Glencoe gets first five-star hotel
Scottish hotel group Crerar is emerging from lockdown with the first five-star rated accommodation in Glencoe following an investment of more than…
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Scottish hotel group Crerar is emerging from lockdown with the first five-star rated accommodation in Glencoe following an investment of more than…
Westhampton food pantry filling a need in pandemic Westhampton Town Hall Published: 5/23/2021 8:13:21 PM WESTHAMPTON — Just over a year after opening in response to the pandemic, Westhampton’s food pantry is going strong. The pantry, located at the Westhampton Congregational United Church of Christ, started last March in response to the pandemic, said Chris Wayne, a member of the church’s outreach committee who helped to establish the food bank. “When it started, it was a very loose community structure,” Wayne said. “Folks were kind of chipping in where needed.” Initially, th...
From left, Anna Pilkington, receptionist, Charline Rouviere, food and beverage assistant, Leonard Buchmann, food and beverage assistant and Charli Spalding, food and beverage manager.
Submitting... From here, guests can venture to the outdoor terrace to enjoy a drink while taking in the views of the loch – or spotting some local wildlife, including deer, who also frequently visit. The new look lounge area has a wood burning stove. All 15 bedrooms and bathrooms have been fully refurbished with the interior design inspired by the surrounding rugged landscape, which has views across Loch Leven or the Pap of Glencoe. Those looking to treat themselves can book into the Loch View Feature Suite. As well as a spacious room, the roll-top bath in the bay window allows for uninterr...
Argyllshire Advertiser Updated: 07/05/21, 3:59 pm From left, Anna Pilkington, receptionist, Charline Rouviere, food and beverage assistant, Leonard Buchmann, food and beverage assistant and Charli Spalding, food and beverage manager. Want to read more? At the start of the pandemic in March we took the decision to make online access to our news free of charge by taking down our paywall. At a time where accurate information about Covid-19 was vital to our community, this was the right decision – even though it meant a drop in our income. In order to help safeguard the future of our journalism...