Turkey and Tinsel at the Winnock in Drymen

Turkey and Tinsel Coach Holiday at the Winnock Hotel Loch Lomond

The perfect chance to enjoy the spirit of Christmas amd the excitement of a Scottish Hogmanay all in one holiday. Located just a stone s throw from the Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond you can enjoy breathtaking views and tak short walks around the villae.  Enjoy to festiva ambiance of the cozy hotel complete with log fires.  After a day of exploring you can relas b the fire with a hot drink or malt whiskey.

The Manager will welcome us on arrival. Afterwards there will be time to settle in, take a walk around the village, look at the fabulous range of old and rare malt whiskies in the Ptarmigan Bar whilst the porter looks after the luggage.

This holiday includes 3 nights all inclusive accommodation. Breakfast and Dinner is served each day in the Capercailie Room. A welcome drink will be served with dinner on the first night. There is a 3 course    evenig mealat dinner  and enjoy a free bar between 1930 and 2230 each night (selected brands)  There will be entertainment on 3 evenings

There will be a traditional Christmas dinner with all the trimmings on the "Christmas Day" a Scottish dinner with a Scottish show of "Hogmanany" and Afternoon Tea on Christmas Eve

Soak up the atmosphere of this 18th century Inn near Loch Lomond, sitting beside the roaring log fire whilst  relaxing after our day's exploration of the surrounding beautiful Trossachs countryside.After a full day's excitement, return to your tasteful  bedroom, to prepare for a night to remember; good food, fine wine and friendly service.

The Winnock Hotel has been owned by the Warnes family since 1987 and now under the careful direction of David Warnes, the hotel goes from strength to strength.

The oldest part of the building dates back to the late 1700's but it has been said that there have been buildings on the site of the hotel dating back much further.

Originally thatched cottages and lived in by four local families, the building once incorporated a "Milk Bar" or "Alehouse".

The Capercaillie Room in the Hotel was an addition in the 1940s and played host to many a dance with the Canadian Soldiers posted locally. Some guests still write to us, to this day, telling of their fond memories of dancing there.

The second extension onto the cottages was in the 1970s where bedrooms were added onto the original building extending the property and securing it's Hotel status.

In 2006 an additional 24 bedrooms were added along with the Conservatory and Decking area of the hotel.

All 73  bedrooms are non-smoking and have been designed with your comfort in mind and benefit from:

• Colour Television with Satellite TV

• Tea & Coffee making facilities

• En-suite toilet with bath and/or shower

• Direct dial telephone