Taychreggan began life as a humble 17th century cattle drovers inn, built on a small peninsula that juts out into the loch. It was from here, at Loch Awe’s narrowest crossing point, the cattle would swim across.
Still laying claims to its ancestral origins, today the old stonehouse, situated on its own 40 acres of garden and woodlands, offers far more than the humble hospitality of the past.
All rates are priced per room per night. All are inclusive of accommodation, Scottish breakfast and VAT at 20%. The Dinner, Bed & Breakfast rates include a three course set menu dinner. Reservations are only confirmed upon receipt of a £100 per room deposit.
All rooms have private bath, shower, flat screen t.v. (limited channels), hairdryer and telephone. Wi-fi access is available in the public areas only.
The Master Suite has a four poster bed and a separate living area containing a sofa bed suitable for young children. The bathroom has a spa bath big enough for two. The Master Suite has a slight loch view through the trees from the living room.
Junior Suites have the best loch views. The “New Wing” Junior Suites have been completely refurbished; their bathrooms have separate showers along with stand-alone baths. In the original 17th century part of the house several rooms have four poster beds and antiques. All Junior Suites have a small sitting area in front of the loch view windows.
Superior Rooms have larger bathrooms than the standard rooms. They overlook the courtyard and orangerie roof or have forest views. They do not have loch views.
Standard Rooms are small guest rooms and bathrooms. They recently received new carpet, fresh paint and other items. They have either a double bed or two twins. They overlook the rear of the hotel and car park.
Very well-behaved dogs are allowed (although not in the public areas) at a small fee of £15 per dog, per night.
