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Ardeonaig is a small village in the Stirling region of Scotland situated 5 miles east of Killin on the south side of Loch Tay at the mouth of the Finglen Burn.
The village was once a busy ferry-crossing point on Loch Tay, although the ferries no longer run Ardeonaig still has a beautiful harbour with picturesque views over Loch Tay.
Surrounded by scenic countryside Ardeonaig is an idyllic village and a popular tourist destination particularly for out-door pursuits, walking, cycling, fishing and nature-watching. The village is an ideal base for touring the attractions of Stirling, Aberfeldy and Pitlochry. There is holiday accommodation, with the main hotel and restaurant dating back to 1649, shops and amenities and places to eat out.
There is an out-door centre and Loch Tay offers a variety of water-sports and fishing. The International highland Games are held each July in neighbouring Killin.
Nearby attractions include the range of mountains at the Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve on the north side of Loch Tay. The Breadalbane Folklore Centre which houses eight healing stones of 8th century St. Fillan and has exhibitions of the story of the Scottish clans, The Scottish Crannog Centre, the 16th century Castle Menzies, the Dewars World of Whiskey; a working distillery with tours and tasting.
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Ardeonaig Hotel
(1.51 miles)
Ardeonaig Hotel on the South shore of Loch Tay offers friendly, efficient and yet relaxed, professional service with many extra comforts.
Set within 10 acres of private gardens and borderd by Finglen Burn, ...
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Ben Lawers Hotel
(2.46 miles)
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With some of the most fantastic views and situated in the heart of one of Scotlands most beautiful and accessable unspoilt areas where we can boast on our doorstep the ... more
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Coach House Hotel
(6.19 miles)
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Surrounded by high mountains, with stunning views across the River Lochay towards Loch Tay, a warm and friendly welcome awaits you at this hotel, with a lively traditional lounge bar.
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The Bridge Of Lochay Hotel
(6.21 miles)
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The Falls Of Dochart Inn
(6.33 miles)
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A boutique inn experience at the heart of Scotland: the location overlooks the spectacular Falls of Dochart, so you will never forget your stay at this family-run inn.
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Four Seasons Hotel
(7.36 miles)
The Four Seasons Hotel is situated in a picturesque setting on the banks of the Loch Earn. The natural beauty of this location is the first delight of every visitor to St. Fillans, and the ...
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Loch Tay Lodges
(7.41 miles)
Enjoy the tranquility, the grandeur and the beauty of Highland Perthshire from the comfort of a traditional stone building. Located in the heart of Scotland in a farming community, seven miles west of Aberfeldy. ...
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Fortingall Hotel
(8.33 miles)
An award winning Highland House Hotel. Located amongst some of the most beautiful countryside in the Highlands of Scotland. Fortingall Hotel is a haven of peace and elegance.
The building itself dates back to the ...
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Clachan Cottage Hotel
(8.66 miles)
Welcome to
Clachan Cottage Hotel, in the village of
Lochearnhead, on the shores of Lochearn., close to Callander in the stunning area of the Scottish Highlands.
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The Kenmore Club
(8.85 miles)
The Kenmore Club is the home away from home you've always longed for.
Situated in this most picturesque of Scottish villages - street lighting is somewhat frowned upon here as they prefer the light of the ...
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