The House
The building has its origins in the early 17th century when it served as the lodging for a tacksman of Cameron of Locheil, however the building is essentially late Victorian / early Edwardian. A tack was a piece of a land in the Highland clan society of the 17th and 18th centuries; and the tacksman was the tenant.

Accommodation Cuilcheanna House is open all year and offers accommodation on a bed and full Scottish breakfast basis. All rooms are en-suite with a view of either the loch or the hills. We have one king-size room, one single, three doubles and two twin rooms.

Mull All our rooms are named after Hebridean islands. 'Mull', our superior room, is furnished with a handmade oak king-size bed. There is a feature fireplace and a stunning bay window to the front of the house with a view overlooking the garden and bay.

Facilities Each room benefits from the following facilities: Radio alarm clocks Hairdryers Hospitality tray with home-made biscuits and fresh milk Feather pillows and duvets (hypo-allergenic alternatives available on request) Wi-Fi access is also available throughout the house and a cot is available by prior arrangement.