The Lodge is beautiful, well equipped and cosy – the whirlpool bath is great!
Although weather wasn’t on our side, we made the most of the week. Inverary castle is a great trip, especially the gardens. Half way through the week we climbed Ben Nevis, it was very cloudy on top so we couldn’t see anything but snow, but we feel proud to have reached the summit!
The ‘Village Rest’ in Luss is well worth a visit for dinner. Great service and food.
If you go to Glen Coe, make sure you take a path to get away from the road, as it is magnificent.
Many thanks,
Rebecca & Gary, Coventry
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