Each Hocking Hills cottage is themed after a prominent personality from Scottish history. The large living room window to the woods is a seasonally changing mural to the many faces of nature. An outside light under the window is for the raccoons and deer who love to dance in the spotlight.
A quiet corner desk patiently awaits your penning a note to your love or a resignation letter to your boss! Enjoy the warmth of the massive stone fireplace and the small Franklin stove. A small kitchenette with an intimate table for two is perfect for sharing a hot cup of tea or coffee, a snack, or a romantic in-room dinner.
Pass into the bedroom and feast your eyes on the King Sleigh Bed with ample room for play. The grand entertainment center has a flat screen TV & Blu-Ray player for movie viewing or listen to the sounds of your favorite CDs all over your Hocking Hills cottage or on your deck.
The bathroom suite starts with a walk-in dressing area with vanity prep for two and all the necessary bath amenities. The spacious inner bath has a two-person shower stall and other necessities including good reading light!
From the bedroom, open the double French doors to the private deck and anticipate a relaxing hot tub soak, the quiet sounds of nature and the fresh evening air. Step to the privacy wall and view your own secret garden with double hammock and chairs for a civilized luncheon engagement. Hear the gurgle of legendary Camusfearna Gorge deep in the woods of your personal estate. For an evening, sanctuary is yours.
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Charles Rennie MacIntosh, the Glasgow-born architect and designer who's bold designs helped usher in modern architecture and his wife Margaret MacDonald collaborated with him and encouraged his mystical watercolors as seen in this cottage. His abstract kissing butterflies are carved into the mantle & symbolic of their style. All the heavy wood furniture...
Pronounced MacKii by the Scots, the MacKay clan is known for introducing golf to Scotland. As golf is to Scotland, so is Clan MacKay cottage to Glenlaurel. The MacKay clan has operated the premier golf shop in the village of St. Andrews since the beginning of gold. Above the carved mantle with nickered golfer in full swing, appears a portrait of the...
Pronounced MacCloud by the Scots, the MacLeod clan is best known for promoting bagpipe music in Scotland. When the chieftain of Clan MacLeod returned from the Middle East, he brought along a piper of sorts to entertain his household at Dunvegan Castle on the Isle of Skye. And so began the history of bagpiping in Scotland. And so does the MacLeod cottage...
Legend has it that Ceymus MacTavish was the Laird of the original Glenlaurel estate - 300 years ago. The true history of the MacTavish clan is interwoven with stories, the facts have long since vanished. The Clan MacTavish cottage embodies all the enchanted fairytale elements that have woven the ancient lore of Scotland.
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To enter the Clan Muir Cottage is to join Scotsman and pre-eminent naturalist John Muir for a walk in the wilderness (Muir was the founder of the Sierra Club and force behind the creation of Yosemite National Park). Hues of ancient green and terracotta grace the walls. Wilderness images and sculpture abound. A carved mantle over the gas log fireplace...
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William Wallace of BRAVEHEART fame represents the warrior-hood that is woven throughout Scottish history and is probably the best known highlander in the modern world. A replica of Wallace's claymore is carved into the mantle and the decor is done in early castle keep (i.e. lots of iron, glass, and leather). Red and gold decor sets the tone in the Wallace...
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