Rent Holiday House in Oban, Argyll and Bute, Scotland

Conifer Self Catering Lodges

  • Conifer Self Catering Lodges


Property Description

Lagnakeil offers seventeen self catering Lodges in total, in four different styles, each designed to offer everything you would expect for an enjoyable holiday in Scotland and blending harmoniously into the surrounding countryside.

Our Lodges sleep 1-6 persons comfortably in 1 to 3 bedrooms and make ideal family holiday accommodation. Every Lodge is self contained and includes a fitted kitchen with good standard selection of all equipment needed, dishwashers in our Ash, Conifer and Poplar Lodges, electric cooker, microwave, water heater and appliances.

All Lodges have been on a continual programme of refurbishment since our ownership began in 1997. All bedrooms have linen & towels provided (beds made up for arrival) and all bathrooms have a full range of facilities with showers fitted above bath. All lodge bedrooms are pine panelled. Lagnakeil lodge site is set in a tranquil glen surrounded by undulating hills with commanding views down the Glen to the sea loch "Feochan" set in this lovely idyllic location.

The dining/living rooms, with colour T.V. and Sky FreeSat TV channels, are comfortable and ideal for relaxation.

Whichever self catering Chalet you choose, you'll discover each has a character of its own, perfect to come home to after a good day out exploring the area

Conifer Self Catering Lodges:

3 bedrooms sleeping 6

2 double 1 twin or 2 twin 1 double
Most comfortable for 4 adults and 2 children
Fitted kitchens including dishwasher
Bathrooms with power showers over bath

PLEASE CONTACT OWNER FOR PRICES AND AVAILABILITY


Local Activities

Lagnakeil is only three miles from Oban, the unofficial capital of the West Highlands. Oban means "little bay" in the old Gaelic tongue. This picturesque harbour town with its many attractions, shopping facilities and fine eating establishments is ideal for those wishing to relax and explore. The town was first made popular in the time of Queen Victoria. She called it "one of the finest spots we have seen" and from the early 1800?s visitors flocked to the place aboard the Comet steamship which linked Glasgow and Oban

There are activities for all the family, ranging from an exciting boat trip courtesy of Sea.fari, a visit to Oban Distillery or any one of thirty spectacular gardens, to the Atlantis Leisure Centre with its water slides, the intriguing Oban War & Peace Museum, and the Oban Seal Sanctuary with 30 close encounter glass displays, the seal pup nursery, and touch pools.

Discovering the surrounding countryside is fun, horse riding with one of Oban?s many riding schools or perhaps take in a round of golf at Oban?s 18 hole golf course. Oban?s Tourist Information Centre in Argyll Square is a great place to find out what?s going on in the area during your stay. Take to the clear waters around Oban and Lorn for sailing, sub-aqua diving, canoeing and sea angling or cruise to the head of Loch Etive for a unique experience.

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