An ideally centrally situated
base for which to explore the Isle of Mull & it's surrounding Islands. Our
dining room, where we serve up a full Scottish breakfast, enjoys panoramic
views across the sound of Mull to the Hills of Morvern, its the perfect
place to start your day. Gerry, Claire and team extend a warm welcome to you.
The village of Salen on the
isle of Mull is situated in the centre of the island, this make our hotel an
ideal base from which to explore the whole island. learn more. The isle of
Mull has become an established centre for wildlife watchers. The island has
wonderfully dramatic scenery with ever changing quality of light. Visitors
enjoy exploring the area and keeping an eye open for otters, seals, deer and
both golden and sea eagles. learn more
The Salen Hotel offers 10 comfortable bedrooms which are all centrally
heated.
Ardnacross is an
outstandingly beautiful 1200 acre farming estate on North East coast of the
the Isle of Mull. It combines almost uniquely seclusion with easy
accessibility. Three separate self catering houses of different sizes mean
that parties of any size will find exactly the house they need. The
Farmhouse with an Aga sleeps twelve, the Square is for up to six people and
the one bedroomed Dairy is the ideal romantic getaway, or can be used in
conjunction with either of the other houses.
The sea is within easy
walking distance and we are perfectly situated for bird watching, hill
walking, stalking and the many other activities available on Mull including
diving, fishing, golf, riding, whale spotting and trips to other islands.
This former Inn built in 1803
has been completely refurbished to provide accommodation of the highest
standard, offering 4 properties to suit all budgets and catering for 2-4
people. Being totally non-smoking we are sure you will appreciate the clean
and fresh appearance of all our properties. Being centrally situated in
Salen, Argyll House is ideally positioned to take advantage of what Mull has
to offer, as all parts of the island are within easy reach.
When you arrive off the ferry
at either Craignure or Fishnish, Salen is only 10-15 minutes away along a
first-class two-way road, (the majority of roads on Mull are single-track
with passing places) so hardly any time is lost before your holiday
adventure can begin!
The cottage is situated in
the village of Salen, 10 miles to the north of the ferry at Craignure where
the ferry arrives from Oban. The passage time on-board the ferry is
approximately 40 minutes and it is advisable to book in advance. There is
also a ferry from Lochaline on Morvem to Fishnish on Mull. The passage time
here is approximately 15 minutes and is 7 miles from the Cottage.
Salen is one of the most
central points on the island. The largest town Tobermory, is to be found 10
miles to the North and the historical and spiritual island of Iona is 46
miles to the South. For golfers, there are two 9 hole courses, one in
Tobermory and the other at Craignure. Both freshwater and sea fishing spots
are only are only a short drive away and advice can be taken locally. For
those of you who are more energetic the foot of Ben More can be reached by
car within 30 minutes. Parking the car at Dhiseig by the shore on Loch Na
Keal this Munro at 966m can be climbed in 5 hours.
The cottage sleeps six in one
twin and two comfortable double bedrooms. A bright, modern fully equipped
kitchen with microwave, fridge, freezer, electric cooker, and all cooking
utensils including crockery, cutlery and glasses, bathroom with large bath
and an electric wall shower, relaxing and comfortable sitting room with wood
burning stove, colour television, hi-fi, and video, complete with a good
selection of tapes and records, also a large and varied selection of books
and games for you to enjoy.
Within the same grounds but
independent of the cottage, is a wooden chalet which has a shower room,
lavatory, a fun and cosy gallery bedroom with double bed accessed by a ship
style ladder staircase, a comfortable sitting area with wood burning stove,
television, video, radio and tape player, also a modern open plan kitchen
equipped with microwave, fridge freezer, electric cooker, and, as the
cottage, all the utensils you need.
Two newly converted cottages
offering spacious and modern facilities set in a 700 acre moorland organic
farm on the beautiful and unspoilt Ross of Mull. The cottages nestle in a
sheltered corner of the farm above Loch Assapol and have stunning views
across the loch to the mountains of Mull beyond. The cottages make an ideal
base for beaches, walking, sea and loch fishing. The area is also a paradise
for bird watchers. Loch Assapol is a freshwater loch with Brown Trout, Sea
Trout and Salmon. Guests are allowed to fish the Loch and there is a boat
available. The farm has both Highland and 'ordinary' cows. We also grow
cereals and potatoes. To date we have also planted over 100 acres of
hardwood trees.
We have built a track for 4
wheel drive vehicles to the south side of our land which leads to the sea
and our three beautiful secluded sandy beaches. Here is a great site to
camp, swim, laze about, or even catch a fish for your breakfast.
Ardness House is a
spacious modern bungalow (with ensuite facilities) situated between
Bunessan and Fionnphort on the southernmost peninsula of the Isle Of Mull,
in the locality known as the "Ross of Mull". The Elevated position of
Ardness gives spectacular views northwards, over the sea, towards the
prominent headland known as "Burg". Ardness House is a non-smoking
establishment.
Two identical
three-bedroomed cottages, newly converted to luxury standard from a
traditional stone barn. The cottages are situated one mile from Fionnphort
in an elevated south-facing location, with good views over surrounding
fields. The recent conversion provides spacious and comforable luxury
accommodation, with high-quality pine furnishings. Each cottage if fully
equipped with Total Control electric central heating. The nearby village of
Fionnphort is the ferry point for the Isle of Iona. It also has shops, a ost
Office, and a pub and restaurant. Ach-Na-Brae Cottages each have two twin
rooms, a bathroom and a toilet upstairs. The ground floor consists of one
double bedroom, shower and toilet, along with the sitting room, kitchen/dining
room and entrance porch with utilities.
Monachuich is a
traditional granite-built farmhouse, located one mile from Iona ferry (Fionnphort,
on Mull). The house is convenient to the village of Fionnphort, with its
shops, Post Office and Restaurant. Monachuich House has one twin and one
double room and toilet upstairs, with views over the surrounding hills,
moorlands and lochs. The ground floor consists of one double and one single
bedroom, along with the bathroom, sitting room and kitchen/dining room.
Tiraghoil is a traditional
granite-built farmhouse, located on the Ross of Mull three miles to the
east of Iona ferry (Fionnphort). The house is convenient to the village of
Bunessan, with its hotel, shops, Post Office and restaurant. Tiraghoil
Farmhouse has two bedrooms, both upstairs, with outstanding views over the
surrounding lochs, mountains and moorland.The bedroom consists of one family
room with a double and single bed, plus one double room. There is an
upstairs shower room and toilet. The ground floor consists of a double
bedroom with ensuite bath/shower facilities, a well equipped kitchen,
separate dining room, sitting room, and a combined entrance porch/toilet.
The village of Bunessan is
ideally suited to visit not only the south and west of the Isle of Mull but
to use it as a base for car journeys to places in and around Salen and
Craignure. During May, the sun sets directly across the sea from a point
located in the middle of the village.
The peninsula of Ardtun is
ideal for short walks along roadways and, because the accommodation
overlooks the bay, walking into Bunessan village is a pleasant stroll
alongside the sea. The village itself has two small grocery stores and a
gift shop which are adequate for the purchase of both food for self-catering
accommodation and gifts. Ardtun House is beautifully situated, twenty yards
from the sea and about ten minutes walk from Bunessan Village. It has
parking facilities and each of the three self-catering accommodation options
have their own garden, drying facilities and full cooking requisites. In
addition, all linen, towels and tea towels are supplied.
Calgary Hotel is just up the
road from the beautiful white sands of Calgary Beach, in a small green
valley banked with mature deciduous woodland. The hotel has recently been
converted from farm steadings but still retains the friendly farmhouse
atmosphere and character, whilst creating comfortable and attractive
accommodation.
Calgary Hotel offers you the
opportunity to enjoy our beautiful area and relax in comfortable homely
surroundings. There are nine bedrooms all with private facilities and all
with heating, tea making facilities (some with TV) and to the Scottish
Tourist Board rating of *** Commended.
Treshnish Farm self catering
properties are situated on the north-west coast of the Isle of Mull. It
takes about one hour to drive from the ferry terminals and from Tobermory.
The geological raised beaches in this corner of Mull give the farm an
elevated position overlooking the Sound of Coll, with the fingerlike Island
of Coll pointing out towards the mountains of Rum with the sharp edges of
the Cuillins on Skye in the distance. A coastal path wanders around this
dramatic headland, revealing spectacular views out to the islands of Coll,
Tiree, Rum, Skye, Canna, Muick, Eigg, Staffa and the Treshnish Isles. When
it is very clear you can see as far as the Uists, 50+ miles away.
Treshnish has a traditional
farm square, with vernacular stone steadings, one mile along an unmetalled
farm track from the public (single track) road. There are three cottages and
the Studio at Treshnish Farm available to let.
Right on the sea, with views
to Ben Nevis. A very beautiful place, with 5 star facilities. Stroll to
ferry, buses, pub, shops, bistro, swimming pool and all amenities. A central
base for all Mull. We've a warm welcome on our campsite for you and your
caravan, camper or tent. Or try our unique self-catering Shielings and
hostel beds - photo opposite. Eight are ensuite. We've also a charming
cottage.
A rich diversity of coastal,
woodland, grazing and moorland habitats. You can see otters on site and
there is a seal colony nearby. Dolphins are occasional visitors - see
wildlife. It's a stroll to ferry, pub, shop and PO, bistro,
car hire, steam railway, tourist information, and buses for Tobermory and
Iona (for Staffa). It's a glorious walk to the swimming pool and Torosay and
Duart Castles. Riding and golf are close by. A beautiful base for exploring
the whole island.
A visit to Torosay Castle and
Gardens set on the magnificent Island of Mull is an experience not to be
missed. We welcome you to a place whose beauty we hope to preserve for
future generations, and we invite you to share in its delights with us.
Torosay Castle has a tea-room
which is open every day serving light snacks and refreshments, and a shop
selling not only souvenirs of your visit but also the work of local
craftspeople. For the children and within the gardens there is an Adventure
Playground. Free coach and car parking is situated near the entrance to the
gardens. Two cottages set in beautiful tranquil surroundings are available
for holidays whereas the principal floor of Torosay Castle itself, along
with the Gardens, is an elegant venue for concerts, talks, seminars,
functions and weddings.
THE ISLE OF MULL is where
eagles soar, red deer roam and otters play. Walk the deserted white sand
beaches; enjoy the peace and tranquillity the islands have to offer. Our
lodges, with views over the garden and Glen Bellart, have all the amenities
that you would expect and more. We have a 'Beech' lodge a three bedroom (sleeps
six) and two bedroom 'Willow' lodge (sleeps four). Both are set in secluded
positions in the extensive gardens of our own home and have full disabled
access and facilities. Each lodge is fully insulated so that they are cool
in summer and warm in winter.
Both lodges are equipped with
electric hob and oven, microwave, and have access to washing machine and
tumble dryer. For outdoor living there is a barbecue together with patio
table and chairs. We have Midgeaters to ensure that any barbecue you may
have will hopefully be midge free! There is also pub, the Bellachroy Hotel,
in the village that serves excellent food.
Dee-Emm
Bed & Breakfast. Druim Mhor is situated
approximately 0.7 miles from the Ferry Terminal at
Craignure. Once off the Ferry if either you are
walking cycling or in a car - turn left and proceed
towards Fionnphort. You will pass the Bayview Garage
on your left carry on driving until you come to a blue
sign which says 'Single Track Road' and we are the
next cottage on the left.
We are
avid birdwatchers, and have six feeders and three nest
boxes in our garden. We feed the birds all year round.
We get Chaffinches, Great, Blue and Coal Tits, Siskins,
Great Spotted Woodpeckers, Greenfinches, Robins, Wrens,
Pheasants and Dunnocks. We do get Golden and Sea
Eagles passing over our cottage and numerous Buzzards.
In the spring we usually get a family of Goldfinches
who come every year for about three weeks to our nut
feeders. We can also advise you on the best places to
see Birds, Otters, Seals, Deer and Dolphins.
Maolbhuidhe Bed and
Breakfast, Fionnphort, Isle of Mull. Maolbhuidhe is a former croft house,
standing in the centre of 24 acres of croft land on a side road about a mile
from the village of Fionnphort (Iona Ferry). We have panoramic views in all
directions including Iona, the Treshnish Isles and Ben More. From Fionnphort
you can explore the Ross of Mull, catch the ferry to Iona, or take a trip on
a smaller boat to Staffa. In summer the boats also go to Lunga where you can
see puffins at their nest-sites (May to the end of July).
Our guest suite has a
spacious family room with one king size and one single bed, and a sitting
room which has a comfortable double sofa-bed. Our accommodation is suitable
for couples, families with children or small groups, but we only take one
party at a time (a maximum of five people), so you are assured of peace and
total privacy. We are a NO SMOKING household.
Availability and Booking -
You can check availability and pricing and then book on line (no prepayment
required). Or you can e-mail us, or telephone +44 (0)1681 700718 -
http://www.mull-bed-and-breakfast.co.uk - 07/07-
Scotland
(Isle of Mull)
Fionnphort
Seaview is an established,
Scottish Tourist Board 3 star quality bed & breakfast accommodation provider
and in August 2005 received the Gold Award by the Green Business Tourism
Scheme in recognition of our excellent management and environmentally and
ecological business practices. At Seaview, comfortable accommodation is our
highest priority and since 1990, our family has cared for guests travelling
to the Isle of Mull and Iona. We ensure that our rooms and accommodation are
clean and comfortable and the delicious food we serve enhances your stay.
Evening meals are available in the Spring & Autumn and since John is a
retired fisherman, fresh seafood dinners are available at Seaview.
If you know the story of
Fingal, the giant who strode from Ireland to the nearby Isle of Staffa, then
you will know why our Fingal’s Breakfast and extensive mouth watering
breakfast menu, catering for all tastes is best remembered by all who pass
this way - the perfect start for days of discovery and exciting adventures
to be had from here.
Barn Cottage and Stables are
converted stone barns forming part of the original Gruline Home Farm. We are
centrally located and enjoy a quiet position off the main road amongst trees
and farmland close to both Loch Na Keal and Loch Ba. We live with our small
family of animals away from the hustle and bustle, where time can go as
quickly or slowly as you please. Tucked away behind Barn Cottage are the
stables and field where we keep our horse, his companion sheep and a few
chickens and guinea pigs.
We offer Bed and Breakfast in
Barn Cottage. Visitors have their own entrance and are welcome to come and
go as they please. We have just two rooms - our twin room has a wash hand
basin ensuite and its own private bathroom (which has a bath with shower
over) is just a few steps along the hallway. The family room, which can
sleep four, has an ensuite bathroom, again with bath and shower over. Both
rooms have tea and coffee making facilities, hair dryers and irons.
Gruline Home Farm has been
awarded 5 Stars by the Scottish Tourist Board, the award having been held
now for the past 8 years. We look after our guests on a dinner, bed and
breakfast basis on a non-working farm, and are centrally situated on the
island, which allows easy access to the whole of Mull, without having to
criss cross over the same roads on a regular basis.
We are set in two and a half
acres of gardens and pastureland, the gardens are very attractive and we
have an ongoing scheme planned for constant improvement of the grounds. Our
facilities are to a very high standard, and in our Georgian/Victorian
non-working farm, we have retained the family home atmosphere.
Mull is a bird and nature
lover’s paradise. Golden and sea-eagles, hen harriers, red starts,
red-throated divers, short-eared owls, otters, seals, fallow and red deer
are all frequently observed. Torlochan Farm is a small working croft of 32
acres situated in the centre of Mull. It is 20 minutes from picturesque
Tobermory; 25 minutes from Craignure and 15 minutes from Fishnish. Only 7
miles from Torlochan is Ulva Ferry, where you can take boats to the Isle of
Ulva, Staffa and the Treshnish Isles, famous for it’s bird-life, most
notably puffins. Torlochan is one and a half hours away from Fionnphort,
where boats go to Iona and Staffa on a regular basis. We are only 6 miles
from the base of Ben More - the second highest mountain in the Hebrides.
The farm is surrounded by
heather and tree covered hillsides, groves of trees, gentle streams and open
fields overlooking Loch na Keal and the Isles of Staffa. Our farm is shared
by a band of friendly animals: wild deer; horses; pot-bellied pigs; poultry;
doves; our three cats and our German Shepherd, Virgo. A latest addition is a
resident junior Eagle nesting behind the farm.
Gruline Home Farm bed and
breakfast is a non-working farm, situated centrally on the Isle of Mull,
which is just off the West Coast of Scotland; and is the only establishment
on the Isle of Mull to have been awarded 5 stars by the Scottish Tourist
Board, 5 Red Diamonds by the AA and RAC "Little Gem". We are proud of our AA
Rosette for food, and were runners-up for the Macallan's Taste of Scotland
Award 2002, gaining 4 medallions. Set in two and a half acres of gardens and
pastureland the gardens are very pretty and there is an ongoing scheme to
make it one of the best private gardens on the Isle of Mull. Last winter's a
large rockery project has now been completed and we are very happy with the
results.
Our facilities are of a very
high standard, and in our Georgian/Victorian non-working farm, we have
retained the family home atmosphere. Although we only have two bedrooms and
our classification is bed and breakfast, we could equally be described as a
mini-country guest house or hotel but unfortunately these categories do not
exist.
The house is on mains
electricity and has a private water supply. There is an electric cooker,
refrigerator, microwave and fully equipped kitchen. There is also a
multifuel stove in the living room, which heats the water but has the back
up of an immersion heater. Each bed has two pillows a continental quilt and
blanket, sheets, pillowcases quilt cover and towels are provided. There is
car parking space and pets are welcome. The payphone number is 01680 814
205. There is a double sofa bed and bedding.
Milk and papers can be
ordered from the local shop at Craignure (The Ferry Terminal) and will be
delivered to the house around lunchtime for a small charge. This is arranged
at the shop, 01680 812 301. The nearest garage and petrol station are also
at Craignure.
BIRCHGROVE - Bed & Breakfast.
A non-smoking Bed and Breakfast on the Isle of Mull. Close to the FERRY for
OBAN & en-route to IONA. At a central location for touring Mull.
We have two double rooms and
one twin room. All rooms are en-suite. The double room on the ground floor
has wide doors for disabled access, and a seat in the shower. All rooms
overlook the view across the glen,
and the road to Iona.
If you're looking for bed and
breakfast accommodation on Mull, you can find it here at Wild Cottage in
Lochdon, "the birdwatching capital of Mull"!
We have two double bedrooms,
both on the ground floor, each with en suite shower room. The bedrooms are
equipped with TV, tea & coffee making facilities, hair dryer, dual voltage
shaver point etc., and are warm and comfortable. In addition to a superb
breakfast, we can, if you wish, provide you with an evening meal and even a
packed lunch for those 'all day' birdwatching trips. Special dietary
requirements are no problem - we are familiar with vegetarian, gluten-free,
low fat diets etc. - just let us know.
Glenaros is a working
Scottish estate on the beautiful Isle of Mull. It has been in the family of
the current owners Colum Scott and his wife Sarah since 1853 when Colum's
great grand uncle, Duncan Fletcher, a native of Glenorchy, acquired the
lands. Aros was originally a Viking settlement, the name meaning "estuary".
The estate has many historical associations; there is an Iron Age fort a
short walk away and Saint Columba is reputed to have preached a sermon from
a rock on the estate.
Visitors are welcome to walk
anywhere on the estate to enjoy the magnificent scenery, observe the
wildlife and watch the farm at work. However, please keep dogs on a lead
especially at lambing time. Each cottage has an open fire, which makes a
great focal point for socialising or relaxing after a day out. Cottages are
normally let from 3.30pm Saturday to 10am the following Saturday. Water
supply is spring fed - regularly tested in accordance with EC Regulations!
Welcome to Pennyghael
Holidays. Hotel & self-catering accommodation overlooking Loch Scridain on
the Isle of Mull. We offer comfortable accommodation, providing great
breakfasts, wonderful dinners and a warm welcome. Prices for hotel
accommodation start at 45GBP per person, per night for bed & breakfast,
based on two people sharing a double room. Click here for current prices.
We have three self-contained
cottages for hire within the hotel grounds. All have a sitting area with
digital television; a fully equipped kitchen with oven, microwave,
fridge/freezer & washing machine; and a bath/shower room. Each cottage has
beautiful views across Loch Scridain and as they face west, you get to see
some marvellous sunsets. We are currently putting together our Christmas,
Hogmanay and winter packages.
To enquire about staying with
us please do one of the following: call on 01681 704 288 - fax on 01681 704
205 -
http://www.pennyghaelhotel.com - 07/07-
Scotland
(Isle of Mull)
Salen
Mull
has a great variety of scenery, mountainous, of
volcanic origin, with a rocky coastline and sandy
beaches in parts of the island. There are 2 nine hole
golf courses, wildlife tours and pony trekking. There
are opportunities for loch, river and sea fishing,
boat trips to Staffa and the Treshnish Islands to see
seals, puffins and many other sea birds.
Gruline
House and its cottages are situated in an unspoilt
and beautiful part of the Isle of Mull in Argyll,
Scotland.
The
MacLean Cottage was renovated in 1992. The main
rooms look up Loch Ba. The informal garden leads down
to Loch Ba. Accommodation: hall, sitting room with
woodburning stove, bathroom with electric shower,
kitchen, microwave, conservatory/dining room. Upstairs
there are 2 twin bedrooms and 1 single bedroom -
separate wc with basin. Electric off-peak heating,
electric oven/gas hob, fridge freezer, dishwasher,
washing machine, colour television (satellite),
payphone. 6th bed available free. Well controlled dogs
accepted by arrangement.
Garden
Cottage has been recently renovated and double
glazed, with provision for partially disabled. Lovely
distant views over Loch na Keal. Informal garden with
Fallow deer often grazing nearby. Accommodation: hall,
sitting room with woodburning stove, kitchen with
dining space, microwave, 2 twin bedrooms (1 with 2'
6" beds), bathroom with electric shower over bath,
separate wc/utility room. Total control electric
heating, electric oven/gas hob, fridge freezer,
washing machine, tumble drier, colour television (satellite),
telephone. Sorry, No Pets
Remote and Romantic, Tiroran
House lies in 17 acres of its own secluded grounds on the north shore of
Loch Scridain. Most of the beautiful rooms and bedrooms commanding stunning
views of the gardens and loch. The garden is enchanting with spacious lawns,
a secluded rose garden and a burn tumbling down to the sea. It is a green,
tranquil and leafy place, in contrast to the island's rugged grandeur and
wild landscape.
Tiroran is more a private
house than a hotel, inside the atmosphere is comfortable and relaxing with
log fires in both sitting rooms. Breakfast and dinner are served in the
intimate dining room or in the sunroom, which has a growing vine. All seven
rooms are beautifully decorated with their own individual style, decor and
outlook and all have en suite facilities. Owners Laurence Mackay and Katie
Munro take particular effort to ensure that this spectacular location
provides a haven for nature and food-lovers alike.
Tigh Na Caora is a typical
Hebridean Cottage - stone built and slate roofed. It is situated one mile
north of the Ulva Ferry on the western coast of the Isle of Mull, on a
completely unspoilt coastline of spectacular beauty and wildness. It is
tucked into the bottom of a steep wooded hillside, with fields in front and
open moorland behind, and is reached by a track through ancient oak woods.
The views from the cottage
are outstanding. To the south west the cliffs of Berg and the Ross of Mull,
westwards to the Isle of Ulva and to the north west, is the open Atlantic,
over which the sun sets in the summer. It is a quarter of a mile from a
sheltered (and usually deserted) bay, with safe bathing and sand at low
water. Behind the cottage an ancient drove road, now a green track, takes
you up into the hills and moorland of northern Mull. Within minutes you can
look back out to sea, to the isles of Iona and Inch Kenneth, and to the west
there are rocky shapes of the Treshnish Isles and beyond them the long
islands of Coll and Tiree.
