The House
The house has its origins in the early 17th century and was part of Cameron of Locheil's estate. Locheil was sympathetic
to the Jacobite cause and as a result the house was used as a billet for the English army during the Jacobite uprising.
Accommodation
Cuilcheanna House is open all year and offers accommodation on a bed and full Scottish breakfast basis.
We have one king-size room, one single, three doubles and two twin rooms. Each room has a view of either the loch or the hills
The house is completely non-smoking, although smokers are welcome to use the garden.
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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.
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Facilities
Each room is en-suite with fluffy bath towels, and feather pillows and duvets (hypo-allergenic ones available on request).
Wi-Fi access is available throughout the house and a cot is available by prior arrangement.
Please note that we aim to offer a peaceful & relaxing experience to all guests; therefore we do not have TVs in the bedrooms. You are welcome to watch the TV in the guest lounge!
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