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This extremely well appointed holiday home which sleeps 6 in Kilchoan, Ardnamurchan, has views to die for and has everything that you could possibly want for a family holiday. Very child and pet friendly. Kilchoan is the most Westerly Village on the British mainland and is an incredibly special place. Situated on the Sound of Mull, with regular vehicle/passenger ferry service to Tobermory, Mull, it is a little bit of paradise. Good local facilities, with a thriving local shop, hotel and community centre with a delightful cafe and a stone’s through from the Ardnamurchan Lighthouse and unspoilt white, sandy beaches, it’s the place to come and forget your troubles, detox from city life and enjoy the wildlife. Sea Eagles, otters, dolphins, whales, pine martens, red squirrels are all resident and can easily be viewed. The water is chrystal clear and our starlit nights are just stunning. This is a little bit of heaven. Yes, it’s remote and the roads are not for the fainthearted, but it’s more than worth the trouble. An extremely warm welcome from this crofting community awaits.

We just needed somewhere to sleep for 1 night and it provided exactly that. I had read the reviews but wasn't fussed as was the cheapest hotel room we could find in all of Edinburgh. Room was clean. Only 1 pillow so that was uncomfortable though. Bathroom looked recently refurbished. Furniture in the bedroom was tired. But it did the job for 1 night at a very cheap price. Tea/coffee etc available in the room. We knew we would be arriving late at night as flight was delayed, I called the hotel number in advance and explained, lady on the phone was very pleasant and gave me the code for the door and told me which room we would be in. Entered the hotel without any trouble at all.

Stayed here prior to collecting guests from Edinburgh. It is the most amazing house, I believe George Gillespie built it for his mother in the 1790s(?) and you are staying in a family home, with the most amazing furniture, books, eclectic ornaments, but with all the home comforts. Huge, high bed in my room, I felt like a princess climbing into it, and slept wonderfully, waking up to birds. Kettle provided, my only gripe was a small cup, but then I mainline coffee in the morning! Breakfast was in a beautiful room, perfectly laid out, huge choice of cereal, fresh fruit, and the cooked breakfast was perfect. It was an easy walk into Colinton, ten minutes, and I imagine easy to get into Edinburgh. Small gates to get into the property, I didn’t want to tempt fate by trying to get my van through them, but lots of parking on the road outside. The host, whose name I didn’t get, was such a gentleman, I only wish I’d had more time to speak to him about the history of the house. Ten minutes walk to see the Colinton Tunnel which is Scotlands longest mural, well worth a visit. Absolutely recommend staying here, it’s beautiful with a gorgeous puppy and a cat that ignored me ;) clean, quiet, and you’re staying in a historical house that I wish I’d had more time to explore, especially all the books.

We spent one night here and the beds are lovely and comfortable and very fresh and crips bedding. Self entry so no times to stick by Duncan the owner is on hand if needed. Breakfast was continental, but just bread and jam though! It was a full on selection of meats, cheeses, boiled eggs, porridge, fruit, selection of breads, then cereal and jams. We will be going back and it's not far from town in a lovely quite area with some free street parking. Thank you Duncan we will be back. Capital taxi we used for out evening out on town great service.

The triple room is an attic room on the third floor. The position of the small bed makes it difficult to stand upright. The hotel room is quite distinctive 😁, the location is excellent, within walking distance to restaurants and shops, and the parking is relatively convenient