Auchrannie Country House Hotel
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Northwards to Scotland the Brave
... Glasgow as recording Scotland's highest rainfall - a huge 55mm !!! Arrived at Travelodge Kilmarnock about 15.30.
Room quite adequate with very pleasant and helpful receptionist - immediately note and struggle with the strong Scottish accent. Drove a little down the road and had early dinner at Scott's Bonnet - 2 decent meals for 10 pounds. Grabbed some cheap fuel on way back to hotel. Showers and TV followed by an early ...
Arrichar Loch Long to Isle of Arran
Another good breakfast then off to connect with the ferry to Arran. Driving in the rain today but makes it all very Scottish and atmospheric. All the way down beautiful Loch Fyne to wait in the murk for the ferry which is slowly approaching. Think we will hole up in the hotel this afternoon and sit the rain out. Got the rustic little car ferry for the half hour ride to Arran. Very functional. ...
Bute was beaut!
... wrong. I’d read the arrival time at Mount Stuart and not the departure time from the stop. So we took a cab.
Beautiful visitors centre, a timber and glass clad box sitting in the middle of silvery grasses (we’re seen a few now). You can only enter Mount Stuart as part of a group with a guide. We got the last group of the day – 3pm. Time to walk through a tiny portion of the gardens before the tour was due to ...
Around the Kintyre Peninsula
... faces the isles of Gigha and Islay, and in its southern part the open Atlantic Ocean. Along the way we stopped briefly at Glenbarr Abbey (a house, not a church), which functions as a visitor center for the McAlister clan. But our main goal was Campbeltown, the only town of any size on the whole peninsula. It has a beautiful, well-protected harbor, from which Coll, Alexander, and Hector McAlister, along ...
McAlister Country
... kitchen table in New Haven. Subsequent research, however, revealed that he actually came from an estate named Balinakill, a mere five miles from this ferry terminal, which we will visit tomorrow.
Meanwhile, we are staying just down the road, at a delightful B&B named Dunultach. From its breakfast room you can see Dunskeig, a ...
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- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Fitness/Health center