Ardmaddy Estate sits in a quiet, gentle corner of Argyll on the west coast of Scotland. Whilst within half an hour of the harbour town of Oban and only three hours from Glasgow, once there, you feel as though you are in a different time and space to the rest of the world.
Its quiet tranquility and the utter peace soothes the soul and rest the senses. Its open spaces and magnificent views free the mind. Surrounded by woodland, hills, moors and the sea, Ardmaddy is also a haven for wildlife – from eagles soaring above the hills, to skylarks singing their hearts out and from deer grazing on the hillsides to otters hunting by the shore – there is so much here for you to see and experience.
We had a fabulous stay at Caddleton. The house is beautiful and has everything and more. The only thing that needs a bit more info is the Aga. Other than that we had a fantastic stay. The views from the house are spectacular. A real relaxing holiday. Thank you Caddleton.
We love staying at Craiguillan, it’s location for a relaxing quiet get away is excellent. It’s good value for money and is run by a very friendly team. We always take our dogs with us and they love it too. As soon as we leave we always book again for the following year.
The accommodation , facilities and overall standard of comfort is first class I would have no hesitation in recommending The Stables to anyone. The only slight drawback was that I was told twice while on the phone to pick up the keys at the castle but when we tried to do this I was told that I could not have been told this I must have read it on outdated information sheet. No I was told while on the phone. But that is bye the bye our stay was wonderful.5 stars from me.
We had a lovely stay in Forest Cottage in the wettest week ever known to us.
We managed to make the most of the weather and spent more time driving to new locations than the usual walking. It was always good to have a welcoming, cosy cottage to return to.
The autumn colours were magnificent and the rough seas so dramatic.
It is an unfailingly beautiful part of Scotland, in spite of the rain.