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Hillview Guesthouse
Fort William
B&B £££A warm welcome awaits you at Hillview, whether you want to do some walking, touring or just relaxing Hillview is a home from home with a friendly atmosphere and comfortable rooms.
1 x Single • 2 x Twin • 1 x Triple • 1 x Double/Twin • 3 x Double
Dailanna House
Barndromin Farm
Glenmore Country House
Loch Melfort
B&B £££Glenmore is set in its own grounds, with magnificent views over Loch Melfort, offering three comfortable bedrooms in a house with many interesting architectural features.
1 x 2 Room Suite • 1 x Double/Twin
Ivybank Villa
Rothesay and Cowal
B&B £££Ivybank Villa is an elegant Georgian Villa with spectacular, panoramic views over Rothesay Bay. The rooms are refurbished and well decorated and there is 2 acres of lovely garden
2 x Family • 3 x Double
Dunivaig B&B
Undercliff Bed and Breakfast
Rothesay and Cowal
B&B ££Undercliff is an 18th century house in Dunoon close to the Western ferry terminal. The views from the upstairs residents lounge and balcony are panoramic over the Firth of Clyde.
3 x Double • 2 x Twin
Cuilcheanna House
Glencoe and Leven
B&B £££Mary and Kirstie welcome you to Cuilcheanna House, a four star country guest house situated off the A82 in Onich overlooking Loch Linnhe
4 x Double • 1 x Single • 2 x Twin
Cuin Lodge
Mull & Iona
B&B ££Cuin Lodge is situated one mile outside of Dervaig and has stunning views across the Loch to the Hills and Mountains of Mull. Small and only two rooms but boy is it worth it.
2 x Double
Newton Hall
Inveraray and Fyne
Guesthouse £££Newton Hall is situated on the edge of Loch Fyne, with stunning views out across the Loch in Inveraray. Originally a church, the accommodation is quirky but attractively converted
5 x Double • 1 x Twin
Archie Bouverie's guide:
Islands
Although there are many Islands around the coasline of Scotland, the word usually refers to the Hebridean Islands that are a significant feature of the West coast of Scotland. However there is much cultural diversity between the Inner and Outer Hebridean Islands, Arran, Orkney and Shetland, many of whose inhabitants will descibe their identity in terms of their island rather than their Scottishness. Whether you are looking for ancient cultural attractions, peace and quiet, or just beautiful scenery, the Islands are really at the heart of what Scotland has to offer.