Our 2 original Lodges, 'Birch' and 'Pine', have been graded as 4 Star. These high quality wood-clad Lodges sleep up to 4 people and stand just outside our main gates. They have proved to be extremely popular with our guests - some of whom return year after year.

Welcome to Appin House Apartments and Lodges

Appin House is set amongst some of the most breath-taking scenery in the Scottish West Highlands. From its elevated position overlooking Loch Linnhe, to the South West can be seen Castle Stalker with the hills of Mull in the background, and to the West, the mountains of Morvern rise majestically from the loch.
 
We are David and Denys Mathieson, and for 21 years now we have been personally operating a small, family run self catering accommodation business from our home at Appin House in North Argyll.
 
Beautifully landscaped gardens of 3 acres, with many specimen trees, surround the house, and pathways through the lawn and shrubs lead the visitor to secluded resting places. In Springtime the scents and colours of the azaleas and rhododendrons are almost unbelievable. The Autumn colours provide a blaze which is equally magnificent.

Over the years we have slowly developed and expanded, and now pride ourselves that we can offer accommodation to suit a range of requirements and tastes.

Our smallest units are for 2 people only, whilst our largest, purpose built cottage is perfect for the larger family or smaller group looking for lots of space in the ultimate of comfort and quality.

About the Area ~ What to See and Do

Touring

Appin is an excellent centre from which to base a touring holiday...

Road Links

• APPIN to:
• verness 2hrs
• Perth 2hrs
• Stirling 2 hrs
• Glasgow 2 hrs
• Edinburgh 2.5hrs
• Oban 40mins
• Fort William 40mins
• Mallaig 1hr40mins
• Kilchoan 2 hrs 

Ferry Links

• APPIN to:
• Lismore 10mins
• Mull (via Oban) 45mins boat
• Mull (via Lochaline) 20mins boat
• Ardgour 10mins (in Ardnamurchan Peninsula)
• MALLAIG to:
• Small Isles of Rum, Eigg and Muck 1.5hrs
• A trip to the Ardnamurchan Peninsula across Loch Linnhe with its single track roads and empty beaches offers a taste of true wilderness.

Within a 20 mile radius

• Pony trekking
• Boating
• Fishing
• Cycling
• Castles
• History
• The "Appin Murder" trail - immortalised in the novel "Kidnapped".
• Natural History - see seals, sea eagles, otter, deer, many varieties of butterflies, birds and flowers.
• Gardens
• Fabulous sunsets and photo opportunities.

Eating Out

Numerous seafood restaurants of acclaim.
Several local pubs, with restaurants.