COORIE
Winter Breaks in the Scottish Highlands
The season of Coorie.
With wild walks and embracing swims.
Crackling fires and lights dimmed.
Candles glow while winds outside roar.
Welcome to winter at Crerar Hotels.
There is still plenty of Scotland to explore during a winter break.
A visit to the Highlands of Scotland is full of adventure at any time of the year, from conquering rugged mountains to discovering the area's rich history.
After a day of exploring Glencoe, our five-star inn is waiting with roaring fires, sumptuous sofas and hearty meals. Take advantage of the outdoor hot tub and barrel sauna overlooking Loch Leven on colder evenings.
Make The Glencoe Inn your own highland and use it exclusively for larger gatherings. Island View House is also available for self-catering stays.
During your winter break, enjoy the art of coorie with our cosy package designed to enhance your stay and let you snuggle in after a day of adventure.
Enjoy 20% off Dinner, Bed and Breakfast for a two-night stay, combined with our luxury coorie gift box.
COORIE / ku:ri /
noun
1. The Scottish art of deriving comfort, wellbeing and energy from wild landscapes and convivial interiors.
2. "A hug of a word."
Embrace The Rain
This winter, we invite our guests to embrace the rain during their stay and enjoy everything the country has to offer. Explore the area and see the sights, returning to log-burning fires, hot drinks and thermal experiences.
“There's no such thing as bad weather, only unsuitable clothing." Alfred Wainwright, British fellwalker and guidebook author.
Top tips for winter breaks:
Cotswold Outdoor: an outdoor clothing and equipment shop nearby in Fort William, perfect for picking up some waterproofs and wellies.
The National Ice Climbing Centre: great fun with indoor rock climbing and one of the best ice climbing walls in the world with 500 tonnes of real snow and ice to a height of 12m.
The Glencoe Visitors Centre: a great way to learn about the area with a short film, The Glen Revealed being shown regularly to take you on a journey through history.
The Glencoe Folk Museum: set within traditional heather thatched cottages, the museum will give you an insight into the heritage and way of life of the area. Here you can also learn about the infamous Glencoe Massacre.
Glencoe Mountain: hit the slopes in Glencoe with 20 runs catering for all levels, including lessons for beginners.
Walks: wrap up and enjoy some of the breathtaking walks on our doorstep, from the Three Sisters of Glencoe to the Lochan Trails.
Hidden Garden Spa: simply relax with our outdoor thermal experience, sink into the warmth of the outdoor hot tub with views of the glen.
The Lounge: on stormy days, sit back and rest by the roaring fires with a good book and a dram.
Ready to coorie in? Contact our team to make your winter booking.
