurants. Oban (24 miles) offers day trips to the islands of Mull Kerrera and Coll and sea safaris depart from locally at the marina.
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| Ardrishaig 2 - Ardrishaig |
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Lodges: In a prime position on the shores of Loch Fyne, these immaculately presented holiday homes lie 2 miles south of Ardrishaig and its sister town Lochgilphead, which offers shops, places to eat out, and a swimming pool. Activities for all ages include golf, fishing, pony trekking, cycle hire and ferry trips to the islands. This is an excellent base for touring south to the Mull of Kintyre, north towards Oban or into the quiet hinterland of west coast Argyll. Situated on the loch shore just metres from the water, these 2 superb lodges are very warm and welcoming and set well apart for privacy. Each lodge has a veranda with patio furniture so you can relax and enjoy the wonderful sunsets. The combination of pine lining, good insulation and central heating make them ideal at any time of the year. Both lodges are very comfortably furnished and well-equipped. Private parking beside each lodge. Payphone available.(d) Lodge No 1 Sleep 4 A compact and cosy lodge with 1 double and 1 twin bedroom, sitting room with French doors out to the veranda and double doors leading to the dining/kitchen, small bathroom with shower over the short bath. A hot tub overlooking the Loch is available to all guests and should be booked with the owner.Each lodge has cooking and central heating by gas/electricity. Fridge/freezer, microwave, auto washing machine, television, video. Lodge No 2 also has a tumble dryer. Bed linen is provided, towels may be hired. Cot available for hire @ 10 per week. |
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| Ardrishaig 3 - Ardrishaig |
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Lodges: In a prime position on the shores of Loch Fyne, these immaculately presented holiday homes lie 2 miles south of Ardrishaig and its sister town Lochgilphead, which offers shops, places to eat out, and a swimming pool. Activities for all ages include golf, fishing, pony trekking, cycle hire and ferry trips to the islands. This is an excellent base for touring south to the Mull of Kintyre, north towards Oban or into the quiet hinterland of west coast Argyll. Situated on the loch shore just metres from the water, these 2 superb lodges are very warm and welcoming and set well apart for privacy. Each lodge has a veranda with patio furniture so you can relax and enjoy the wonderful sunsets. The combination of pine lining, good insulation and central heating make them ideal at any time of the year. Both lodges are very comfortably furnished and well-equipped. Private parking beside each lodge. Payphone available.(e) Lodge No 2 Sleep 6 A spacious, sunny lodge with 1 twin, 1 double and 1 room with bunk beds, sitting/dining room/kitchen with 2 sets of French doors to the veranda, bathroom with shower over bath, extra separate w.c. with whb.A hot tub overlooking the Loch is available to all guests and should be booked with the owner.Each lodge has cooking and central heating by gas/electricity. Fridge/freezer, microwave, auto washing machine, television, video. Lodge No 2 also has a tumble dryer. Bed linen is provided, towels may be hired. Cot available for hire @ 10 per week. |
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| Hunters Quay - Dunoon |
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Lodges: Located in a charming 'wild Argyll' setting beside Holy Loch and the Firth of Clyde, this timber lodge is set within a popular holiday park. The beautiful setting boasts wonderful views and a sense of peace and tranquility. Excellent on-site facilities include an indoor swimming pool, children's indoor/outdoor play areas, games room, gym, mini market (seasonal), and laundrette (seasonal). There are sporting facilities and activities, as well as a restaurant, bar and entertainment - something for all the family to enjoy. The lodge is well-appointed, warm and welcoming, ideal for a relaxed holiday at any time of the year. There is a sun deck off the living area and garden furniture is provided for outdoor living to fully appreciate the beautiful grounds and surrounding scenery. The lodge is well located for exploring the beautiful Cowal Peninsula and easy ferry crossing are available for day trips to Glasgow, Loch Lomond and the Clyde Coast. There are extensive walks and mountain bike trails to try out as well as hillwalking, sailing, golf and fishing on Loch Eck Places to visit include the Benmore Botanical Garden. Shops nearby, pub/hotel 1 mile.1 double, 1 twin and 1 bunk bedroom, spacious lounge, kitchen with dining area, bathroom with shower over bath. All electric. Fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave, Freeview television, DVD, CD player. Bed linen and towels provided. |
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| Inner Hebridean Lodge - Oban |
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Lodges: Cologin’s family run self catering chalets, lodges and cottages are tucked away in Lerags Glen just 2.5 miles south of the bustling seaside town of Oban - 'Gateway to the Isles'. Nestled between the hills with glorious, untamed countryside all around, the chalets are a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.The beautiful and bustling town of Oban under 3 miles from Cologin deserves its reputation as the 'Gateway to the Isles'. It boasts Caledonian MacBrayne's west coast ferry port serving Mull, Iona, Colonsay, Islay and many islands in between. Oban has three excellent supermarkets, a cinema, sports centre with swimming pool, sailing club, bowling club, tennis courts, golf course, charming shops, its own distillery, a sandy beach and a great variety of pubs and restaurants. The Barn – the local pub which serves excellent meals is on site Our boat on the loch can also be booked just for fun and is freely available (with buoyancy aids) to Cologin guests. Pack a picnic and enjoy messing about on the water! Fishing for wild brown trout is free for Cologin guests from our own boat on Loch Gleann a'Bhearraidh! This lovely loch is just under one mile's gentle walk up through the forest in the hills above Cologin and the views are quite spectacular. The walk to the loch is part of a waymarked Forestry Commission trail through our hills and the gentle incline means that it is suitable for all ages and abilities |
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| Rashfield - Dunoon |
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Lodges: In an area of outstanding natural beauty in the Argyll Forest Park, this timber lodge is one of a small group set amongst trees and lawns, enjoying peace and seclusion. The area encapsulates the essence of Scotland with mountains, lochs and sea lochs combining to create a place of great scenic beauty. There are walks and mountain bike trails to explore, or visit the Benmore Botanical Garden nearby, a satellite of the Royal Botanical Garden in Edinburgh. Wildlife is plentiful here and this is an ideal location for ornithologists, hill-walkers and ramblers. The popular seaside resort of Dunoon is 6 miles away and offers good shopping, a cinema, golf course and large indoor swimming pool. Nearest shop and pub 1 mile.This comfortable lodge is fully double glazed and central heated for a holiday at any time of year. 1 king-size double and 1 twin bedroom each with patio doors , lounge with electric focal fire and dining table open plan to well-equipped kitchen, shower room. All electric. Fridge, microwave, dishwasher, auto washer/dryer, television, DVD player. Bed linen and towels are provided and a cot is available for hire if arranged in advance. |
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| Ash Lodge - Oban |
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Lodges: Lagnakeil occupies a truly unique and unrivalled location allowing you to take full advantage of all that the west coast Highlands of Scotland has to offer. Ash Lodge is one of several lodges and cottages situated close to or on the banks of Loch Feochan, some with sea views. The Lodges are nestled throughout seven acres of scenic wooded hillside in the peace and calm of Lerags Glen only three miles from Oban, "Gateway to the Isles". Only a short walk up the glen, a Country Pub can be found serving fine home-cooked food and ales and during the summer months music evenings and a traditional highland ceilidh are held. Lagnakeil is an exciting base to explore, yet safe for children. There are forestry trails and coastal walks as well as some fine Munros for hill walkers. The picturesque harbour town of Oban is only 3 miles away, with its many attractions, shopping facilities, fine eating establishments and activities for all the family, ranging from boat trips, to a visit to the Oban Distillery or any one of the spectacular gardens in the area. There is also a wide choice of outdoor activities to choose from including fishing, watersports, bike hire, clay pigeon shoot, horse riding and go-karting to name a few. |
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| Nolands - Strachur |
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Lodges: Nolands is a lovely cedar clad cottage located in the small village of Strachur, which lies on the east shore of Loch Fyne. The cottage is situated at the end of a quiet lane, set back from the shoreline with a beautiful view of the sea. Nolands has been lovingly renovated and tastefully decorated throughout. The cottage is all on one level with ramped access to the front door. From the master bedroom you can wake up and see the sea. The lounge has a leather suite, wood burning stove and a small balcony outside. From the lounge you are led into the sun room where you can dine or just relax. The sofa bed can sleep a further 2 people and this area can be curtained off from the lounge to make a private space. Leading off from the sun room you can access a decked area which has a chiminea, BBQ and outdoor seating. The kitchen is well equipped with all you need for your holiday. The local village shop is only a 5 minute walk along the lochside and where there is also a small cafe. Strachur is a great location to explore the surrounding area, there are sea lochs to explore, mountains to climb, with an abundance of wildlife and history to delve into. The Argyll Forest is on your doorstep, which is part of Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park and there are numerous forest tracks, marked walks, cycle ways and wonderful waterfalls to find within this area. Loch Fyne is famous for its sea food and there are many good eateries within easy driving distance where you can sample this local produce. Strachur House is part of the Scotland Gardens Scheme and is open to the public at certain times of the year. Ian Flemings character James Bond was said to be inspired by a man who once lived in this area, Sir Fitzroy MacLean, who in 1962 developed the Creggans Inn located in the village of Strachur. You could explore slightly further afield to Dunoon which has a good centre for shopping, leisure facilities, cinema and the Benmore Botanic Gardens is a must see with its avenue of Giant Redwoods and wonderful plants. The Isle of Bute is only a short drive and ferry crossing away and you could visit the fabulous Victorian Gothic Mount Stuart House. Inverary is also a great day out with the Castle, the ancestral home of the Duke of Argyll or a visit to 19th century Inverary Jail which is great fun for the whole family. Strachur is a fantastic peaceful location to relax in or for the more adventurous, explore and find hidden treasures |
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| Glendale Lodge - Dalmally |
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Lodges: Glendale Lodge has an uninterrupted view overlooking Loch Awe and out to the twin peaks of Ben Cruachan. This is a wonderful peaceful location on the quiet single track road which runs the southern length of Loch Awe - Scotland's longest inland loch at 24 miles long. Glendale sits with another 4 lodges, each with spacious surroundings and access to over 5 acres of grounds. The lounge has large windows looking out to the stunning view and making the room feel part of the scenery and the galley style kitchen is very well equipped. The lodge has a fantastic large spacious deck across the front and side of the property, which has a Accommodation is all at ground floor level, is heated by electric. |
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| Outer Hebridean Lodge - Oban |
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Lodges: Cologin’s family run self catering chalets, lodges and cottages are tucked away in Lerags Glen just 2.5 miles south of the bustling seaside town of Oban - 'Gateway to the Isles'. Nestled between the hills with glorious, untamed countryside all around, the chalets are a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.The beautiful and bustling town of Oban under 3 miles from Cologin deserves its reputation as the 'Gateway to the Isles'. It boasts Caledonian MacBrayne's west coast ferry port serving Mull, Iona, Colonsay, Islay and many islands in between. Oban has three excellent supermarkets, a cinema, sports centre with swimming pool, sailing club, bowling club, tennis courts, golf course, charming shops, its own distillery, a sandy beach and a great variety of pubs and restaurants. The Barn – the local pub which serves excellent meals is on site. Our boat on the loch can also be booked just for fun and is freely available (with buoyancy aids) to Cologin guests. Pack a picnic and enjoy messing about on the water! Fishing for wild brown trout is free for Cologin guests from our own boat on Loch Gleann a'Bhearraidh! This lovely loch is just under one mile's gentle walk up through the forest in the hills above Cologin and the views are quite spectacular. The walk to the loch is part of a waymarked Forestry Commission trail through our hills and the gentle incline means that it is suitable for all ages and abilities |
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| Conifer Lodge - Oban |
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Lodges: Lagnakeil occupies a truly unique and unrivalled location allowing you to take full advantage of all that the west coast Highlands of Scotland has to offer. Conifer Lodge is one of several lodges and cottages situated close to or on the banks of Loch Feochan, some with sea views. The Lodges are nestled throughout seven acres of scenic wooded hillside in the peace and calm of Lerags Glen only three miles from Oban, "Gateway to the Isles". Only a short walk up the glen, a Country Pub can be found serving fine home-cooked food and ales and during the summer months music evenings and a traditional highland ceilidh are held. Lagnakeil is an exciting base to explore, yet safe for children. There are forestry trails and coastal walks as well as some fine Munros for hill walkers.
The picturesque harbour town of Oban is only 3 miles away, with its many attractions, shopping facilities, fine eating establishments and activities for all the family, ranging from boat trips, to a visit to the Oban Distillery or any one of the spectacular gardens in the area. There is also a wide choice of outdoor activities to choose from including fishing, watersports, bike hire, clay pigeon shoot, horse riding and go-karting to name a few. |
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