Southern Highlands Country Houses

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Our top choices for Southern Highlands country houses

1. Creag Dhubh Country House

Inveraray

Robert

includes taxes & fees

19 Aug - 20 Aug

2. Blarcreen House

Oban

CATHERINE

includes taxes & fees

20 Aug - 21 Aug

3. Luxury Island Living in the Heart of Gigha

Isle of Gigha

includes taxes & fees

1 Sept - 2 Sept

4. Mains of Taymouth Country Estate

Aberfeldy

Jennifer

includes taxes & fees

19 Aug - 20 Aug

5. Gleann Fia House

Arrochar

6. Altskeith Country House on Loch Ard

Stirling

Alexandra

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1 Sept - 2 Sept

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Top Southern Highlands Hotel Reviews

The Grey Gull Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Bath towels were flimsy, no marmalade at breafast, or yoghurt. No light in the bathroom."

Brander Lodge Hotel

8/10 Good

"Staff were okay. Room was clean and comfortable. Didn't use the restaurant. Seemed like converted hotel. We had a normal room with view. Everything worked (hot water, outlets, etc.) Only stayed here on because convenient on our way to Isle of Skye. I would choose to stay here again if I had to redo."

Rosslea Hall Hotel

8/10 Good

"Great location and lovely rooms. The bed was super comfy and we had a great sleep. Though hotel was very busy it was also very quiet. The hotel is also very pet welcoming. Only food available in the evening was in the bar and to be honest the menu is not appropriate for a large hotel with only 4 starters ( of which one was unavailable) and six main courses - 4 of which came with boiled rice. This really needs improvement. The waitress ( there was only one) was lovely, very busy but also very courteous , attentive and friendly. Breakfast was continental but lots to chose from and good, fresh produce. Would absolutely stay again but unless menu changes would eat in nearby Helensburgh."

Tyndrum Lodges

8/10 Good

"Hotel was very clean and the lady on reception was very welcoming when we arrived. The hotel is like a motel-type place. It's very expensive for what it is. But I guess you're paying for the location and peak summer season. It was very quiet at night. You could hear people talking in rooms next door and we thought that might be a problem at night but everyone was quiet at night (most people seemed to be staying for a rest stop on the West Highland Way so they (and us) were early risers). Parking is great - right next to the lodges. The bathroom was very 80s in decor but was clean and smelled nice. There was no hairdryer in the room (which was annoying because I purposely left mine at home because it specifically said hairdryers in the rooms) - you could ask at reception to borrow one but I didn't because that seemed like a faff. So I had to go out with wet hair both mornings."

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