How
can we
describe the West Wing to you? It's not a hotel, it's not a
guest house and it's not a traditional bed and breakfast. It is however
a warm, spacious and luxurious place to stay
and feel relaxed and comfortable. You may come and go as you please, whenever you please.
The
same thought
and attention to detail has gone into the development of
the West Wing as into the rest of Clifton. It is
accessed through its own private entrance. The
three rooms, a dining area, bedroom and bathroom have
everything that you'd expect in quality accommodation
but we've tried to do more than that. Solid oak floors
are laid throughout. Meals are enjoyed in the privacy
of your own suite. The bedroom has crisp
sheets on the double bed and bespoke furniture. It is equipped with digital TV and radio,
wireless internet connection,
and also DVD and CD players and the adjoining bathroom is
light and spacious with a double bath and shower, plenty of
hot water and Fine
Scottish Soaps.
Jim
McFadyen 2007
©
Outside
there
is plenty of off street parking with garage room for
bikes, canoes, skis or muddy boots and the gardens are
yours to enjoy at any time. As well as our two children,
you may end up sharing the gardens with our chickens,
golden Retriever, black Labrador puppy and if you're lucky a red squirrel, or in the summer our
resident population of bats and swifts.
Breakfast
is naturally included in the price of the accommodation
and all
food is prepared to order on the Aga using, where possible,
fresh local produce. We offer a full Scottish breakfast
(with a vegetarian option), kippers, or Aga baked 'Clifton' eggs on toasted
muffins. All are served with a variety of cereals or
porridge, toast,
fruit juice and tea or coffee.
With
the
West Wing we have tried to create something different. It is
based on what we ourselves value in a holiday or short
break destination. You stay here as a
guest in our home but with all the privacy and freedom you
require to do what ever you wish.

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