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  • trail_rat
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    need somewhere fairly special on the west coast of scotland for a long weekend next month.

    so far got glenfinnan house and torridon hotel – the inns a bit bland for the money they want if you get me.

    anyone got any hidden gems they know of ?

    poly
    Free Member

    West coast is a big place…

    …3 chimneys or Kinloch Lodge on Skye
    …Inverlochy castle nr Ft William

    All Michelin Star so might be “fairly special”

    At a more sensible price I’ve had a couple of really nice meals in the Ballachulish Hotel.

    Does it need to be particularly close to good biking?

    hebridean
    Free Member

    Stonefield Castle, near Tarbert, Argyll – amazing veiws across Loch Fyne from the dining room
    Bridgend Hotel, Islay
    Port Charlotte Hotel, Islay
    Kilberry Inn, near Tarbert
    Pier House, Appin
    Inverlochy Castle is certainly very special (expensive)
    The Moorings, Banavie (on Caledonian Canal)

    trail_rat
    Free Member

    Cheers guys . Food for thought. Was drawing a blank in googling.

    Im not fussed where on te west coast thats why so general.

    And doest need to be close to cycling for a change.

    Just need to hope for one west coast sunset 😉

    scotroutes
    Full Member

    Ah — you old romantic!
    You’ll not get much of a sunset at the Glenfinnan, lovely though it is.

    Ballachullish would tick all the boxes though?

    bedmaker
    Full Member

    Pool house Hotel is rather nice

    thegreatape
    Free Member

    Glencoe House (the old hospital) has recently been done up quite spectacularly. It’s not run quite as a hotel, but have a look at their website.

    jordie
    Free Member

    Tenting in the Nevis Range Car Park is pretty “Special” 😆

    trail_rat
    Free Member

    Colin – from glenfinnan i know a very nice secluded beach 😉

    Ballachulish is full first 2 night 🙁 will look up the others thanks guys

    Jordie – you know me – thats a bit of a joke with my mates after i was too tight to pay for a room for me and mrs at 10under the ben.

    NewRetroTom
    Full Member

    Applecross is rather nice. Hear it gets booked up a long time in advance though.
    Tasty food in a remote spot.

    mcmoonter
    Free Member

    bedmaker – Member

    Pool house Hotel is rather nice

    Last time I looked I didn’t see a Hotel sign on it. 😉

    househusband
    Full Member

    Home

    Went to a wedding and all guests stayed here for the weekend.

    andybach
    Free Member

    I ate in the Kylesku hotel – north of Ullapool last week – food was tremendous 🙂

    http://www.kyleskuhotel.co.uk/www.kyleskuhotel.co.uk/Welcome.html

    peterfile
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    Arisaig, Applecross and Kinloch Lodge will get you in her good books, but none are cheap (although Applecross Inn is reasonable)

    There’s a lovely wee b&b in Shieldaig which my friends bailed to a couple of weeks ago after the midges became too much for them, it’s got a good restaurant attached to it too, we ate there with them for a couple of nights. Has the advantage of being in Shieldaig, which has to be one of the most beautiful parts of the country (infinitely more interesting than Applecross if you are there for a few days)

    This is the hotel : nowt fancy mind you[/url]

    The pub/restaurant is the Shieldaig Costal Bar and Kitchen, which is attached to the hotel

    trail_rat
    Free Member

    well the forecast for the west was utter carp for the weekend so glad i didnt book owt in advance.

    We ended up enjoying the souless but lovely none the less cardrona macdonald.

    a lovely weekend was has by all …. and we rode inners – over the SUW to selkirk via three brethern and back up over the minch moor road and continued round inners + gypsys glen – and saw 1 single rider the whole day on the SUW of all places.

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