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Among Alpine forests on the northern edge of Loch Lomond National Park, in Tyndrum, Muthu Ben Doran Hotel is tucked away in its own private seven-acre garden. It boasts a stunning mountain vista. The dining room and lounges are located on the top floor of the hotel, which was created artistically to give guests a wonderful perspective of the surrounding natural beauty. The design of the spacious bedrooms of the hotel is another example of a skilful and elegant touch.
Many lily ponds and wide lawns in the hotel serve as a haven for wildlife and the outstanding floral displays from early spring to late autumn. The Ben Doran is immersed in colour throughout the year, both inside and out, with its immaculately maintained and gleaming facade.
Whether you’re hiking in the nearby hills, fishing in the sparkling lochs, or simply soaking up the tranquil surroundings, our hotel promises an unforgettable stay in Tyndrum, one of Scotland’s picturesque locations.
* Inhouse laundry service available
* 10% discount on meals booked directly with accommodation.
Group Booking Policy: Any booking of more than 5 rooms will require a 100% payment at the time of creation, which would be non-refundable.
Muthu Ben Doran Hotel, Tyndrum caters to a perfect stay for all age groups with all the services and facilities needed for a perfect stay.
In Scotland's southern Highlands, there is a mountain named Ben Lui. It is a Munro that is 1,130 metres high. Northeastern Argyll is home to Ben Lui, the tallest mountain in a chain of four Munros. It features five distinct ridges that branch out of the summit.
On the river, Falloch, just off the A82, is a waterfall known as the Falls of Falloch. In the Scottish county of Stirling, it is located 7 kilometres to the southwest of the settlement of Crianlarich. The West Highland Way passes by it as well.
A mountain called Beinn Dorain is located in the Scottish Highlands' Breadalbane area. It has a view of the Argyll Bridge of Orchy. It is a Munro that is 1,076 metres high.
In Scotland's southern Highlands, there is a mountain named Ben Oss. It is a Munro that is 1,029 metres high. Ben Oss is located in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park on the boundary between Argyll and Perthshire, to the southwest of Tyndrum. It is a link in a chain of mountains that also consists of three other Munros.
The Scottish Highlands' Beinn Dubhchraig is a mountain that may be found north of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, west of Crianlarich. It is a Munro that is 978 metres high. Despite being clearly visible from the main A82 road, it is obscured by its neighbour Ben Lui.
A Scottish mountain named Beinn Odhar is located at the northernmost point of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. It is easily visible from the village and is located four kilometres north of Tyndrum, a place to which it has deep relations.
