In the films at least two interior sets were built for filming. One 100% scale set for a "real sized" Hagrid to use (the size double Martin Bayfield) and an 82% scale set for actor Robbie Coltrane to use. In 1997, Hagrid's pet Acromantula Aragog died of ill health. Hagrid held a funeral for Aragog outside his hut, which was attended by himself, Harry Potter, Horace Slughorn and Fang. Slughorn did a eulogy for Aragog and buried him in the earth, and afterwards they all went inside and drank some alcohol. Harry, who was under the influence of Felix Felicis, also managed to successfully persuade Slughorn to give him his memory of Slughorn informing a young Tom Riddle about Horcruxes. [17] For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned.

The hut is set on a private 40-acre farm with plenty of parking and walking areas. The host recommends you “ take a relaxing stroll on the property, explore the barn, visit the barnyard magical creatures, listen to the frogs sing, and watch the fireflies light up the night! Lots of great restaurants nearby – delivery to your door is available and, if you fancy a short drive, the city life and attractions of Chattanooga, TN, are close at hand…You can call a cab, but we’re not close to public, muggle transportation.” Credit: AirBNB Credit: Airbnb There is a scavenger hunt in the cottage for you to work your pensive of a brain… can you find everything? Credit: AirbnbIn Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, it is stated that the hut is made of wood, but in the films, it is made of stone. On the same night, they noticed Draco Malfoy sneaking from the window of Hagrid's hut and listening to their discussion. [3] The four students received detention for being out of bed late at night. As punishment, they had to go to the Forbidden Forest with Hagrid. Argus Filch escorted the four from the castle to Hagrid's cabin and they split into two groups. [9] 1992–1993 [ ]

Over many years a number of well known and very successful films have been shot in the glen. Some of these have featured brief scenes, whilst others have involved elaborate sets and a considerable amount of filming. During the spring of 2003, three sets were built near to the bottom of Clachaig Gully, and quite literally, just across the road from Clachaig Inn.The sets have now been removed and the hillsides returned to their natural state, leaving behind little evidence of the excitement that descended upon this quiet corner of the glen for a few weeks. Of course, location filming is not new to Glencoe. Recreate your favourite Harry Potter scenes and play out your own spellbinding adventures with the Lego Wizarding World Hogwarts Castle, complete with classrooms, towers, small Whomping Willow, Hagrid’s hut and five buildable boats along with a spellbinding assortment of iconic accessories and artefacts. There was only one room inside. Hams and pheasants were hanging from the ceiling, a copper kettle was boiling on the open fire, and in the corner stood a massive bed with a patchwork quilt over it." — The interior of Hagrid's Hut [src] A Special Feature on the 2-Disc DVD of the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone allows viewers to tour the inside of Hagrid's hut.