The Hide

Sleeps 4
2 Bedrooms
From £171 per night

Overview

Tucked away on the remote Ardnamurchan Peninsula – the most westerly point on the British mainland – The Hide is a romantic bolthole for two or a cosy cabin for a group of four, surrounded by the wild beauty of the Scottish Highlands. Suspended between sea loch and open moorland, this soulful retreat offers the rare luxury of space, silence and nothing much in sight. With sweeping views and a fire pit overlooking the water and wilderness beyond, it’s the perfect place to slow down and switch off.

Introductory offer5% off stays booked before 5th October 2026, to be taken between 1st November 2026 and 27th March 2027. Discount applied automatically. Please see our perks page for Ts&Cs.

Kitchen, Living & Dining Areas

Warm timber panelling, natural textures and a crackling wood-burning stove give the cabin an inviting, cocooning feel, creating a cosy base to return to after a day exploring. The open-plan living, kitchen and dining space is thoughtfully designed, with everything you need for relaxed days spent indoors.

The Bedrooms & Bathroom

On the same level, you’ll find two bedrooms – one double room and one twin room. Both continue the cabin’s pared-back, natural aesthetic, with natural finishes echoing the surrounding landscape. Both offer a calm and practical space to retreat to at the end of the day. Next door to the bedrooms, you’ll find a family bathroom with a walk-in shower.

Outside

There are twenty-five acres of wild woodland, waterfalls and moorland to explore, with winding paths, a hidden kids’ den, fire pit and decks overlooking the loch. Spot otters, herons and owls, or hire a kayak to take to the water. A place for both wild adventure and quiet escape.

And then there’s the rainforest. Yes, really. A rare fragment of Ancient Celtic Rainforest lies within the grounds – one of the UK’s most precious habitats – which the owners are carefully restoring, giving this magical pocket of Scotland an even wilder lease of life.

Children

Families are very welcome, with a secret kids’ den to discover and plenty of wild space to explore. As the grounds are natural and untamed, children should be supervised. A cot and highchair are available on request.

Dogs

One dog is also welcome for a fee of £50, with washing stations, bowls and towels provided for muddy paws and post-adventure swims.

FEATURES
  • Highland Soap Company Hand & Body Wash
  • 25 Acres of Woodland
  • Log Burner
  • Bath
  • Smart TV
  • Combi Washer-Dryer
  • Bose Speakers
  • High-Speed Wi-Fi
  • 3 Night Minimum Stay
  • Cafetiere
  • Private Parking
  • Travel Cot (On Request)
  • Fire Pit
  • Walks from The Doorstep
  • Highchair (On request)
  • Board Games
  • Sea Loch Views
  • One Dog Welcome (£50 Fee)
  • Highland Soap Company Hand & Body Wash
  • 25 Acres of Woodland
  • Log Burner
  • Bath
  • Smart TV
  • Combi Washer-Dryer
  • Bose Speakers
  • High-Speed Wi-Fi
  • 3 Night Minimum Stay
  • Cafetiere
  • Private Parking
  • Travel Cot (On Request)
  • Fire Pit
  • Walks from The Doorstep
  • Highchair (On request)
  • Board Games
  • Sea Loch Views
  • One Dog Welcome (£50 Fee)

The Surroundings

On the remote Ardnamurchan Peninsula in Scotland’s west Highlands, with Mull to the west and Skye to the north, this is wild Scotland at its most elemental — where mountains, sea lochs and white-sand beaches meet. At the gateway to the Hebrides, ferries connect you to Mull, the Small Isles and Skye, while foraging, wild swimming, kayaking, boat and bike hire are all possible from the door. Further afield but still within reach, are Fort William, Glencoe and Ben Nevis.

Things To Know

CHECK IN AND CHECK OUT

Check-In: From 4pm

Check-Out: By 10am

HOW TO GET THERE

From Edinburgh - 4 hour drive

From Glasgow - 3 hour 30 minute drive

From Inverness - 3 hour drive

From Fort William Station - 1 hour 30 minute drive (direct service from London)

PARKING

There is private parking at the property for 3-4 cars.

Things To Do

Wild Swimming in Loch Sunart

You can't not give it a go when it's right on your doorstep. EXPLORE

Things To Do

Ancient Celtic Rainforest

Explore woodland trails through the Ancient Celtic Rainforest from your front door and discover the rare surviving fragments of the original Atlantic oakwood. EXPLORE

Things To Do

Hire A Boat With Ardnamurchan Charters

Wildlife boat trips and self drive boat hire are available down by the Loch with Ardnamurchan Charters. Spot sea eagles, seals, dolphins, porpoises and minke whales, or if you're feeling adventurous – go diving for scallops. EXPLORE

Eat & Drink

Snorkelling with Seatrek Scotland

Get up close to the natural beauty around you and explore the wonders of the sea lochs and shores with a snorkel and guide from Seatrek Scotland. Look out for flame shells, starfish, scallops and anemones. EXPLORE

Things To Do

Foraging Workshops

Try your hand at foraging with a local qualified forager and clinical aromatherapist – who can also host tailored cooking classes, soap-making or tincture-making workshops. EXPLORE

Things To Do

Ardnamurchan Whisky Distillery

This award-winning Adelphi distillery, just down the road, is definitely worth a visit for a tour and tasting. EXPLORE

Things To Do

Glencoe

One of Scotland's most dramatic valleys, best seen early morning before the coaches arrive. EXPLORE

Things To Do

Glenfinnan Viaduct

One for the Harry Potter fans out there – this is most famous for appearing as the bridge to Hogwarts. EXPLORE

Things To Do

Sanna Bay & Kilchoan

Discover the white sandy beaches at the tip of the Ardnamurchan peninsula. EXPLORE

Things To Do

Whale Spotting With Staffa Tours

Departing from nearby Kilchoan, head out with Staffa Tours and spy whales, dolphins and puffins. EXPLORE

Things To Do

Isle of Mull

The Ardnamurchan to Tobermory ferry puts the Isle of Mull within easy reach for a day trip. From there, Iona is a short hop. EXPLORE
countryside

Things To Do

Climb Ben Hiant

For 360 views to Skye, Mull and the small Isles. EXPLORE

Things To Do

E-bike Hire

Sunart Cycle are able to deliver e-bikes to the door. EXPLORE

Things To Do

Ian Stewart's Fish Van

Buy fresh lobster, scallops and local salmon from Ian Stewart's fish van on Tuesdays at midday from Salen Jetty shop car park. EXPLORE

Eat & Drink

Restaurants

Mingary Castle in Kilchoan. Fika cafe. The Fox red honesty micro bakery. Salen: Jetty stores for coffee and sandwiches. Glenborrodale: Ardnamurchan Distillery tasting bar. Glenuig. The Glenuig Inn. Morvern. The Boathouse restaurant.

Eat & Drink

Snorkelling with Seatrek Scotland

Get up close to the natural beauty around you and explore the wonders of the sea lochs and shores with a snorkel and guide from Seatrek Scotland. Look out for flame shells, starfish, scallops and anemones. EXPLORE

Eat & Drink

Restaurants

Mingary Castle in Kilchoan. Fika cafe. The Fox red honesty micro bakery. Salen: Jetty stores for coffee and sandwiches. Glenborrodale: Ardnamurchan Distillery tasting bar. Glenuig. The Glenuig Inn. Morvern. The Boathouse restaurant.

Things To Do

Wild Swimming in Loch Sunart

You can't not give it a go when it's right on your doorstep. EXPLORE

Things To Do

Ancient Celtic Rainforest

Explore woodland trails through the Ancient Celtic Rainforest from your front door and discover the rare surviving fragments of the original Atlantic oakwood. EXPLORE

Things To Do

Hire A Boat With Ardnamurchan Charters

Wildlife boat trips and self drive boat hire are available down by the Loch with Ardnamurchan Charters. Spot sea eagles, seals, dolphins, porpoises and minke whales, or if you're feeling adventurous – go diving for scallops. EXPLORE

Things To Do

Foraging Workshops

Try your hand at foraging with a local qualified forager and clinical aromatherapist – who can also host tailored cooking classes, soap-making or tincture-making workshops. EXPLORE

Things To Do

Ardnamurchan Whisky Distillery

This award-winning Adelphi distillery, just down the road, is definitely worth a visit for a tour and tasting. EXPLORE

Things To Do

Glencoe

One of Scotland's most dramatic valleys, best seen early morning before the coaches arrive. EXPLORE

Things To Do

Glenfinnan Viaduct

One for the Harry Potter fans out there – this is most famous for appearing as the bridge to Hogwarts. EXPLORE

Things To Do

Sanna Bay & Kilchoan

Discover the white sandy beaches at the tip of the Ardnamurchan peninsula. EXPLORE

Things To Do

Whale Spotting With Staffa Tours

Departing from nearby Kilchoan, head out with Staffa Tours and spy whales, dolphins and puffins. EXPLORE

Things To Do

Isle of Mull

The Ardnamurchan to Tobermory ferry puts the Isle of Mull within easy reach for a day trip. From there, Iona is a short hop. EXPLORE
countryside

Things To Do

Climb Ben Hiant

For 360 views to Skye, Mull and the small Isles. EXPLORE

Things To Do

E-bike Hire

Sunart Cycle are able to deliver e-bikes to the door. EXPLORE

Things To Do

Ian Stewart's Fish Van

Buy fresh lobster, scallops and local salmon from Ian Stewart's fish van on Tuesdays at midday from Salen Jetty shop car park. EXPLORE