Ash, Birch and Rowan Self Catering Cabins

Accommodation was clean and in good order. Fantastic location. Esther was a fantastic host and very helpful both before and during our stay. We enjoyed our time in Scotland very much and wouldn't hesitate to return.

The property itself was small, cosy, and just perfect for a relaxing getaway. It was spotlessly clean, well-maintained, and had everything we needed to feel right at home. There was a lovely sense of warmth and simplicity that added to the charm of the whole experience.

A well designed and very clean two bedroom, one bathroom cabin/cottage at Onich Loch-side with excellent self-catering/kitchen facilities, comfortable lounge room & sensational picture window views of the Glencoe mountains and Loch Linne. Absolutely perfect accommodation for a couple or small family who can relax and enjoy the exquisite views and/or take to the endless walking trails around the Loch and up through the Glencoe Glen. A superb restaurant nearby and a cafe and Co-op in the beautiful nearby village of Ballachulish. A short drive to Fort William for all other supplies and the gateway to mountain adventures and walking on Ben Nevis. A top interest for us is the history of Scotland and the geo-history of the Scottish Highlands, the super volcanoes and glacial valleys of the Glencoe Mountains and some of the best geology and landscapes in the world in the Lochaber Geopark. The excellent Cabins on the Loch at Onich are perfect to base an exploration of the Highlands. Hosts Esther and Nick made our visit really extra special - wonderfully welcoming, super friendly and amazingly helpful with guidance, information and history on the many must-see nature and geotourism highlights in this special part of the Scottish Highlands: the UNESCO Lochaber Geopark and Glencoe Museum; the Glencoe Mountains and u-shaped glacial valleys - combining geology with dramatic hikes and climbs; Ben Nevis and the All a' Mhuilinn Path (North Face) - ancient volcano (~400 million years ago) with a classic caldera collapse, granite intrusions, and volcanic ring faults and amazing trails and climbs; Glen Roy and the Parallel Roads where Charles Darwin studied the geological history; the Strontian Mine; and the ancient volcanic ring structures of the Ardnamurchan Peninsula A 10 out of 10 stay!

A 7 day stay at Onich was not enough - plan to immerse yourself for at least two weeks in this magical part of Scotland!

Location was great on the lake. Just beautiful.

Gorgeous home, amazing location, host was beyond wonderful. We will be back!

Excellent location with views to match. Nick and Esther were perfect hosts.

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Fabulous outlook great host very helpful and friendly

The cabin was perfect for a family or a small group, it has everything you might need and even more. Everything is in excellent state and you can notice the owners put some effort and good taste in renovating the space. Nick and Esther are very kind and friendly, so we felt immediately at home. The location is fantastic, very close to the water, with a stunning view. From there you can easily reach both Fort William and Glencoe.

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Perfect location, plenty of space, fully equipped kitchen, clean, tidy, and awesome views. Very pleasant and helpful host.

Shower and telly weren't the best (but who needs a telly with views like that!)