Ardanaisaig Hotel
Sep 13th, 2004, 02:14 PM
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Ardanaisaig Hotel
Some of you may recall that I was intending to have a week in the west in the summer and hoped for a couple of nights in the Ardanaisaig Hotel. When the confirmation came through, the price they had quoted me was per person and not per night.
I can't praise them enogh for the professional way they dealt with what was a simple misunderstanding. A polite letter and a refund followed my request.
I still hope to get there some day, but wanted to credit them with a great customer care code
I can't praise them enogh for the professional way they dealt with what was a simple misunderstanding. A polite letter and a refund followed my request.
I still hope to get there some day, but wanted to credit them with a great customer care code
Sep 16th, 2004, 04:32 AM
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Sheila:
How was your trip? Love to hear the highlights of it...
By the way, we've done lots of work on our itinerary. It is posted on my thread "Upcoming Trip to Scotland". Would you mind taking a look? I really do value your knowledgeable insights. Quick question...what is the drive from Skye to Applecross - Torridon - Beauly like? We're thinking of taking that route to Beauly/Inverness instead of the southern route from Skye.
How was your trip? Love to hear the highlights of it...
By the way, we've done lots of work on our itinerary. It is posted on my thread "Upcoming Trip to Scotland". Would you mind taking a look? I really do value your knowledgeable insights. Quick question...what is the drive from Skye to Applecross - Torridon - Beauly like? We're thinking of taking that route to Beauly/Inverness instead of the southern route from Skye.
Sep 16th, 2004, 09:10 AM
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The road from Lochcarron to Applecross is one of the most beautiful in the world and Torridon is stunning too.
The Beallach nam Bo (the Pass of the Cattle)is very high and very exposed and is a single track road, and would be challenging in bad weather, however.
The Beallach nam Bo (the Pass of the Cattle)is very high and very exposed and is a single track road, and would be challenging in bad weather, however.
