Cottages in Tyndrum, Dalmally and Bridge of Orchy

Ben Cruachan Inn Lochawe, near Dalmally

In the friendly village of Lochawe, we have 5 well-appointed self-catering garden suites with views over Loch Awe and an outdoor deck area. A warm Highland welcome awaits in the adjacent bar/ restaurant of the Ben Cruachan Inn. We are the perfect base to discover Loch Awe and the surrounding area. There are many stunning local walksm you can climb 3 munros, including Ben Cruachan; from our doorstep.

Amenities include; Wi-Fi & satellite TV, wheelchair access, family friendly, dog friendly, tea/ coffee, free parking & close to Lochawe train station.

Auchtertyre House near Tyndrum

Auchtertyre House is a spacious rural retreat in Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, 3.5 miles from Crianlarich. Set within four acres, this welcoming holiday home features an inviting entrance hall with a wood-burning stove, leading to a bright, open-plan living area with a modern kitchen, cosy sitting area, and dining space. French doors open to a covered terrace with views of the Ben Lui mountain range. With six bedrooms, including a luxurious master suite, and ample outdoor space, it's perfect for family gatherings and countryside adventures.

Glengarry Lodge near Tyndrum

Our self catering lodge is situated in an elevated site behind Glengarry House; the surrounding views are fantastic and well worth the walk up the steps… Internally there is 1 kingsize bedroom, a twin bedroom, open plan living room & kitchen and a bathroom. It can comfortably sleep a family of 4. There are 20 Munro’s within a 10 mile radius, 4 of which can be done from the front door!

The Old House Glen Orchy

Arichastlich lies in splendid solitude in the heart of Glen Orchy, one of Scotland's most beautiful glens. It is protected from the rush of the outside world because the quiet single-track road is a through route to nowhere! Yet it is easily reached by road, rail and helicopter! The handful of residents and visitors enjoy spectacular views and easy transport connections to Oban and Fort William within an hour; Glasgow, Stirling and Perth only an hour and a half by road.

The Old House, an ancient stone building, was originally built by the Earl of Breadalbane as an isolated fishing lodge in the early 1800's.