
	Ballyhennan Old Toll House Loch Lomond Ballyhennan Old Toll House, Tarbet, Loch Lomond, Argyll and Bute, G83 7DA "The Old Toll House is open all year round to walkers and tourists where a warm Scottish welcome awaits you. We are situated on the A83 between Tarbet and Arrochar, between Loch Lomond and Loch Long."

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Ballyhennan Old Toll House

Tarbet, Loch Lomond, Argyll, G83 7DA
Telephone: 01301 702203
Fax: 01301 702203
Scottish Tourist Board 3 Stars

The Old Toll House is open all year round to walkers and tourists where a warm Scottish welcome awaits you. We are situated on the A83 between Tarbet and Arrochar, between Loch Lomond and Loch Long.

Glasgow airport is only forty minutes drive away, which makes Ballyhennan Old Toll House an ideal place to start your tour of the Highlands.

The railway station is a five-minute walk away, and there is a regular bus service from Glasgow. The Toll House has ample car parking facilities.

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.

Facilities

Double, Twin and Family Rooms are available.
All rooms have en suite facilities. Television and tea/coffee in all rooms.
All rooms are centrally heated.
E-mail and faxing facilities.
Drying facilities for hill walkers.
Hairdryers in all rooms.

Prices start from just £23 to £30 per person

Breakfasts are normally served between 8am & 9am, if early breakfast is required this can be easily arranged.We recommend our traditional full Scottish breakfast which is guaranteed to set you up for the day.

Vegetarian and Continental breakfasts are also available.

Packed lunches are available on request

Ballyhennan Old Toll House, Loch Lomond, Front of Establishment, 13K

The house boasts fine views of Ben Lomond, Ben Rioch, and the local forest walks of Cruach Tairbet of which the house is an ideal starting point

There are wonderful opportunities for walking and climbing, as the Toll house is situated in an area of natural beauty. There are walks nearby to suit everyone. We would be happy to give you any advice you require.

Jim is an enthusiastic experienced climber who is happy to share his knowledge of the hills. The Arrochar Alps are close by and Glencoe within easy driving distance. You can cruise on the beautiful Loch Lomond from Tarbet and there are many local attractions to visit.

It is possible to take day trips to Oban, Glasgow, and Fort William on the spectacular West Highland Railway Line.