Chalets re-open 9th Feb.2008

We are now closed until Sat.9th February 2008, but don't worry we are not away sunning ourselves on some foreign beach, this closure lets us thoroughly "spring clean" the chalets and do any maintenance required on them! We are currently replacing the roofs on all the chalets, so we are praying for some dry weather!!!! We are also re-decorating the bedrooms in the cottage and putting new furniture in them, so if you are planning a stay in Tiranui you should see some changes. A new sofa has also been ordered for the living room, hopefully this should come in March some time!

If you feel like a break in February after a dull and depressing January, why not visit us for a short break or even a full week! Short breaks can be enjoyed from as little as £185 for a minimum of 3 nights, depending on availability. We are full from 9th to 16th Feb. but still have availability from 16th!

February can be a great month to visit the Highlands, normally there is snow on the hills and if you enjoy skiing you might be lucky and get a chance to try out the slopes of Anoch Mor or Glencoe Ski resorts. If that is not your thing then relaxing in a cosy chalet looking out at the stunning views might appeal more!!

We have the Mountain Film Festival to look forward to from Fri.15th to Sat.23rd Feb.2008. This is always a brillant event, this year they have the first ever UK Slackmining Masters Contest, kayaking legend Corran Addison, mountaineer Kenton Cool, the Scottish premiere of US mountain biking film Klunkerz and legendery exhibition films. Go to the Website to find out more about the programme and tickets http://www.mountainfestival.co.uk



Give us a ring for more information on accommdation 01855 821272 or drop us an email enquiries@glencoeslefcatering.co.uk

Hope to see you soon!

These are some of the comments from the Brennan family who spent their 2nd Christmas with us at the chalets.

Emma: 2nd visit back to the chalets and we received the same warm welcome as before! The chalets are so homely and comfortable. The week has been fabulous again, although the weather a bit poorer this time, but even if we had to stay in the chalet all week we would never get bored of the spectacular view of the Loch.
We visited Ardnamurchan point www.ardnamurchan.com and saw many stags on route - magnificent!! We saw our old friend the otter playing in the Loch near his home and several eagles whilst driving up the coast. We will take some beautiful memories of the the Highlands home and hope to return again!

Rose: This is my first holiday for many years and I thank my family for bringing me! We received a lovely warm & friendly welcome, the accommodation is excellent and the views are breathtaking from the chalet.
The Highlands the views, Ben Nevis, the ferry, the drives, waterfalls, the quarry, the marvellous variety of stones, rocks & plants and the birds which are top of my list. The stags so regal & surveying!! I could go on forever about the beautiful memories I will take back home. We also had a lovely Christmas Dinner at the Ballachulish Hotel www.ballachulishhotel.com

Thank you Ian & Sharon. As for the Highlands you know my thoughts!!!!

Jasmine: We received a warm and friendly welcome and we settled in quickly. The weather was clear on arrival, with only a few clouds covering the mountains, the air was refreshing after travelling in a vehicle for so long.
We enjoyed our trip to Ardnamurchan Point (the most westerly point in the British Isles), beware if you go over there are tons of curlew on the roads!!