Clan Cottages
Review
Clan Cottages at Dalnabreac, Kilmore, Argyll, are thatch-roofed stone cottages placed in the traditional Celtic way in absolutely idyllic surroundings. The undulating craggy hills offer a wealth of everything historic to explore. Although the cottages, that overlook a loch, resemble the rustic ones of ancient times, they are equipped with every luxurious convenience to ensure that your self-catering stay is pleasant. Both the bigger and smaller cottages come with comfortable furnishings, fireplaces, wonderfully appointed modern kitchens and bathrooms; the spacious bedrooms boasting light wood, clean lines and crisp white bedlinen. If you do not wish to miss your favourite show, there is TV with cable channels. If you are in back-to-nature mode, what could be more satisfying than having a barbeque and eating outside after your walk?
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Dalnabreac
, Kilmore,
nr Oban, Argyll
, PA34 4XU
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Nearby Attractions
Cladich Farm Tours
Cladich Estate is based in Cladich, Dalmally, and situated along the south shores of Loch Awe. The Cladich Fold of Highland
Inveraray Castle
Inverary Castle, home of the Clan Campbell, in Argyll is an awe-inspiring ancient turreted castle of generous proportions set in elegant formal gardens
Inveraray Jail
Inverary Jail is a Georgian prison and courthouse that lies at the top of Church Street in Inverary, situated on the western side of Loch Fyne in Argyll, Scotland.
Nearby Eating Out
Etive Restaurant
Etive Restaurant at 43 Stevenson St, Oban in Argyll, is an AA Award-winning, well-appointed restaurant. Its attractive outside is reflected inside,
The Little Potting Shed Cafe
The Little Potting Shed Café at 5 John St, just off Main Road in Oban, Argyll, is a breath of fresh air in the vegan/vegetarian world.
Eeusk Seafood Restaurant
Eeusk Seafood Restaurant in North Pier, Oban, in county Argyll, has a delightful seaside location. At the Eeusk a sense of air and light prevails,