Four spacious bedrooms, a king size with en suite and shower, two doubles and one twin all accommodated on the ground floor provide the perfect accommodation after a day exploring Arrochar. A modern family bathroom on the ground floor with a bath and shower and on the first floor a shower room allow for individual facilities for guests. The large living room offers a log burner for those cosy nights in front of the fire and a 75 inch television with Netflix and Freeview. The kitchen and dining room offer fantastic views of the nearby mountains and hills with large patio doors that lead in to the south facing garden offering various seating areas and a large outdoor shelter. Pets are welcome but incur an additional fee.

We always aim to do our best to make sure you have the best time you possibly can and we hope everything exceeds your expectations. If there is any area you feel that we fall short in, or if you have any ideas on how we can improve, we would love to hear from you. We would also love to hear from you if you have enjoyed your time with us, so please tell us if we got it right for you ! If you have any special requests for your trip, please let us know and we will always do our best to accommodate them.

There is plenty to do in the surrounding area, from castles to breweries, fishing to boat trips and even flying. There is plenty of walking and hiking to be done whether its by lochs and burns through wooded glens, hiking the Munro’s and Corbett’s, or the world famous Ben Arthur (The Cobbler), which features the most distinctive outline of any mountain in the Southern Highlands. Access to these hills and walks starts from the drive way at Gleann Fia House with a footpath starting right next to the house taking you straight up the side of the mountain. There are many beautiful towns and villages in the area such as Inveraray, with its fairytale castle, old jail, the nearby renowned Oyster Bar at Loch Fyne and Loch Fyne Brewery. Towards Dunoon the botanical gardens at Benmore offer many rare species of trees and shrubs, including giant redwoods! Only a 12 minute walk around Loch Long you can relax with the locals in Ben Arthur’s Bothy, a local pub where your dog is also welcome or dine out at The Slanj, a great local restaurant. A short ferry ride can also be taken from Tarbet across Loch Lomond to conquer Ben Lomond !