Aultguish B&B & Hostel, Garve, Highlands, Ross-shire
Aultguish B&B & Hostel is a traditional Scottish
roadside inn on the A835, by Glascarnoch Dam between Inverness and
Ullapool.
The courtyard rooms can be super king size or twin rooms and have walk in double shower rooms. The inn rooms can be twin or double with an en suite bathroom with bath, overhead shower, WC and wash basin. Single rooms are also available.
Guests can relax at the cosy bar that has a traditional stone fireplace. There are also cards, board games, magazines and books available. Outside there is a courtyard area for guests to sit.
This bed and breakfast accommodation is surrounded by many mountains and high peaks making this the ideal location for walkers and climbers. There are also many attractions for birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts close by. The Glen Ord Distillery is a popular attraction that gives you the chance to see how the whisky is made and even try some. Many guests also enjoy visiting Inverewe Garden & Estate which is a world famous historical garden that is one of Scotland's most popular botanical attractions.
The courtyard rooms can be super king size or twin rooms and have walk in double shower rooms. The inn rooms can be twin or double with an en suite bathroom with bath, overhead shower, WC and wash basin. Single rooms are also available.
Guests can relax at the cosy bar that has a traditional stone fireplace. There are also cards, board games, magazines and books available. Outside there is a courtyard area for guests to sit.
This bed and breakfast accommodation is surrounded by many mountains and high peaks making this the ideal location for walkers and climbers. There are also many attractions for birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts close by. The Glen Ord Distillery is a popular attraction that gives you the chance to see how the whisky is made and even try some. Many guests also enjoy visiting Inverewe Garden & Estate which is a world famous historical garden that is one of Scotland's most popular botanical attractions.
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