B&B Drymen Scotland

Drymen

Situated in the heart for the conservation village of Drymen, you will discover Ashbank B&B. This recently refurbished property comprises 1 twin bedroom and two double bed rooms all en-suite. One two fold bedroom can rest as much as 3 and also the double room has actually disabled accessibility. All rooms have actually TELEVISION's, tea & coffee making facilities and free wi-fi. It really is easily situated close to local stores, bars and restaurants. Drymen is the first stop from the West Highland Method and attracts numerous walkers. It is also the most perfect base to explore nearby Loch Lomond and surrounding Trossachs area with-it's outstanding pure beauty and variety of outdoor tasks including tennis, biking and slope walking to enjoy.

Sallochy

The Shepherd's home B&B is a timber built cottage from the western Highland Way at Sallochy, near Rowardennan. We offer "The Shepherd's spaces", a condo with double en package room above an exclusive sitting/dining room, services include tv, visitor refrigerator and microwave oven. Alternatively, "The Shepherd's Rest" is our cosy, tiny wood cabin on wheels in line with the design of a conventional Shepherd's Hut. It's en collection with dual bed, underfloor heating and digital radio with iPod dock. Evening dishes for walkers can be obtained when booked beforehand.

Helensburgh

5 celebrity Accommodation, truly calm, extremely welcoming, gorgeous spaces, excellent Food, Charming venue!.(Guest feedback).Escape - and revel in an extra stay for 2 evenings or more in our beautifully refurbished comfortable and roomy spaces.with flowers, chocolates, fluffy dressing gowns and slippers, along with other personal variations...We have two double areas - one with lovely new.en-suite facilities as well as the other with another luxury exclusive bathroom..Your stay includes a delicious complete Scottish breakfast with freshly squeezed liquid and home-baked bread.

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