Bonawe House Holiday Cottages, Taynuilt near Oban

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Bonawe House Holiday Cottages, Taynuilt near Oban Your next relaxing break awaits you. Select your ideal; a romantic 2-person cottage; or a family cottage for 4, 5 or 6.
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You can bring your beloved 🐕 in 6 cottages. Perfect for 🥾, 🏊‍♀️, ☕️
The 3 apartments in the main house are in period drama style. 🛜 6 fabulous holiday cottages and 3 elegant Georgian suites at Taynuilt, just 12 miles from Oban. Lovely views, walks from the house, but the main village just a quiet 15 minute walk away. We pride ourselves on our quality of accommodation and comfort for your perfect holiday. We live on site and carry out all refurbishment and cleaning ourselves to ensure our high standards.

When it’s wet
18/09/2026

When it’s wet

18/09/2026

What did the dogs think of this archery target in the woods at Inverawe

Tralee with dogs 🐶
16/09/2026

Tralee with dogs 🐶

13/09/2026

Immerse yourself in the sounds and sights of the Torridon giants today

Early mornings
11/09/2026

Early mornings

Ridge walking. It’s days like these that are just magic to share together. On the south glenshiel ridge in Kintail
10/09/2026

Ridge walking. It’s days like these that are just magic to share together. On the south glenshiel ridge in Kintail

09/09/2026

A photo of Cruachan Dam on Cruachan Reservoir under construction in the early 1960s. Cruachan was part of the Loch Awe scheme designed by James Williamson & Partners for the North of Scotland Hydro Electric Board. Built between 1959-65, the 440MW reversible pumped storage development was the first large pumped storage installation in Scotland. The massive buttress-type dam is 1037 ft long with a greatest height of 153 ft and a crest at 1315 ft above sea level. Cruachan power station and machine-hall are entirely underground, located in a cavern 300 ft long and 120 ft high, hewn out of the rock of the mountain. Generation of electricity is timed to occur during daytime peak loads on the supply system, using water flowing from the reservoir down to Loch Awe. Reverse pumping from Loch Awe back up to Cruachan Reservoir is carried out mostly at night and at weekends, using surplus energy from generating stations elsewhere. The Loch Awe Scheme comprised three power stations: Inverawe, Nant and Cruachan, the latter two being underground. Inverawe is supplied by a tunnel from Loch Awe and discharges into Loch Etive, whereas Nant is fed from Loch Nant by a tunnel supplemented by an aqueduct collecting from local streams and discharges into Loch Awe. The development of the scheme was a key component of the North of Scotland Hydro Electric Board’s plans to exploit the natural resources of the Highlands to generate electricity.

📸 © Copyright: HES (Records of the North of Scotland Hydro Electric Board (1943-90), Edinburgh, Scotland

These trees are so going to survive the next winter 😬😬😬
31/08/2026

These trees are so going to survive the next winter 😬😬😬

A cycle up Loch Etive today. Hard work lugging the ebike over the river Awe bridge, but it saves going to a gym. And wit...
30/08/2026

A cycle up Loch Etive today. Hard work lugging the ebike over the river Awe bridge, but it saves going to a gym. And with views like this, it’s so worth it from your door.

Summer snow tunnels in Scotland
26/08/2026

Summer snow tunnels in Scotland

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Lochandhu Road, Taynuilt
Oban
PA351JQ

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