The Millcroft, Strath,, Gairloch, IV21 2BT

Description
The Millcroft is a detached traditional hotel which has been extended to the rear in the 80‚s providing 12 individually styled ensuite letting rooms and a busy, well presented, lounge bar & restaurant. The bedrooms are arranged over ground, first and attic floors being accessed via an internal staircase with two of the suites having private external access. The bedrooms are tastefully decorated comprising six en-suite letting rooms, four two-bedroom suites and two self-catering units. They all benefit from seating, writing desk, television, tea & coffee making facilities and Wi-Fi. The lounge bar/restaurant, which can accommodate approximately 36 at present and both dining areas combined can accommodate up to 40 at present or greater if desired. It enjoys stunning views over the loch and provides a warm, welcoming and cosy environment. The restaurant is served by a good size and well laid out commercial kitchen with ample storage.

Location
The Millcroft occupies an elevated, central, position within the picturesque village of Gairloch on the West Coast of Scotland. Gairloch is a popular tourist destination situated on the shores of Loch Gairloch amongst the awe-inspiring scenery of Wester Ross. Gairloch offers a wealth of spectacular natural arenas and activities for visitors to enjoy. There are several excellent sandy beaches in the area such as the brilliantly named Big Sand, and at Redpoint, which offers lovely views to Raasay and Skye on the Western Isles. Gairloch forms part of the North Coast 500, a 516-mile circular route around the north coast of Scotland which starts and finishes at Inverness Castle and has increased in popularity year on year since it was launched in circa 2015. This draws thousands of tourist a year past the front door of the Millcroft with the town been widely regarded as one of the main overnight stops on the route. This part of Scotland is synonymous with outdoor pursuits, such as water sports, climbing, walking, fishing and shooting and the location draws a significant amount of trade on an annual basis in the busier summer months, both on the basis of day trippers and general tourists alike.