Kyle of Lochalsh Holiday Cottages

Kyle Of Lochalsh Cottages

Kyle of Lochalsh

Craigard

Ref: S165909

Reviews 59

Kyle of Lochalsh is a village in Highland, Scotland, on the northwest coast, on the Lochalsh peninsula. The village offers a pub, restaurant, café and local supermarket. With a working railway, giving easy access to neighbouring villages and towns...

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Old Kyle Farm

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Kyle of Lochalsh Holiday Cottages

Dotted with picturesque lochs and whitewashed buildings with a backdrop of sapphire blue sea, this serene spot is perfect for an idyllic, Scottish getaway. Set in a rugged coastal landscape, Kyle of Lochalsh is a gateway to the picturesque Isle of Skye. If you love the outdoors, Kyle of Lochalsh has incredible scenery. The Five Sisters of Kintail is an impressive mountain range and the Inner Sound to Kyleakin is a fine spot for boating where you might see dolphins. The Highlands are full of castles and history, from local clans to the Jacobite Revolution. After exploring, wind down in a traditional pub with delicious local food.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Nikki - Verified booking

We made our booking at the last minute as we had to dodge bad weather where we live, to continue our holiday around the West Coast of Scotland.

We were more than pleased to arrive to find such a welcoming home----a home away from home. It was a perfect layout for an adult couple with a dog. We had a secure front garden that had the most spectacular sea views and views towards Skye. On my morning walks from the front door, all I had to do was to cross the road to be at the waterfront and further down, a pebble beach where I saw otters swimming. The bedding was good and comfortable, the lighting was good as well. Downstairs, we most enjoyed an open fire in the living room at night and a coal burner in the dining room which lead to the kitchen. Even as a cook, I found everything I needed to prepare meals from scratch. There isn't a large surface to prep food, but the kitchen has everything you would need, and a lovely new washing machine and (finally!) a tall fridge/freezer. There is a separate bathtub and a cubicle shower with an aerated Mira shower head which provides the extra !oomph! to the water pressure and it's a great experience. The owners provided us a wonderful welcome basket and the first thing we did was to sit outside and soak up the sun with some wine. Might I add that it was 3 degrees C, but thanks to a sun-trap front garden with a bench and table, we were able to find a wonderful area to sit and watch the sea. There is a busy road, but don't let that put you off as the garden is secure. The most convenient SPAR is located less than a 2 minute walk along the road. They have a great selection of food: fresh/vegan options/meats/ even Stornoway black pudding. A great selection of wine and spirits too and many local items that are often missed in the big stores. They had everything apart from logs/coal at that time, but in future, I am sure they will. Co-Op is just 3.7 miles away and they have everything for the fireplace and burner. From there, you can access the Skye Bridge easily and it's visible from the garden. Note: great photo opportunity when you see the moon above the Skye Bridge! The owner stopped by when he saw me in the garden just to make certain we were happy with our stay. What a joy. We will be back! Thank you sincerely, Nikki, Martin, Miles (woof)

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Alan - Verified booking

**Update to other reviews** It would seem that the mattresses on the beds have all been changed.

All 3 (double and 2 singles) have very comfortable, quiet mattresses with pillowtops. The double bed is a little soft (for us, and that is a subjective opinion) but still comfortable. The location is superb, isolated but with the shop a couple of doors down you definitely don't feel cut off. Kyle of Lochalsh is a few minutes down the road, with food options and a larger grocery store. The bridge to the Isle of Skye is also there, with several choices of attractions to visit there. We also recommend the drive up to Plockton, and larger places such as Inverness or Fort William are a couple of hours drive. We fully intend to come back so will be exploring more in the future (our options are governed by having 2 dogs with us). The cottage itself is very comfortable and snug, with a great view. Everything we needed was here, including even a clothes washing machine and a seperate dryer (very useful). Lots of bedding and towels are here, although the washing facilities meant we could clean the items we used as required. A previous review mentioned the tv/media situation. The tv is fine, but (subjective) there is 'only' a SKY tv satellite box attached to it (providing Freeview channels, not SKY channels). If this is an issue for you it would be best to bring something that can hook up to the tv via hdmi, etc. in order to watch your own media. We travel heavy so brought along a games console to use as a media player. The internet/wifi in the cottage is very good, good enough to game online even. I did find that my BT (so I also assume EE) mobile phone signal was non-existant inside the cottage, but as soon as I stepped outside I got signal. My wife's 3 mobile signal was fine inside the house. All-in-all, a very relaxing stay in a great location, thank you. Oh......I assume this is a regular thing........a fish&chip mobile food truck stops over the road in the layby on Thursday afternoon/evening. Unfortunately that was the day we had eaten our largest lunch when out and about but I did 'have' to buy a portion of haddock and chips (there are multiple options, all cooked to order) and can heartily recommend it.

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Hazel - Verified booking

We really enjoyed our stay at Craigard.

The welcome pack of wine, shortbread and milk was much appreciated, especially the wine! Everything was very clean and the cottage is very well equipped with everything you might need. The bedrooms are very spacious and the bed very comfortable. Although the kitchen area is small it works well being connected to the dining room. All the rooms have excellent views over Loch Alsh. While we were staying both the stove and open fire were out of use but the electric heating kept us warm despite the weather being very cold for early May. The cottage is set just off a main road but that didnât bother us and it was easy to get around. Thereâs a little garden to sit out in weather permitting. A fish and chip van arrived just over the road on Thursday evening from around 5.00 - 7.30 and they were excellent.

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Anne - Verified booking

The cottage was lovely and clean.

It was exactly as pictured. The owners obviously take their time to look after it. It was comfortable and warm - the heaters are excellent. A few small points as a suggestion for improvement - the bed springs underpinning the double bed are extremely old and noisy - not great for sharing a bed with a restless sleeper. The glasses could be updated - nothing fancy but just a box load from Tesco etc would give more choice. We also bought a small DVD player while we were there which is usually included as the weather was terrible and the TV channels are limited. It cost less than Â£40 including the HDMI cables which would help families with children or couples when the weather is so bad you want to stay indoors. Overall we loved our stay and hope the small points help others.

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Julie - Verified booking

We have had many cottage holidays over the years.

This was the most comfortable and had the best facilities of any we have stayed in. It's clear that the owners are considerate and thoughtful, putting customer care and comfort ahead of everything. The weather was absolutely dreadful during our stay; however we were able to relax in the cosy warmth of the cottage in spite of the rain. From the equipment for the kitchen and bathroom, to the tv and broadband set up, which was exceptional; and the whole layout and flow of the cottage, as well as the stunning views to Skye, this was our favourite ever.

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Things to do near Kyle of Lochalsh

Inner Sound to Kyleakin

The Inner Sound to Kyleakin ferry route offers a stunning and scenic journey through the Scottish Highlands. Pass by rugged coastlines, spot seals and dolphins, and enjoy views of the famous Skye Bridge. The journey takes around 25 minutes, and is a must-do for anyone exploring the Isle of Skye. Address: Inner Sound Ferry, Kyleakin, Isle of Skye, Scotland. IV41 8PL

Five Sisters of Kintail

The Five Sisters of Kintail, located in the Scottish Highlands, offer some of the most spectacular mountain scenery in Scotland. Hike to the top for stunning views of the surrounding landscape, and keep an eye out for local wildlife such as golden eagles and red deer. Whether you're an experienced hiker or just looking for a beautiful walk, the Five Sisters are not to be missed. Address: Kintail, Scotland

Falls of Glomach

The Falls of Glomach, located in the Scottish Highlands, offer a spectacular natural wonder to behold. A challenging hike to the falls is rewarded with breathtaking views of the waterfall cascading down a 113-meter drop. The journey to the falls is also an opportunity to take in the stunning scenery of the Scottish Highlands. Address: Glenmoriston, Highland, Scotland

Flowerdale Waterfall

Hidden in the Flowerdale Forest, this stunning waterfall offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle. The walk to the falls offers stunning views of the Scottish landscape, and once you arrive, the peaceful sound of the water and the stunning natural beauty will leave you breathless. Address: Flowerdale Glen, Strathcarron, IV54 8XB Scotland

Carn Na Frith-aird Viewpoint

Carn Na Frith-aird Viewpoint is a must-visit spot in Scotland. The climb to the top is worth it, with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and sea. Be prepared for a challenging hike, but the breathtaking scenery makes it all worth it. The viewpoint is located in the Cairngorms National Park, north of Aviemore. Address: Camas An Arbhair, Plockton IV52 8TS

Eilean Donan Castle

Eilean Donan Castle, located in the Scottish Highlands, is a stunning and iconic landmark. Steeped in history, the castle has been featured in numerous films and TV shows. Visitors can explore the castle's fascinating past and enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and lochs. Address: Dornie, Kyle of Lochalsh, Scotland, IV40 8DX

Bealach na Ba Road

Bealach na Ba Road is a spectacular route through the Scottish Highlands, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains and coastline. The winding road climbs to over 2,000ft, passing through beautiful scenery and providing an unforgettable driving experience. Whether you're a cyclist, motorcyclist, or driver, this route is a must-see for any nature lover. Address: Bealach na Ba Road, Applecross, Strathcarron, IV54 8LR, Scotland

Applecross Photographic Gallery

The Applecross Photographic Gallery is a must-visit attraction for photography enthusiasts, with a stunning collection of images showcasing the natural beauty of the surrounding landscapes. Located in the charming village of Applecross, visitors can enjoy the gallery's exhibitions and even purchase their own prints. The gallery also hosts photography workshops for those looking to improve their skills. Address: The Old Schoolhouse, Applecross, Strathcarron, IV54 8LR

Calum’s Seal Trips

Looking for a unique adventure? Head to Calum's Seal Trips for a chance to see these playful creatures up close. Departing from Plockton Harbour, the tour takes you to the seal colony in Loch Carron, with the possibility of spotting otters, dolphins and whales too. A must-do experience for animal lovers of all ages. Address: Harbour, Plockton IV52 8TN

Lochcarron of Scotland Visitor Centre

Located in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, Lochcarron of Scotland Visitor Centre offers a fascinating insight into traditional Scottish textile production. Watch skilled weavers at work, learn about the history of tartan, and browse the extensive range of high-quality Scottish products on offer. A must-visit for anyone with an interest in Scottish culture and heritage. Address: Lochcarron of Scotland Visitor Centre, Waverley Mill, Lochcarron, Ross-shire, Scotland, IV54 8YH

Otter Hides at Kylerhea

Discover the fascinating world of otters in their natural habitat at Kylerhea. Observe these playful creatures up close from the comfort of a purpose-built hide. An unforgettable experience for nature enthusiasts of all ages. Don't forget your camera! Address: Kylerhea, Isle of Skye, IV42 8NH

Kyle Of Lochalsh Cottages

Kyle of Lochalsh

Craigard

Ref: S165909

Reviews 59

Balmacara

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Kyleakin

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Kyleakin

Old Kyle Farm

Ref: S589871