Home : Walking Holidays : Mountain Biking : Special Offers : Blog : Agents

Rob Roy Way Accommodation
Accommodation is included in all our self-guided Rob Roy Way adventures. Our standard B&B package includes carefully selected B&B, guesthouse and small hotel accommodation. A hearty breakfast is always included.

We have included a selection of accommodation for each stop below to give you a better idea of the standard of accommodation that we offer. We will always try and accommodate requests for specific accommodation but this cannot be guaranteed due to availability.

Drymen
Distance from start: 0m 0km
Drymen is a peaceful village surrounded by rolling farmland and centred on a charming village green. It has bus links to Glasgow and several small shops, a small supermarket, several pubs, an indian and a fantastic coffe shop.

Green Shadows B&B

A stunning B&B which overlooks the Buchanan Castle Golf Course and offers a very high standard of accommodation.

Located just outside Drymen in the hamlet of Croftamie John and Dorothy Reid have been welcoming walkers since the West Highland Way opened 25 years ago.

Visit Website

Elmbank B&B
Located in the centre of Drymen Caroline Fraser runs this beautiful B&B in a very relaxed and friendly way. Her large garden is perfect to relax in after a hard days walking.

Tel: 01360 661016

Aberfoyle
Distance from start: 10 miles 16 km
Aberfoyle lies in one of Scotlands most beautiful locations at the southern edge of the West Highland Fault, and lying inside the Lomond & Trossachs National Park. There are a few good places to eat and some great places to stay.

Creag-Ard House

A beautiful Victorian property with spectacular views over Loch Ard, offering a very high standard of accommodation and a personal service.
Visit Website

A quality cooked Scottish breakfast awaits you at Balavulin. We use, where possible, local produce, free range eggs and when in season tomatoes from there own greenhouse.

Visit Website

Rosebank House

Mal Dingle welcomes guests to this elegant and spacious Victorian house. Ideally situated in th centre of Strathyre.
Visit Website

Drumfinn House

Drumfinn sits in the middle of Killin which is located on beautiful Loch Tay.
Drumfinn was built in 1837 for the Union Bank and later the Bank of Scotland. It was used as a bank until the 1960s and the vault has been retained as a unique feature of the breakfast room!
Visit Website

Craigbuie

Craigbuie (it means the Golden or Yellow Hill) is situated on Main Street in Killin between the Falls of Dochart and Loch Tay, surrounded on three sides by heather clad mountains and on the fourth side by Loch Tay.
Visit Website  

Balnearn House

Built in 1900, this late Victorian house is the home of Claire and Mark Dimmock. Balnearn House offers bed & breakfast where comfort and a friendly atmosphere are top priority and this comes across in the high quality service offered to all guests.
Visit Website

Fasgenoin Country House


With a warm and friendly atmosphere is the essence of our small hotel which is full of old fashioned charm and character. The hotel stands in one acre of mature grounds overlooking The Tummel Valley and hills beyond.
Visit Website

Carra Beag


In 1875 Carra Beag was built as a family house. Over the years many local notables have resided at the house including a Town Provost and local artist David Fergusson. These days Carra Beag still is a family home where Helen & Brian welcome guests and travellers.
Visit Website

Dundarave House


Located only a short stroll from the town centre, this 19th century villa sits in an elevated position in its own half-acre of formal grounds with magnificent panoramic views over the Tummel Valley,s.
Visit Website