Taychreggan is situated to allow you to make the very most of this unique area with an abundance of lochs and mountains on our doorstep. Nestled within its very own bay looking down Loch Awe and within an easy drive of Glencoe and Glen Etive via the spectacular Glen Orchy, close to Oban - the ferry gateway to Western Isles of Mull and Iona - we are the ideal place in which to enjoy the very best of this beautiful corner of the West Highlands.
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Taychreggan began life as a humble 17th century cattle drovers inn, built on a small peninsula that juts out into the loch. It was from here, at Loch Awe's narrowest crossing point, the cattle would swim across. From bustling with cattle the hotel now boasts a romantic country house hotel; full of features of a bygone day with the same idyllic setting.
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Due to the hotel's stature and geographical location, we require a 14 day cancellation notice in writing. Our Master Suite offers luxury and the chance to relax. With its supersized four poster bed and beautiful antique furniture it's the ideal space to enjoy the company of a loved one. Indulge in the jacuzzi tub (big enough for two) or just chill with a book in the cosy lounge area.
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Our beautiful new dining room 'Faodail' (lucky find) is truly that. We are delighted to have held 2 AA rosettes for more than 20 years and with that you can be assured that our menu offers the very best of local and seasonal produce all sourced from Scotland's abundant natural larder. Ghillies Bar offers guests the chance to sample some of the finest local malts, ales, artisan gins and spirits from our vast selection. Our experienced staff are always on hand to help and inform you with their knowledge.
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Taychreggan sits alone on its own bay, within forty acres of woodland and gardens on the banks of Loch Awe. Situated at the head of Loch Awe, Kilchurn Castle is one of the most beautiful and photographed castles in Scotland. Located nearby is St. Conan's Kirk, a l9th century church with a surreal and affecting mixture of styles - including gothic gargoyles - and worth a visit.
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