BURNBANK LODGES
Self-catering
holiday accommodation in the
Highlands of Scotland
Spean Bridge
Near Fort William
Inverness-shire
PH34 4EU
Tel 01397 712520
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In addition to weekly lets, we allocate a
number of lodges for short breaks from
October to 26th April, and the box below lists some of the special offers that are available during that time.
Prices are per lodge and include bed-linen, towels and VAT. (based on a maximum of 2 people sharing).
Burnbank is not only a wonderful holiday location it is also our home, so you are assured of high standards, a warm welcome and true Highland hospitality.
For further details e-mail us at info@burnbanklodges.co.uk or telephone us on 01397 712520 |
Walking & Climbing
You can expect to see snow on the summits of at least the the higher mountains from October right through to May, or perhaps even later. As the winter progresses, the snow line descends and is frequently down to 1000 feet or less.
We display a daily weather forecast which gives not only a general outlook for the day, and for the following two days, but also forecasts mountain weather conditions, including snow line, freezing level, wind speed and chill factor.
Skiing
The Nevis Range ski centre is only ten minutes drive away and is also serviced by buses.
Although sufficient snow cannot of course be guaranteed, the skiing season is usually in full swing by the third week of January, and continues well into May. We display up-to-date
Sight-seeing
The Highlands are beautiful at any time of year, but especially in the winter, when the mountains are covered with snow.
Getting about is not difficult, as the roads are gritted regularly. Many restaurants and attractions remain open all year, including the mountain cable car at the Nevis Range, which is open to skiers and non-skiers alike. The location of Burnbank makes us an ideal base for visiting the area’s many and varied sights.
Road-Conditions
The Highland Council, together with the Scottish Executive operates a fleet of well over 300 gritters & snow ploughs, swinging into action from the beginning of October.
Except in the most extreme conditions, it is rare that roads are blocked, but of course, care should be exercised whilst driving. We would suggest there is probably no need to rush out for a set of snow chains for your car-tyres.
| Special Offer ( March 1st 2008 - Apr 26th 2008) |
| 3 nights |
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£175 |
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| Special Offer (March 1st 2007 - Mar 29th 2008) |
| 5 nights for the price of 4 |
| Mid-week |
£195 |
Weekend |
£215 |
| Special Offer (Jan 7th 2007 - Mar 14th 2008) |
| 2 nights |
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£135 |
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The above offers exclude Christmas,
New Year, half terms and Easter |
Short breaks are available from October to end of April,
and the above prices reflect only our special offers.
For prices not listed above, for breaks of a different
duration, and for weekly bookings,
please enquire or see our main tariff.
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Please note that our minimum stay is for three nights, except during the skiing season when-the minimum is two nights.
Electricity is paid for at the end of your stay, using meter readings taken on arrival and departure. It does not involve the use of coin meters.
ski reports on a daily basis, which gives details of snow & weather conditions at the Nevis Range, which is the UK’s highest ski centre.
