Sunday, October 04, 2009

Christmas Available Fort William Glencoe cottage overlooking the loch

The photo is of Ben Nevis, above the village of Corpach near Fort William. This is the famous Loch Eil, country of the Clan Cameron.

Our pretty cottage overlooks the Bay at Kentallen, 20 minutes south of Fort William and close to Glencoe. It is ideal for up to 4 people, with 2 bedrooms, fully refurbished to the highest standards, new kitchen, new bathroom, small kidney shaped bath.

You need to see the website for details.

Christmas is available at the moment, any day after the 18th December until 29th at £495.

John Winkler
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Lochside cottage near Glencoe in the Highlands of Scotland
Fort William and the accommodation to the South
Last minute, late availability Glencoe, self catering cottage
Several cottages in the Fort William, Glencoe and Appin areas
Spring breaks, March April May Glencoe
Honeymoon cottages in Scotland
Weather in the mountains of Glencoe
The Viking battle in Glencoe
The true story of the Glencoe massacre
Cottages Scotland and Coastal cottages Scotland, how to find them

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

September cottage price down by £155. Bargain break Scotland

September is brilliant in Scotland, one of the best months of the year.

We have reduced the price of staying in our pretty self catering cottage in Glencoe, by £155 for each week in September. Four people, staying a week that is only £15 or less per head per night. Where will you even find bed and breakfast for that?

Our cottage is so pretty, beside the loch, surrounded by mountains, and with all mod cons.

Contact us through the website and e-mail.

Lochside cottage near Glencoe in the Highlands of Scotland
Last minute, late availability Glencoe, self catering cottage
Spring breaks, March April May Glencoe
Honeymoon cottages in Scotland
Weather in the mountains of Glencoe
The Viking battle in Glencoe
The true story of the Glencoe massacre

John
ps These are the Right Angle Falls in the river Etive, nearby. Just go and watch.

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Special discount for Self catering in Glencoe cottage

We are offering a special "credit crunch" discount of £20 from all bookings at our pretty lochside cottage near Glencoe this year.

We have three dates available before the school holidays start.
May 30th, one week at £395 less £20
June 6th, one week at £450 less £20
June 27th, one week at £495 less £20

The cottage is the one you can see by the side of Loch Linnhe. Glencoe is just around the corner, Fort William is a short drive up the road, and Oban is a short drive the other way, going South. You can explore the remote country at Ardnamuchan with a very short ferry crossing at Corran, nearby.

The cottage sleeps 4, and has been fully re-furbished. It has a new kitchen and new bathroom and all the furnishings are new. Everything you need on holiday is there.

Look at the website first, just to check the date you want is still available.
Lochside cottage near Glencoe in the Highlands of Scotland

John
ps the Walks in the area are wondrous, no finer area in the country for walking of all kinds.
Here are other web pages which may interest you.
Last minute, late availability Glencoe, self catering cottage
Spring breaks, March April May Glencoe
Weather in the mountains of Glencoe
Weather month by month in the area
Skiing in Glencoe
New website to help find holiday accommodation in the West Coast, Oban and Fort William areas
Tourist and visitor information, this is the biggest Glencoe information site, hotel and cottage accommodation
Events in Glencoe Appin Lochaber Oban and Ballachulish
Last minute, short breaks, in Scotland, owners sites direct
Find the best Scottish holiday cottages on the internet
Cut the costs of your holidays

Thursday, January 01, 2009

NEW METHOD TO FIND YOUR HOLIDAY PROPERTY ON THE WEB

Photograph taken in November of the Pap of Glencoe. It is stunningly beautiful there, all the time, but none more so than right now. Just look at it.

We have put up a new website covering holiday accommodation on the West Coast of Scotland.

I pretended I was a normal holidaymaker and tried to search for hotels and bed and breakfasts in the chosen area.

The results I got were a mess. The first few pages were taken up by Directories.

But there is a much better way - here it is

Go to Google search and click on MAPS at the top left. Enter HOTELS IN and the location you want, or BED AND BREAKFAST and the location or SELF CATERING or COTTAGES in...
Eg HOTELS IN OBAN or BED AND BREAKFAST IN OBAN

A list will come up showing hotel name, address, telephone number, location map AND REVIEWS by customers.

The list is not comprehensive but it will include the best organised premises who have put themselves on to Google Maps. Some will lie outside your chosen area, though.

John

Here are the details of the new website.

Our own cottage website is first, obviously.



The little lochside cottage near Glencoe sleeps 4 people and is very pretty and very cosy
HOW TO FIND YOUR HOLIDAY PROPERTY ON THE INTERNET
HOTELS, BED AND BREAKFAST ACCOMMODATION ON SCOTLAND'S WEST COAST
HOTELS, BED AND BREAKFAST ACCOMMODATION AROUND OBAN
HOTELS, BED AND BREAKFAST ACCOMMODATION AROUND FORT WILLIAM
HOTELS, BED AND BREAKFAST ACCOMMODATION AROUND GLENCOE
HOTELS, BED AND BREAKFAST ACCOMMODATION AROUND APPIN AND ARGYLL
HOTELS, BED AND BREAKFAST ACCOMMODATION IN ARDNAMURCHAN AND LOCHABR
SCHOOL HOLIDAYS ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND
HOW TO SAVE ON YOUR HOLIDAY COSTS, REALLY GOOD TIPS
THE TRUE STORY OF SCOTLANDS WEATHER
TRAVEL HOLIDAY AND TOURIST INFORMATION ABOUT SCOTLAND

Thursday, May 08, 2008

In Scotland you are surrounded by history, wherever you stay



This photo is of a re-constructed Crannog. These are little island dwellings , just offshore in inland lochs - this one is at Loch Tay, in Perthshire. People lived in them for 1,000 yars or more, originally importing them from Ireland then they spread all over Scotland.

Whereve you stay in Scotland you will be surrounded by fascinating stories, of clans, of battles, of castles, of revolts and rebellions, of great clashes between whole tribes of Britons in Strathclyde, to the Picts of the North and East to the Scots of the West and the Isles. The imagintion can run riot.

Here are just a few historical pages in a self catering website.

John

The lovely crannog picture is shown in Flickr Mig R took the pic and gave us permission
How did the MacDonalds become the Lords of the Isles?
The mystery of King Robert the Bruce and the Ardchattan priory
The Knights Templar in Argyll
The battle of Bannockburn, helped by Argyll men
The Viking battle in Glencoe
The true story of the Glencoe massacre
news and stories of Glencoe, Appin and Lochaber

Here also is another page of assistance in finding your holiday cottage.
Holiday cottages and the best way to find your cottage on the internet

Tuesday, April 15, 2008

Take care if you travel on the A82, from Glasgow to Inverness

We are going to tell you something that the Scottish National Tourist organisation, called VisitScotland, will not tell you.

All the trunk roads in the Highlands of Scotland need treating with care. To get from Glasgow to Inverness there are only two roads to choose - the A9, fast and safe, past Stirling. Or the slow and dangerous A82, up past Loch Lomondside, through Glencoe, around Fort William, past Ben Nevis, alongside Loch Ness and Nessie, to Inverness.

The A82 is bad news at several spots, particularly in the upper end of Loch Lomond, and the stretch from Corran ferry to Fort William and alongside Loch Ness. If you want to go the Skye, or Mull you have to choose the A82 really.

There is no political will to alter the A82. But a special campaign is now at work to get Msps interested so that we get it on the next transport budget.

The Demand A82 upgrade campaign site

This is our own blog site about the road. The A82 tragedies, and accidents.

John

Sunday, April 06, 2008

New pages added to bayview site

We find that visitors often want particular information related to Scotland, or the Scottish Highlands. If we supply this in the website, then they often book with us.

So here are the latest pages we have added to the website for our cottage.
the lochside cottage near Glencoe in Appin on the west coast of Scotland

mystery of king robert the bruce and ardchattan priory
the knights templar in argyll
the battle of bannockburn
tourist information glencoe and ballachulish
how to lower your holiday costs
events and entertainment in glencoe and appin
facilities for visitors to glencoe, appin and lochaber
the best way to find your holiday cottage on the internet
news and stories of glencoe, appin and lochaber
how to avoid getting speeding fines
the viking battle in glencoe
the true story of the glencoe massacre