VISIT CARRADA;E
NESTLED in the stunning countryside, in a hidden and beautiful part of Scotland, lies the small and picturesque historic fishing village of Carradale.
Boasting stunning views across the Sound of Kilbrannan, the location does not disappoint and the tranquil Carradale Bay is an ideal spot for walking and paddling in shallow waters.
For those who love the great outdoors, look no further to find an abundance of designated walks where you can enjoy the beauty at your feet along with the stunning views and array of wildlife.
Anglers will love Carradale River and during the season are welcome to enjoy catching salmon or trout.
Carradales
Anyone planning to spend a night or more in this hidden gem will find an excellent choice of accommodation.
Carradales offers luxury first class quality with character
A five star chef who has created culinary delight for some of London’s top boardrooms is the menu maestro behind Kintyre’s latest hospitality sensation.
Steve Reed includes brewers Whitbread and the Harrods’ owners on his cooking curriculum vitae.
Carradales offers intimate accommodation of four double, all en suite, luxury bedrooms, two with free standing baths, named after some of the regions’ most famous castles: Skipness, Tarbert, Dunaverty and Saddell.
All bathrooms include under-floor heating and infra-red non-mist mirrors.
The Victorian former manse, built in 1880, has been styled with exclusive materials from designers including William Morris, Designers Guild and Savile Row and can be previewed at: www.carradales. com
Carradale Cottages
Colin’s Cottage and Douglas Cottage are our two quite unique and much loved ‘studio’ cottages. Each has a large bed/ sitting room with integral kitchen and in the style of Scottish bothies has a snug ‘box bed’arrangement tucked into its own little recess.
Mhairi’s Cottage is a fine traditional cottage. There is one double bedroom, and one with (very substantial) bunk beds. The homely living room has a wood-burning stove, big comfy chairs, and loads of books and information so that you can plan your days. Being tucked at the back of the complex it is perfect for children, and pets,
Ashbank Hotel
In close proximity and within walking distance of the bay lies The Ashbank Hotel, where John and Sharon are well-known for their warm and friendly welcome. Guests make return stays regularly, saying that they feel like they are catching up with old friends. The Ashbank’s cosy and intimate rooms boast a relaxing, comfortable atmosphere with wonderful views, making stays an absolute pleasure. With a focus on using local produce, meals are fresh and tasty and all are encouraged to take time to relax, chat and enjoy, whether that’s over breakfast, dinner or a wee dram!