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1. Balbinny
Overall Ratings
5 based on 147 reviews
Balbinny is a development of luxury self-catering accommodation, set on a family farm, allowing guests to make full use of the countryside. Built with corrugated roofs and recycled stone from the previous steadings, luxury is combined with a sense of history. Balbinny benefits from 180-degree views across the river South Esk towards the Angus Glens, and onto the Cairngorms.
Fabulous
Reviewed By mhairingtonmBalbinny is fabulous, the second time we have stayed, this time in one of the Brochs, and we were even more impressed from the first time. A perfect week over Christmas to unwind, explore the countryside, and enjoy a breakaway. David was quick to assist with any requests or help, a great place to stay we highly recommend it.
2. Kingairloch Highland Estate
Overall Ratings
5 based on 46 reviews
Kingairloch Estate is located on the Morvern Peninsula, about an hour's drive from Fort William. Guests can choose to stay in unique self catering cottages located throughout the 14,000 acres or on a bed and breakfast basis in Kingairloch House. There are 10 pet friendly cottages to choose from with each property having its own character; all have fantastic views of either the mountains, lochs or rivers. Open all year round with weekly lets from a Friday and Saturday and short breaks from either a Monday or a Friday. All of the cottages are graded four star by Visit Scotland. Seaview Cottage, The Old Post Office, Pier Cottage-sleep 2 The Gate Lodge, Ghardail Cottage, Elastic Cottage, The Old School-sleep 4 Curlew Cottage-sleep 5 Riverside Cottage- sleep 6 The Steadings-sleep 10 Kingairloch House (four star by Visit Scotland) is the principle house on the estate and luxurious B&B stays are available throughout the whole year. Visitors have regular sightings of red deer, pine martens, otters, eagles and many more animals throughout their stay at Kingairloch. Getting out and about is easy as there is over 5 miles of footpath networks throughout the estate. The Boathouse Restaurant has re-opended for 2021. It is a very small restaurant with only two people taking care of customers, please be mindful that service can take a little longer. We highly recommend booking ahead to avoid disappointment. To find out more information about the estate and to book your holiday, visit our website.
Stunning and non peopley!
Reviewed By holstenthecatWe stayed for the last week of March into April at Elastic Cottage, beautiful setting right on the waters edge, and we were blessed with great weather for the 9 days we stayed. The estate has plenty of walks both on and off path, wildlife on the doorstep with stags a regular visitor, the vista of the sea loch is beautiful. Elastic cottage is one of the more dated ones on site, although still a very good standard with a wood burner fire, very comfortable bed and good electric shower. Also has storage heaters that warm the cottage to a good level. The boat house had been open in prior years for meals although following the change in estate ownership this was closed, which is a shame but not a deal breaker. Food wise stock up at the M&S at Fort William, Lochaline and Strontian both have co op size / style shops. We had lunch at the White House at Lochaline very very good. If you plan ahead there is a brewery by the car ferry stock up on the ale there or message them in advance and see if they can deliver, they also do cook at home pizza and breads. Lochaline takes you towards Mull, just before you get to Lochaline there is the Ardnotash estate with a farm shop for frozen local meat, excellent we had venison and lamb from there both so good. Also more walking from there! Watch out for ticks as you would anywhere in the warmer weather. Overall we stayed 9 nights and sad to go, looking forward to when we can go back!
3. Easter Croftinloan Farmhouse
Overall Ratings
5 based on 54 reviews
Easter Croftinloan Farmhouse is a new build farmhouse set amongst some of the most beautiful countryside the heart of Highland Perthshire has to offer. Sitting in an elevated position, just a short drive from the Victorian town of Pitlochry, Easter Croftinloan warmly welcomes guests and offers the chance to relax and unwind in luxury self-catering accommodation. The apartments are attached to the main farmhouse. The cottage stands a short distance away. All tastefully decorated, they make for a comfortable and peaceful retreat. A complimentary breakfast basket is provided to enjoy on the first morning.
Superb
Reviewed By 520albertf5 star accomidation and views to die for the apartment is superb with a fantastic huge bed and living room area is so well equipped newly decorated. Kitchen has everything also you can sit out side with patio furniture
4. Balyett Farmhoue B&B
Overall Ratings
5 based on 38 reviews
Balyett Farmhouse B&B offers spectacular views of Lochryan and the countryside. Guests benefit from free parking and free WiFi. The rooms feature an en suite or private bathroom. Guests have use of a lounge with an open log fire. Breakfast includes a Continental options and a cooked breakfast, as well as tea/coffee. Balyett Farmhouse B&B is 1.4 miles from the centre of Stranraer, while the ferry
Great Place to Stay
Reviewed By NilocDJacqui was very welcoming and our room was lovely and clean with great views over the bay. We were only there for a couple of days but Jacqui told us of some great places to visit. Breakfast was cooked to order so hot and delicious and there were plenty of options too. Don’t forget this is a working farm too so interesting in its own right. Great place to stay!
5. Smithston Farmhouse
Overall Ratings
5 based on 150 reviews
We are a family run B&B on a working farm close to the beautiful coastal town of Ayr. Hills, lochs, forests, beaches, castles and the famous Troon golf course on our doorstep. A great base for enjoying the beautiful Ayrshire coastline or the scenic and peaceful Galloway forest
Mrs
Reviewed By smorri841391Very nice clean and very friendly people the scenery was lovely the room was clean and spacious and lots off choice for breakfast we would definatly go again we took 2 off our grandchildren and they really enjoyed it and as also said they want to go again .
