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Tigh na Crich
AA 4Star rated Bed and Breakfast accommodation Perthshire Scotland
 
Tigh Na Crich is a large traditionally
built white stone house, dating from the mid 1800's. Situated in the small village of Lochearnhead, on the A84,
Tigh na Crich is set at the foot of Glenogle, near Edinample Castle
and Ben Vorlich, by Loch Earn.

Retaining much of its original
character, Tigh na Crich has been renovated to a high standard.

Relax in the Sun Lounge at the front of the house with wonderful views of the local hills surrounding Loch Earn.
Guest accommodation is in one en-suite double room with a beautiful Four Poster King Size bed (£85 per night); a second en-suite double room with King Size bed (£80 per night); and a cosy twin bedded room (£75 per night). No single occupancy rates.

Each bedroom has Tea & coffee making facilities, TV, DVD Player and hair dryer.

We regret that we can no longer accept pets.

Your hosts, John and Irene, welcome you to Bed and Breakfast at Tigh na Crich, their comfortable home in The Trossachs National Park, Scotland.
Tigh na Crich, a traditionally built nineteenth century white stone house, offers Bed and Breakfast accommodation at Lochearnhead near Callander, in the Trossachs, central Scotland
Dining Room at Tigh na Crich, Lochearnhead, Scotland


 
B&B Late Availability

Call Irene & John on
01567 830235
for late availability details.

Full Scottish breakfast consisting of local produce, where possible, awaits you after a good nights sleep. Early breakfast by arrangement.

Lunches and Evening meals

Visit The Trossachs and Loch LomondOpen all year, except

Christmas & New Year


Review Tigh na Crich on TripAdvisor		 Two hotels in Lochearnhead provide excellent meals with views across Loch Earn towards Ben Vorlich and Edinample Castle. Other restaurants, cafes and bistros with food to suit all tastes and occasions are located within a short drive from Lochearnhead in the nearby villages of Strathyre, Balquhidder, Killin and St Fillans.