Tarbet Bed and Breakfast Accommodation, B&B

Aye Servus is a small traditional B&B located on a hillside, it's 36 steps to the front door, but with truly magnificent views from the oversized window of the guest lounge towards Ben and Loch Lomond. The guest lounge has a TV and a smokeless fuel open fireplace with glass doors.

A full Scottish breakfast will set you in good stead to explore the local area. Arrochar and the famous 'alps' including 'The Cobbler' is a quiet village 2 miles away on the shore of Loch Long. The area surrounding Tarbet and Arrochar has many miles of forest walks and footpaths - or you can just 'take to the hills' and bag a 'Munro' or two and be rewarded with beautiful views in peaceful settings

Lomond View was built overlooking the shores of Loch Lomond in 1999 with you especially in mind. We have three spacious en suite bedrooms tastefully decorated in tartan with Norwegian pine furniture, giving a light and airy feel. All rooms have spectacular views overlooking the shores of Loch Lomond & Ben Lomond. Lomond View is heated throughout with cosy under floor heating and has a heat recovery ventilation system

A listed cottage on the banks of Loch Lomond. Enjoy the view of the Loch and Ben Lomond from the lounge. Or take a walk to the beach and get even closer to the Loch and the wildlife. The cottage lies in one acre of land and you can enjoy watching the plethora of birds visiting our garden.
The accomodation provided is a twin bedded room, lounge and private bathroom. Tea and coffee making facilities are provided

Tarbet House Bed & Breakfast is situated In Scotland’s first National Park and has an elevated position high above the village of Tarbet and enjoys spectacular southerly views down Loch Lomond and towards the western side of Ben Lomond. Tarbet House is set in 6.67 acres of private gardens.

The oldest part of the Toll House dates back four hundred years. A toll had to be paid to Clan McFarlane when travellers passed the house. We are told from a reliable source that Queen Victoria stopped here to pay her toll during her post coronation tour. Local history tells us Vikings used this natural route between the two lochs to pull their long boats from Loch Long to Loch Lomond.

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