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Lying in an area of outstanding natural beauty, Suie Lodge Hotel is a listed building of architectural and historical interest situated in its own attractive grounds of 5 acres midway between Killin and Crianlarich on the A85 route north to Oban and Fort William. For directions please see the map page. Originally a shooting lodge on Breadaldane Estate, the hotel derives its names from its association with St. Fillan, who had his seat ('suie') of learning at this place - across from the hotel is an ancient Clan MacNab burial site where lies a stone on which is carved a Latin cross which may go back to St. Fillan himself. St. Fillan's bell (Bearnan Fillan) was kept at Suie for centuries but now rests in the Scottish National Museum of Antiquities. |
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Today Suie Lodge is a comfortable family-run haven of good food and cosy accommodation, much appreciated as a touring centre by families and as a welcome stop by ramblers and hillwalkers. The hotel is fully licensed with a fine range of malt whiskies, and provides a wide range of popular bar lunches and suppers. Good home Scottish cooking using local ingredients is served in the dining room. Drying and deep freeze facilities are available for walkers and fishermen. There is centra heating throughout. All bedrooms have colour television, shaver point and tea/coffee hospitality tray, and most have en-suite facilities. There is a relaxing roaring log fire in the bar during those cool winter evenings. For booking information, or to check availability, please see the booking page, where you will also find full information on how to contact us, including an online query form. |
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