Bed and Breakfast Winter Accommodation Offer 

Save 33% on the cost of your accommodation

You can always rely on Clachaig to provide that bit of light relief that you need in your life from time to time.

Yes, the newspapers are full of doom and gloom, yes its dark when you leave for work and yes, its dark when you leave work for home. But, did you know that for a limited period only you can stay for 3 nights at Clachaig and pay for just 2.

Some people do this anyway. But we have their addresses and the court order is being prepared.

But if you fancy a trip to Glencoe and want to save 33% on the cost of your accommodation then just get in touch with your preferred dates and accommodation requirements, quoting "3 for 2 winter offer".

Our offer is based on paying for 2 nights at our standard tariff on a bed and breakfast basis, and is subject to availability.

Valid dates are from Sunday 2nd November to Friday 19th December 2008
and from Sunday 4th January to Friday 30th January 2009.

So, what is there to do in Glencoe in winter? Of course, there's going for a walk amidst the Glencoe peaks, but we know that its not everyone's cup of tea. Here's 10 quick suggestions as to how to use your time, without necessarily breaking a sweat!

1. Enjoy the peace.
   
   
2. Take a low level walk – try the Lost Valley.
   
   
3. Walk round the Glencoe Hospital Lochan and pop into Crafts & Things for a coffee and a cake. Or walk round the old slate quarry and Brecklett forest and get your cake fix from the Ballachulish Visitor Centre.
   
   
4. Book a taster session at the Ice Factor and try your hand at ice climbing.
   
   
5. Visit the Ben Nevis Distillery and sample the ‘Dew of the Ben’.
   
   
6. Curl up in front of a real fire with a dram and a good book.
   
   
7. Head for the snowline with a trip up the Nevis Range gondola or Glencoe Mountain chair lift.
   
   
8. Bring a bike and ride on the new Sustrans path down to the Holly Tree Hotel. Stop for lunch and take a swim in their pool.
   
   
9. Visit the National Trust for Scotland visitor centre, visit the exhibition and take a walk through the forest to the viewpoints before returning to the café for a well earned coffee and a cake!
   
   
10. Relax!