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The Hawthorns
Loch Lomond
B&B £££The Hawthorns was built in 1873 to attract a doctor to the village of Drymen. It has now been converted into superior quality guest rooms overlloking Loch Lomond.
Killin Cottage
Strathclyde
B&B £££Killin Cottage is located only a short walk from Helensburgh town centre. A 3-star modern detached house with its own gardens and 3 lovely bedrooms.
Millhall
Loch Lomond
B&B £££Millhall is a luxury villa located in Balloch, on the banks of Loch Lomond. Situated in private landscaped grounds, guests can relax in one of many sunny spots or use the BBQ
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Expand Search: All Loch Lomond Accommodation (4)Archie Bouverie's guide:
Loch Lomond
Britain's largest inland waterway measures 22 miles long and at certain points up to five miles wide. The proximity to Glasgow makes the Loch a playground for day-trippers, speedboats and jet skis. In spring 2002 this area became Scotland's first National Park. The Loch Lomond Authority Visitor Centre has information on the loch's natural history, flora and fauna. At the southern end of the loch is the resort town of Balloch and the National Park Gateway Centre which provides information about the national park and where you can also book a loch cruise, hire bikes, kayaks or sailing dingies.
What is a Bed and Breakfast?
The term Bed and Breakfast (aka B&B) is merely a generic term that implies that there might be limited facilities for guests outside of a bedroom and a breakfast in the morning. (Some B&Bs, especially in rural areas, do offer lunch and dinner!). Learn more about accommodation types