
The Steadings
For ten, with five bedrooms and room for the dog. From £251 for a night, all in. Arrive from 4pm, leave by 10am.
Welcome
The Steadings is a converted barn on the Kingairloch Estate, on the Morvern side of Loch Linnhe, with the hills all round it.
It is the estate's house for a bigger party: ten people in four doubles and a twin, in en-suite rooms on a single storey, with a wet room with disabled access besides.
The living room, dining area and kitchen are one open space, with a conservatory off it and underfloor heating throughout; it is the one Kingairloch cottage without a fire. The kitchen has a dishwasher and a tall fridge-freezer, and the utility room a second fridge and freezer, a washing machine and a tumble dryer. Outside there is a fenced garden, plenty of parking and a bike store for the estate's 7km of tracks. Up to two dogs are welcome, at £45 each, in the kitchen and living area. It lets from a Saturday, and the estate has its own restaurant, the Boathouse.
Otters in the bay, stags on the lawn and eagles overhead.
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Good to know
- Check-in
- Contactless: nobody meets you, and the guest manual in the cottage has the estate's numbers.
- Changeover
- Saturday.
- Sleeps
- Ten, in four doubles and a twin, in en-suite rooms on one floor, with a wet room with disabled access besides.
- Dogs
- Up to two, at £45 each, in the kitchen and living area. Bring their bedding and bowls.
- Heating
- Underfloor heating. It is the one Kingairloch cottage without a fire.
- Children
- Travel cots and high chairs on request.
- Bikes
- A bike store at the house.
- Laundry
- A washing machine and a tumble dryer.
- Signal
- Very good on EE, from the estate's own mast; every cottage has EE wifi.
- Food
- Vegetable boxes from the Walled Garden from 1 May, £15 for two; order two days ahead.
- Dining
- The estate's own Boathouse on Loch a' Choire, Wednesday to Sunday; booking is essential, on 07881 805 465.
- Midges
- About from June to September: Smidge works best, and pack a midge hood.
At Kingairloch
Curlew CottageSleeps 5- In the glen
- Eagles and wild goats
The Gate LodgeSleeps 4- Built of cut granite
- Some of the best views
The Old SchoolSleeps 4- On the bay
- A fenced garden
Elastic CottageSleeps 4- On Loch Linnhe
- A deck over the bay
The Old Post OfficeSleeps 2- Deer on the lawn
- A red sitting room
Pier CottageSleeps 2- On the loch's edge
- An en-suite with a walk-in shower
Seaview CottageSleeps 2- At the end of a track
- Otters at breakfast
On the estate
What Kingairloch runs itself.
The BoathouseEstate-to-table cooking on the shore of Loch a' Choire; book ahead.On the estate
The WhitehouseLocally sourced and beautifully presented meals in an elegant cottage setting.16 miles
CrannogFresh seafood, prepared simply.Fort William
Ardtornish GardensA botanical garden on Loch Aline, with over 200 species of rhododendron.14 miles
Resipole StudiosContemporary art, with exhibitions that change and painting workshops.21 miles
Nc'nean DistilleryAn organic whisky distillery at Drimnin, pioneers in sustainable production.27 miles
Vertical DescentsFunyakking, canyoning and a via ferrata at Onich.17 miles
The JacobiteThe steam train from Fort William to Mallaig, over the Glenfinnan Viaduct.25 miles
Round the Glen Galmadale horseshoe above Kingairloch1 mile away A few hours
A Daytrip to Glen Coe from Oban6 miles away A day out
Round the Appin Rocks to Clach Thoull at Port Appin6 miles away A few hours
The Jubilee Bridge and Castle Stalker shore walk6 miles away A few hours
A walk through Ariundle Oakwood7 miles away A few hours
A swim and afternoon tea on the Isle of Eriska7 miles away A few hours
Cuil Bay and the memorial to James of the Glens8 miles away A few hours
The seals of Garbh Eilean on Loch Sunart9 miles away A few hours
A walk to Ardtornish Castle on the Sound of Mull10 miles away A few hours
Ardtornish Gardens and lunch at the Coal Shed10 miles away A few hours
A walk up Beinn Lora above Benderloch10 miles away A few hours
A walk to Loch Shiel from Polloch11 miles away A few hours
Resipole Studios, a gallery on Loch Sunart11 miles away A few hours
A walk to the cleared township of Aoineadh Mor11 miles away A few hours
Dunstaffnage Castle and lunch at the Oyster Inn12 miles away A few hours
A walk along Loch Aline to Kinlochaline Castle12 miles away A few hours
The Ocean Explorer Centre and lunch at the Beach Cafe12 miles away A few hours
A wet day in Oban12 miles away A day out
A walk to the Fairy Bridge in Glen Creran12 miles away A few hours
Beinn Fhionnlaidh from Glen Creran12 miles away A day out
The Falls of Lora and lunch at the Oyster Inn12 miles away A few hours
Corran Point and a pint at Ardgour Ales12 miles away A few hours
Duart Castle and lunch in its tearoom12 miles away A few hours
A wood-fired sauna on Ganavan Sands, Oban13 miles away A few hours
Scotland, in print.
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