Name: Cuilcheanna House
Address: Onich Fort William PH33 6SD,, Loch Linnhe, Loch Linnhe, Loch Linnhe, PH33 6SD, United Kingdom
Rating: 9

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This home is tranquil and has everything you will need.  The hostess and her brother had a lovely chat with us in the lounge area talking of travel and where to go and what to see in the area, not to mention where to go for tea.  We felt like we were old friends catching up not "paying guests".  It was absolutely delightful to stay here and wouldn't hesitate to come back.  Breaky was faultless too.

Mary and Kirstie were very accomodating on my short visit to their guest house.  i arrive late in the afternoon and was planning on leaving early in the morning before breakfast was served.  I didn't expect anything, but they made me a packed breakfast!!  After a 3 hour long run in Glen Kinglass that packed breakfast was the best I had tasted!!  Very decent of them to do that and it was much appreicated.  The recommendation for dinner was also good.  The room was very comfortable, bed super comfortable and the location was stunning on the edge of the Loch.  Very reasonably priced, great value for money. Would definitely use again.

This is a stunningly beautiful B&B, in a gorgeous setting overlooking a loch and mountains.  I wish we were able to stay longer.
It is away from the bustle and congestion of Fort William. It is not difficult to find, as there is adequate signage directing you down a lovely lane.  There is a walled garden in front, where, the next morning during breakfast, we saw a rabbit grazing on the lawn.  You can also get through a few gates and stroll down to the shore of the loch.
I believe we must have had the finest room in the house (Mull Room, I think)-a large comfortable bed, several armchairs, wonderful views and a fireplace.  The room had a booklet with suggestions for hiking (which we took advantage of the next morning) and dining. It also had a history of the house, which we found interesting since my husband is a Cameron.
Breakfast the next morning was delicious.
If you don't want the crowds in Ft William, this is your place.

We stayed here with 5 persons. The house was in a good way traditional with great rooms. the view was outstanding and the location was very quiet, but stil near the A82.
On walking distance the was a nice pub (20 minutes) with good food. Breakfast was delicious and Kirstie was a very pleasant host.

When we arrived, the host friendly welcomed us. Our rooms had a lovely view on the loch. The breakfast was very tasty and filling. We highly recommend you to read the profided history of hte house. It's very interesting and adds a special 'something' to your stay.

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Great traditional guest house with a lovely view on the loch

Stayed in the Cuilcheanna Ash self catering property. A lovely setting with beautiful views but a very damp smelling and dated chalet. It is small but an adequate size for a short holiday. However, the  overpowering smell of damp was just too much to bear. Despite the heatwave! To be fair, the kitchen is modern and adequate but the decor of the whole place is very basic and dated and the bathroom is extremely damp and out of date. The lino is permanently wet. There is a lovely green space directly outside but the concrete veranda to sit on is bleak. A little bit of decking and some garden furniture with a bbq would be a good idea to make the most of the stunning views towards Glen Coe. The charge to use the laundry facilities and the electricity charge at the end of your stay is just odd. Just add it onto rental price? It felt a bit like going back in time. 
This is a beautiful setting and the views out of the chalet are amazing but unfortunately the inside was like sitting in my granny’s flat in 1982.



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