Inside mainland Britain's most secluded hotel, Scotland's charming Garvault House
A 40-minute drive to the nearest shop and no neighbors four miles away: inside mainland Britain's most secluded hotel: Scotland's charming Garvault House. the most popular route from the hotel to Ben Griam Mor hill and witnessing the Northern Lights READ MORE: The Mail visits Kirkwall to find out what Britain's 'friendliest city' really is sympathetic By Ailbhe Macmahon for Mailonline
Advertisement'It's in the middle of nowhere.'
We are outside Inverness station. Our train has been canceled and we tell the driver of the replacement rail bus that we need to go to Kinbrace, a tiny village 80 miles north of Inverness.
When we arrive we quickly realize that the driver is absolutely right. But our journey does not end there. My partner and I are heading to somewhere in the middle of nowhere in the middle of nowhere - Garvault House, the most secluded hotel in mainland Britain (it's even signposted above the door). p>
Truly, the wild frontier of hospitality.
It is planted 13 km from Kinbrace in the heart of The Flow Country, a breathtaking expanse of bogland in the far north of Scotland. The nearest inhabited building is 4 miles away and it takes about 40 minutes to get to the nearest store - Bettyhill General Merchants. Supermarkets don't deliver and forget to order a taxi or takeout. It's at the back of the beyond - but that's what makes it so special.
'It's in the middle of nowhere.'
We are outside Inverness station. Our train has been canceled and we tell the driver of the replacement rail bus that we need to go to Kinbrace, a tiny village 80 miles north of Inverness.
When we arrive we quickly realize that the driver is absolutely right. But our journey does not end there. My partner and I are heading to somewhere in the middle of nowhere in the middle of nowhere - Garvault House, the most secluded hotel in mainland Britain (it's even signposted above the door). p>
Truly, the wild frontier of hospitality.
It is planted 13 km from Kinbrace in the heart of The Flow Country, a breathtaking expanse of bogland in the far north of Scotland. The nearest inhabited building is 4 miles away and it takes about 40 minutes to get to the nearest store - Bettyhill General Merchants. Supermarkets don't deliver and forget to order a taxi or takeout. It's at the back of the beyond - but that's what makes it so special.
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