Arisaig House

Arisaig House

Arisaig House is a very special place indeed. You take the fabled Road to the Isles from Fort William through the hills and by glittering lochs. You pass historic landing places recalling the early triumphs and final tragedy of Bonnie Prince Charlie, to arrive at what must be most people’s ultimate idea of a romantic hideaway... an honest grey stone mansion, originally built 1864 but much altered in the 1930s. In keeping with the character of the place, the public rooms are on a grand scale, with fine panelling in various hardwoods, family portraits and other interesting pictures including a collection by Jemima Blackburn, a well-respected and local Victorian artist. The oak staircase in the Hall is a special feature and oak floors throughout create a connecting theme; two rooms can be opened up to form a huge gathering area for dancing and entertaining. The Morning Room and the Bar (looking out on the Rose Garden) have quiet corners for reading and contemplation; alternatively puzzles, games or the music system. A friendly inner hall greets you on arrival and one press of a small bell announces your presence. From then on, you are at home!

Guest Facilities

• Evening Meals
• Full Cooked Breakfast
• Lunch
• Bar
• Sitting Room
• Garden
• Parking on site