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Glenforsa Hotel (Isle of Mull)Newest Review: ... on the shore of the island so the sea views sounded really nice! Initial appearances were very positive. The hotel is set well back from the main road in a lovely wooded area, accessible via a narrow drive. There's plenty of parking outside the hotel and the reception area is beautifully decorated with an old style flying theme (the hotel has a grass landing strip for light aircraft!). The ... more |
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by - written on 20/02/09 (Very useful, 123 readings)
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My girlfriend and I visited the Isle of Mull last summer to view the wonderful wildlife that lives on the island. We'd previously seen the BBC's "Springwatch" programme that followed the fortunes of a pair of White-tailed Sea Eagles and wanted to see these magnificent birds at close range. We chose the Glenforsa Hotel based on a search on the internet. Mull, being an island, appears more expensive to stay at than the mainland, and the Glenforsa Hotel seemed to offer reasonable value for money at £80.00 per room, per night (other, apparently equivalent accommodation on Mull was more expensive than this). The website also made it seem very ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/01/08 (Very useful, 127 readings)
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Ever stayed in an airport hotel? If you liked it - this is the place for you. If you hated it - this is the place for you. Well for a start you will have to forgive me if I'm a bit remiss in the details about this place. My wife, my er....child thing who was barely a toddler when we stayed, and I were fortunate enough to give this place a go about 3 years ago. I make goldfish look like elephants sometimes so I can forget the details with ease but I'll try my best. If at any point you think, 'well I hear what your saying but it amounts to diddly-squat' then point yourself to the website at http://www.glenforsa.com/ for a selection of details and photos ... Read the complete review
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