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"Lovely little cosy retreat"

"The lodge is superbly located at the head of Loch Assynt with lovely views outside. The bed was very comfortable and the lodge has lots of power sockets. It is small and compact with limited storage space and no armchair but this is reflected in the price. Biggest problem was no mobile phone signal (EE). Owner said that there was a problem with the transmitter. Note, the WiFi code is buried in what looks like a tourist brochure, perhaps could be more obvious. Excellent value and I hope to return."

"The pictures do not do true justice to this outstanding property. It really is a rare find having rented many properties over the years.This is an exceptionally large open plan real log house, beautifully constructed with huge tree trunks. No effort has been spared in the attention to detail, it has an impressive lly immaculatel and well stocked kitchen, which includes spices, oils, teas and coffees, pans, gadgets etc.The seating area is inspired, with a well stocked fire place, made up ready to use, and plenty of logs to use.The Turkish steam room was wonderful to use and well constructed on the lower of 3 levels.There are multiple utility rooms, including washing machines (detergents in cupboards), cleaning areas.On arrival, we were also very thankful for the extra touches of bread, milk, a welcome gift pack.The communications from booking through to after we left made a real difference. Heather was so helpful, considerate and attentive. Thank you Heather!!I would challenge anyone to stay and not have their breath taken away.Lastly, not fair away is the village of Lairg where there are two convience stores, a petrol station, and The Pier: a local produce restaurant we loved.From the lodge you cqn quickly drive to amazing Highland mountian ranges, and the spectacular beach at Clachtol near Stoer. Lots of walks, wild deer and superb countryside.We can't recommend this place enough, we shall return!"

"Great place to stay, very clean and quiet location. Close to Dornoch and A9. "