Binnilidh Mhor B&B

Situated in the tranquil Scottish Highlands, with stunning views of this surrounding forests and mountains, Binnilidh Mhor B&B offers access that is simple outside tasks such as walking, hill climbing, horse riding, fishing, kayaking, bird watching and great possibilities for wildlife photography. The home is set significantly less than 10 miles from Loch Ness and just from the A887 road to your Isle of Skye. This home includes 3 en-suite that is big, 2 of which are situated on a lawn flooring and suitable for visitors with mobility problems. Each room on the ground floor can accommodate 1- 2 guests. and all sorts of our double beds are super king-size that may also be composed as a twin.The that is continental is composed of a bath, seperate shower, wash hand basin and lavatory. The 3rd very large en-suite that is superior that is on the 1st floor sleeps 2-4 guests and also this space has 1 big super king size bed and£2 single beds. The super master sizebed can consist as a twin that is continental. The en-suite is made of a bath, split shower, twice clean hand basin, lavatory and bidet. En-suite Bedroom Facilities: complimentary Wi-Fi Ipod docking station big screen that is flat DVD player Tea and Coffee making facilities Silent fridge for chilling visitors own treats and drinks Hairdryer Iron and ironing board Work desk Wardrobe Safety deposit field Large bath cubicle with electric shower Bath Electric shaver point huge beds - 6 base wide by 6 base 6 inches long Continental twin choice for sleep where 2 single mattresses each with their own bedding are placed side by side on the king-size bed frame All our en-suite rooms enjoy beautiful open views of this surrounding woodlands and hills. There is a guest lounge area with large display that is flat, DVD player and a roaring log fire to heat you up on wintertime days. Morning meal is constructed of locally ingredients which are sourced includes a range of: Continental Option Scots Porridge Comprehensive Scottish cooked morning meal Fish morning meal Oatcakes breads muffins pancakes jams and marmalades offered at Binnilidh Mhor are homemade. where ever possible. Dishes and packed lunches are available upon higher level request and they are homemade where ever feasible evening. Visitor tourist attractions nearby: Loch Ness (15 drive that is minute Fort Augustus with Medieval Abbey, Caledonian Canal and Loch Ness motorboat trips (25 moment drive) Drumnadrochit with Loch Ness Monster Exhibition (25 minute drive) Urquhart Castle (25 moment drive) Eilean Donan Castle (30 minute drive) Isle of Skye Bridge (an hour drive) Talisker Distillery on Skye (1.5 hour drive) Dunvegan Castle on Skye (1.5 hour drive) Inverness (1 hour drive) Inverness Airport (1.5 hour drive) Culloden Battlefield (1.5 hour drive) Fort George Military Museum (1.5 hour drive) Ben Nevis (1 hour drive) Fort William (1.5 hour drive) Jacobite (Harry Potter) Steam Train from Fort William to Mallaig (1.5 hour drive) Cairngorm National Park (2 hour drive) Consider staying a bit at Binnilidh Mhor to explore and revel in the Glenmoriston area. For walkers and cyclists there are lots of paths being regional period tracks to suit everyone from quick gentle wooded or loch- sidewalks to the greater challenging old Drove roadways. If you enjoy hill walking, Binnilidh Mhor offers a base that is central probably the most spectacular hill ranges into the Highlands. Kintail, Knoydart as well as the Cullins towards the western. The Nevis Number towards the south. The Monadhliaths to the East and also the hills which are affric the North. Check always- in times are from 4.30pm - 9.30pm. Other times by arrangement and check time that is-out by 10am. Regretfully Binnilidh Mhor isn't suitable for younger kids but children who're 14 years of age and older are many welcome. There clearly was a strict no cigarette smoking policy with no animals policy set up at Binnilidh Mhor.