Bridge of Awe Lodge
No. 110A (9978)
Whilst staying in the luxury bed and breakfast (B&B) accommodation of Bridge of Awe Lodge in Argyll you can utterly relax in splendid surroundings, enjoy good food and conversation and fall asleep to the sound of the turbulent River Awe. Built in the second half of the last century, this elegant and cosy riverside fishing lodge is filled with pictures, antique furniture and family memorabilia. It has been extensively altered by the present owner to provide a warm, welcoming atmosphere for B&B guests looking for quality accommodation in the Argyll area of Scotland.
Peace prevails in the drawing room, with its open fire, comfortable chairs and French windows to the garden. The dining room and conservatory also have spectacular views over the river.
The B&B guest accommodation features bedrooms that have an easy charm and are furnished with antique furniture and pictures, all have en suite bathrooms and are light and airy with Chintz curtains and fresh flowers on the dressing tables. There is a tray provided for making tea and coffee and provision for television in some rooms.
Peace prevails in the drawing room, with its open fire, comfortable chairs and French windows to the garden. The dining room and conservatory also have spectacular views over the river.
The B&B guest accommodation features bedrooms that have an easy charm and are furnished with antique furniture and pictures, all have en suite bathrooms and are light and airy with Chintz curtains and fresh flowers on the dressing tables. There is a tray provided for making tea and coffee and provision for television in some rooms.
Your Hosts
Your host at Bridge of Awe Lodge in Scotland is Robert Knight who lived for many years in the Irish Republic where he restored 18th century houses and also had restaurants in both Dublin and Co. Meath. He is also a keen salmon fisherman. At dinner (served by prior arrangement), B&B guests will be treated to fish, meat and game, interesting starters and puddings and usually Stilton to finish - fine cuisine that Wolsey Lodge guests will appreciate after a day spent exploring Argyll and the surrounding countryside in this part of Scotland.
Your host at Bridge of Awe Lodge in Scotland is Robert Knight who lived for many years in the Irish Republic where he restored 18th century houses and also had restaurants in both Dublin and Co. Meath. He is also a keen salmon fisherman. At dinner (served by prior arrangement), B&B guests will be treated to fish, meat and game, interesting starters and puddings and usually Stilton to finish - fine cuisine that Wolsey Lodge guests will appreciate after a day spent exploring Argyll and the surrounding countryside in this part of Scotland.
The Location
Bridge of Awe Lodge is located at Taynuilt in Argyll. This area has a historical connection with Nelson, as the cannon balls for the Battle of Trafalgar were made in the foundry at Taynuilt. Wolsey Lodge guests may enjoy visiting the numerous west coast gardens (best in May and June), Inverarary Castle and Inverawe Smokehouse. There are ferries from Oban to Mull and the Islands, breathtaking walks, Munros to climb and golf courses within an easy drive. Fishing can be arranged on nearby lochs and rivers.
Bridge of Awe Lodge is located at Taynuilt in Argyll. This area has a historical connection with Nelson, as the cannon balls for the Battle of Trafalgar were made in the foundry at Taynuilt. Wolsey Lodge guests may enjoy visiting the numerous west coast gardens (best in May and June), Inverarary Castle and Inverawe Smokehouse. There are ferries from Oban to Mull and the Islands, breathtaking walks, Munros to climb and golf courses within an easy drive. Fishing can be arranged on nearby lochs and rivers.
Attractions Near Bridge of Awe Lodge Wolsey Lodge
Rannoch Moor, Glencoe site of the massacre of the MacDonalds, Isles of Mull, Iona island, Staffa island, Invererary Castle, Seat of the Dukes of Argyll, chieftan of the Clan, Campbell, Kilchurn Castle, Romantic ruin Loch Awe, Crarae Gardens Loch Fyne, Arduaine Gardens Loch Melffort, Glen Lonan, Glen Orchy, Inverawe Country Park and Smokery, Hollow mountain hydro electric generating station Ben Cruachan.
Rannoch Moor, Glencoe site of the massacre of the MacDonalds, Isles of Mull, Iona island, Staffa island, Invererary Castle, Seat of the Dukes of Argyll, chieftan of the Clan, Campbell, Kilchurn Castle, Romantic ruin Loch Awe, Crarae Gardens Loch Fyne, Arduaine Gardens Loch Melffort, Glen Lonan, Glen Orchy, Inverawe Country Park and Smokery, Hollow mountain hydro electric generating station Ben Cruachan.
Bridge of Awe Lodge,
Argyll
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Robert Knight
Bridge of Awe Lodge
Taynuilt
Argyll
PA35 1HT
Scotland
Tel: 01866 822642
Fax: 01866 822510
Email: robert.knight25@btinternet.com
Bridge of Awe Lodge
Taynuilt
Argyll
PA35 1HT
Scotland
Tel: 01866 822642
Fax: 01866 822510
Email: robert.knight25@btinternet.com
Rooms (accommodation per person per night bed and breakfast)
3 Twin Rooms (en suite) £50-£55
Single Supplement £10
Meals
Dinner £30
Opening Times
Closed Christmas & New Year
3 Twin Rooms (en suite) £50-£55
Single Supplement £10
Meals
Dinner £30
Opening Times
Closed Christmas & New Year
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