Part of the Strathclyde Travel Guide on Britain Express, highlighting attractions, heritage, and tourism information.
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Accommodation in Tobermory, Strathclyde Part of the Strathclyde Travel Guide on Britain Express, highlighting attractions, heritage, and tourism information. |
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Highland CottageA Hotel in Tobermory, StrathclydeBreadalbane Street , Isle of Mull Tobermory Strathclyde Scotland PA75 6PD
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From: £150.00 Welcome to Highland Cottage on the beautiful Isle of Mull - David and Jo Currie's award-winning small hotel and fine dining restaurant which sits above the island "capital" of Tobermory. Well-appointed fully ensuite bedrooms, the only 2 Rosette restaurant on Mull and genuine hospitality and enthusiasm from resident owners make Highland Cottage THE place to stay. Set amidst the quiet elegance of the town's conservation area, and yet only a few minutes from the hustle and bustle of Main Street and the Fisherman's Pier, Highland Cottage is a haven of genuine hospitality, well-appointed comfortable bedrooms and exceptional cuisine - every bit a genuine home-from-home as much as a small upmarket hotel. Highland Cottage is a small, purpose-built hotel, designed, built and operated by the The Proprietors of this lovely establishment. Both are career professional hoteliers and bring many years of experience to their roles as "mine hosts" The aim at Highland Cottage is to make it a genuine home-from-home for every one of our guests. With only 6 bedrooms, the service could not be more personal. The Isle of Mull offers its visitors a truly magical experience From the rolling hills to the dramatic coastal cliffs, you are sure to be enchanted by this most magestic of Scottish isles. Mull is an ideal spot to rest, take it easy and just chill out. Fancy a bit more than that? Then take a drive around the quiet island roads (no traffic lights, one roundabout), enjoy the sights and marvel at the scenery Fancy a bit more than that? Get in a bit of hill-walking, make the day-trip to Iona. visit Staffa and the Treshnish Isles, commune with the puffins. Even climb Ben More, one of Scotland's Munros for those who know about such things Accommodation Rating:
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
 Inchkenneth Chapel Inchkenneth Chapel -
13 miles (Historic Church) Castle Tioram -
14.7 miles (Castle) Staffa -
16.4 miles (Countryside) Torosay Castle -
18 miles (Historic House) Duart Castle -
19.4 miles (Historic House) Iona Abbey -
22.9 miles (Abbey) Maclean's Cross -
23.5 miles (Prehistoric Site) Iona Nunnery -
23.5 miles (Abbey) Dunstaffnage Castle -
26.7 miles (Castle) Castle Stalker -
26.8 miles (Castle) Nearby Towns & Villages to Visit Saddell -
78.2 miles away Braemar -
104.5 miles away Cromdale -
107.4 miles away Crathie -
111.8 miles away Ballindalloch -
115.1 miles away Dornoch -
115.9 miles away Dallas -
117.2 miles away Ballater -
118 miles away 
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