“Charming country hotel with a serene setting on the shores of Loch Sunart. Traditional rooms feature large windows with chintz and tartan fabrics and stunning views. An award winning restaurant uses local produce. Cosy living rooms for post outdoor unwinding. A true country getaway.”
“Charming country hotel with a serene setting on the shores of Loch Sunart. Traditional rooms feature large windows with chintz and tartan fabrics and stunning views. An award winning restaurant uses local produce. Cosy living rooms for post outdoor unwinding. A true country getaway.”
Hotel Review
Kilcamb Lodge, idyllically set on the shoreline of Loch Sunart, is thought to be one of the oldest stone houses in Scotland. In the grounds, otters scamper over sea-weed covered rocks and a giant lime tree stands sentry-like outside the front door. Just beyond the gate, the wild splendour of the Ardnamurchan peninsula beckons to be explored. The mood inside is intimate, friendly and comfortable. The best bedrooms have splendid views over the loch and modern bathrooms. Head chef, Tammo Siemers, takes an ambitious approach to the food which can have incongruous results but is generally very pleasing.
Written by Louise Farquhar
Recommended For
- Active Holiday
- With hearty meals and warm fires this is the perfect spot for those taking advantage of West Scotland's outdoor pursuits.
- Back to Nature
- A stunning country-house in magical surrounds with Loch Sunart at the end of the garden and Glas Bheinn rising beyond.
- Fishing
- The season runs from 1st June to the 30th September and Salmon, Sea-Trout and Brown Trout can be caught.
- Wildlife Area
- This charming countryside boasts otters, red deer, seals, eagles, ducks, geese and more!
- Great walks
- Simply step out the door and find miles of rugged Scottish countryside awaiting.
- Cycling
- Rent a bike and head out to explore the cycle trails on Ardnamurchan.
- Other Activities
- The nearby Ardnamurchan Distillery offers whisky tours and tastings.
- Pet friendly
- Dogs are welcome in five rooms all of which have direct garden access. Plus expect bowls, towels, treats and more
- Views
- Loch and mountain views from every window.
- Child friendly
- Babysitting services are available
- Restrictions on children
- Children over 5yrs welcome
- Traditional
- Tartan Galore!
- Restaurant
- 2 AA Rosettes
- Quiet
- Wedding license
- Country House
- Romantic
- Sit-out Terrace
- Full of character
- Remote
- Secluded setting
- Free wifi
- Charming
- Sea Views
Facilities
- Pet friendly
- Dogs are welcome in five rooms all of which have direct garden access. Plus expect bowls, towels, treats and more
- Views
- Loch and mountain views from every window.
- Child friendly
- Babysitting services are available
- Restrictions on children
- Children over 5yrs welcome
- Restaurant
- 2 AA Rosettes
- Parking
- Free parking
- Bicycle hire
- Bar
- Wedding license
- Airport transfer
- Meeting Room
- Sit-out Terrace
- Free wifi
- Air conditioning
- Wifi
- Concierge
- Suites
- Room service
- Garden
Activities
- Fishing
- The season runs from 1st June to the 30th September and Salmon, Sea-Trout and Brown Trout can be caught.
- Wildlife Area
- This charming countryside boasts otters, red deer, seals, eagles, ducks, geese and more!
- Great walks
- Simply step out the door and find miles of rugged Scottish countryside awaiting.
- Cycling
- Rent a bike and head out to explore the cycle trails on Ardnamurchan.
- Other Activities
- The nearby Ardnamurchan Distillery offers whisky tours and tastings.
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Other Reviews
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"A luxurious restaurant with rooms, is well situated for coastal forays: it lies halfway between Sanna Bay and the Silver Sands of Morar."
Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)
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"You can see deer, pine martens, even otters in the countryside surrounding this solid loch-side hotel on the Ardnamurchan Peninsula."
Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)
Kilcamb Lodge
Originally published by Good Hotel Guide (view article)
