Cuidhe Leathain Tobermory Mull Bed & Breakfast

Cuidhe Leathain Tobermory Mull Bed & Breakfast

Cuidhe Leathain Tobermory Mull Bed & Breakfast
Breadalbane Street,
Tobermory.
Isle of Mull
PA75 6PD
Phone: 01688 302504
Mobile: 07842 138186        
Contacts: Jeannette & Alan Hodson

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Cuidhe Leathain (pronounced coo-lane) and roughly translated from the Gaelic as MacLean’s Corner, is a traditional Highland house within the conservation area of Tobermory, Isle of Mull. From being a fine 19th Century family home, it became a highly esteemed grocers and drapers and subsequently the local doctor’s residence. As the doctor was also the dentist and what is now the sitting room was his surgery, we can assure guests that a more relaxed welcome awaits those who come to Cuidhe Leathain today.

The house has been restored and refurbished. Both guest sitting and dining rooms have original Victorian fireplaces and are furnished with an interesting mix of paintings and photographs. There is an eclectic mix of books and CDs for guests who want to settle in on a rainy day. Satellite television is available and all bedrooms have colour T.V., as well as tea/coffee making facilities. Chocolates and shortbread are provided.

There is a secure garden to the rear of the house and guests can expect an especially friendly welcome as Cuidhe Leathain is also home to Morag and Fergus – Scottish Bearded Collie dogs (Beardies). Alan and Jeannette Hodson were regular visitors to the Isle of Mull for more than 25 years, before moving lock, stock and beardies to their most beautiful place in the world. Alan provides information on eating out, walking, driving and things to do – from whale watching and eagle spotting to traditional music.

Bed and Breakfast at Cuidhe Leathain not only means the best in beds, but also the best in breakfasts. We offer a choice of fruit juices and cereals, fresh fruit, fruit compote, yoghurt and porridge (made the way Jeannette was taught by her Scottish Grannie Morrison). There are Loch Fynne Kippers and Tobermory Smoked Trout, as well as local free range eggs, whichever way you want them. For the hungry, there is full Scottish breakfast with black pudding and all the trimmings to set you up for the day.

Click onto Favourite Links to find out more about Mull, boat trips and wildlife tours and you may also want to check out the local Mull Internet Radio Station, which will be up and running this year. Go to radiomull.net

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