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My stay at the old Laundry was very relaxing. My husband and my we dog gandolf also had a lovely time. We also enjoyed the wild life and the lovely walks. We loved it so much we have booked for next year again.
BALMORE was a delightful cottage providing a grandstand view of both wildlife and local farm animals. All our everyday needs were met in the comfortable and elegant rooms which were much appreciated after long days out exploring the local area and beyond. The cottage was exceptionally clean and beautifully presented. Our welcome phone call on the first evening was reassuring and welcoming. We truly loved our holiday in Kinloch Rannoch and can't wait to return. The only fly in our ointment was the awful single bed nearest the door in the twin room. I have slept on floors, in yacht...more
Perfect for a relaxing week away. The cottage is well looked after and has everything you could think of to ensure a pleasant stay.
My 21st visit to Bridge Cottage and as usual, it was superb. First time I've been in the height of summer and it is noticeably different to the autumn experience. Excellent customer service from Beatrice, something we've become very used to over the years and it was good to meet Jim when he came (very promptly) to fix a minor issue. Good craic with him. Word of warning - you don't want to be late departing as the cleaners won't be best pleased, if the look I got when they had to pull in to let me past at 10.10 was anything to go by......apologies guys, my fault and I'll try to do better in ...more
We had the most wonderful week long escape to Rose Cottage. Tucked behind a small farm we were surrounded by a field of lambs and cattle, with lovely views of the surrounding countryside. The cottage had everything we could possibly need, especially a very well equipped kitchen, and Beatrice and Rose were incredibly helpful and welcoming throughout the booking process. I highly recommend a stay at Rose Cottage, we will certainly be back!
The east lodge was a very lucky find for my family when we were looking for a week away near Pitlochry. The lodge was spotless on arrival and the guest support was top notch. Pretty remote but didn't cause us a problem as we went prepared. Plenty of wildlife around but be careful of the long grass. All in all a great place to stay.
Fabulous location with wonderful views of Schiehallion to wake up to every morning. Enclosed garden, so ideal for folks with a dog, like us. Very quiet and secluded but near enough to Kinloch Rannoch if you run out of milk or fancy a pint at one of the two hotels. Great walks right from the door and within striking distance of Aberfeldy, Glen Lyon, Pitlochry, Blair Atholl, Kenmore etc. The cottage has everything you need for a couple and if you get yourself organised Tesco will deliver to the door (NB: on the Tesco website it doesn't give this cottage as an option at this post code on their w...more
We spent a week at Maragdubh in mid-July 2021. The house is very attractive, in the middle of farmland and with a great view of Schiehallion, great bird life and red squirrels in the garden. Kinloch Ranoch is very central for all kinds of activities. Black Wood and MacGregors Cave great for shorter walks. Amazing views of the ruined Dunalastair House from the latter. Plenty ot of Munros on hand - we climbed Ben Lawers but of course Schiehallion is closer. We did bike rides, including Rannoch Station and a visit (actually two!!) to the absolutely fantastic tea rooms on the platform there. Also ...more
For us wildlife watchers and painters this was the perfect spot. There is a big wild area surrounded by trees at the back leading towards the distant murmering river plus an enclosed garden with picnic bench. A conservatory looks on to these and there is also a sitooterie with bench out the front. The bird feeder right outside the kitchen window provided constant birdlife and red squirrel visits. However these were so tame that you had to watch out for them coming into the conservatory and several birds had to be rescued and removed, including a blue tit fledgling that appeared to have spent ...more