Holiday Cottages in Nairn

Nairn Cottages

Nairn

Bed in Nairn (91005)

Ref: S776214

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 2 bedrooms – 1 king size and 1 twin - 1 bathroom room with shower over bath and WC and one additional WC - Electric induction oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, washing machine - Cot...

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Nairn

59 Society Street

Ref: S89201

Reviews 17

Nairn is a seaside town which offers beaches, shops, restaurants and two golf courses.as well as tennis and squash courts. There are many events throughout the year including the Nairn Highland Games and The Nairn Book and Arts Festival....

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Nairn

Brighton House

Ref: S329210

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£192

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Nairn

Seaview House - A Traditional Home by the Beach

Ref: S915340

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£310

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Nairn

Sea View Lodge

Ref: S344579

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Nairn

Coorie Doon

Ref: S59108

Reviews 47

Nairn is an attractive and lively seaside town dating back to Victorian times. It has long been a popular holiday destination and is just 16 miles from the town of Inverness. Nairn even lays claim to being one of the driest and sunniest places in...

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Griffin Cottage

Ref: S423257

Reviews 26

Settled approximately 16 miles from the bustling city of Inverness is the thriving seaside town of Nairn. Boasting some of the top beaches in Scotland, with glorious sands and clear waters, perfect for a swim, as well as an excellent selection of...

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Coorie Doon

Ref: S606096

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Griffin Cottage

Ref: S435851

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Holiday Cottages in Nairn

Nairn is a charming and historic port town in the Scottish Highlands. Nairn is a great place to get away from the hustle and bustle of cities and enjoy the peace and serenity of Scotland. However, if you want a more active holiday, there's still plenty to do - with the Moray Firth right on your doorstep, you'll have plenty of options for sailing, kayaking, and wild swimming. There are also great options for hiking in the nearby Cairngorm mountains.

We hand-pick all our Nairn holiday cottages to make sure you can stay somewhere with great character and a great location. Large groups love our airy barn conversions, while our open-plan farmhouses make for ideal family holidays. If you can't bear to leave your canine companion behind, try our dog-friendly cottages with enclosed gardens. For a more intimate getaway, we have log cabins with private hot tubs and roaring fireplaces.

Here at Snaptrip, we list thousands of UK holiday cottages. You can rest assured that you'll always find a great deal thanks to our best price guarantee and our friendly customer service team. Whether you want to enjoy the world-class golf resorts nearby or go birdwatching in the Culbin forest, our handy search filters can help you find great holiday cottages in Nairn.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Paula - Verified booking

As if we werenât lucky enough to find ourselves spending a week in the lovely town of Nairn during a weekâs heatwave, we had the added joy of spending that week in Griffin Cottage.

Griffin is in the heart of the Fishertown area, with the harbour and glorious beaches less than half a mile away, and within an easy stroll of the town centre. We arrived to find an excellent selection of treats and drink generously provided by Daska â the owner - to welcome us. Another nice touch is that a cupboard contained some of the staples that can often be accidentally left behind. Griffin is cosy, welcoming and well appointed; one of a collection of historically randomly sited cottages and very much part of a real community; nearby neighbours David and Jacqui were really welcoming, giving us a really useful insight into places to visit and things that were happening. Everyone around was welcoming and very friendly and it really felt like we just slotted into the local community. Just one thing to be aware of; parking outside the cottage involves some tight reversing manoeuvres around a couple of parked cars, though anyone without sensors (and ideally cameras) can always park nearby rather than right outside the door. We definitely recommend a visit to the Sun Dancer restaurant on the beach front; really tasty food (seafood is fabulous, steak night on a Thursday) which you can eat whilst looking out over the beach and sea. They are apparently booked up weeks in advance but usually have some cancellations on the day and we got one of those. Nairn itself is ideally placed to visit loads of interesting places including Findhorn, Loch Ness, Culloden and the Black Isle; all are within easy travelling distance. Finally we would like to thank Daska for being the absolutely perfect host. Because of the heat we asked whether there was any chance of a fan being provided; one was delivered within hours of us asking. And in an embarrassing oversight we left behind some dirty washing in a carrier bag. Daska not only forwarded it on to us, but gave it a wash first! Talk about going above and beyond. We heartily recommend Griffin Cottage and gorgeous Nairn for a great holiday.

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Gillian - Verified booking

Griffin Cottage is undoubtedly one of the best cottages we have stayed in.

On arrival, we were greeted with wine, chocolates and fresh flowers. The cottage has been lovingly and beautifully restored to give guests all our modern facilities while preserving the character of the cottage: We loved Daska's information about the process. Everything that you could need was included - selection of teas, coffees, lots of store cupboard essentials, washing tablets, cleaning materials. I loved the cosy robes and hot water bottles and the great selection of shampoos, body wash and hand lotion. Everyone we met in Nairn was so friendly and relaxed - super neighbours on all sides. An amazing bonus was seeing the Northern Lights/ Aurora Borealis one night - look out of the bathroom window! There is an app that tells you the best times to see it but this was just by chance. Thank you Daska for providing such an amazing cottage. We will definitely be back. Gillian and Steven - Aberdeenshire

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Antonia - Verified booking

Coorie Doon is a beautiful cottage in a fantastic location.

Myself, 2 kids and my parents spent a wonderful, relaxing week there in October. The cottage, while being spacious, felt very cosy and comfortable. The downstairs bathroom has a big, freestanding bath and a very spacious shower. The bedrooms were very comfortable and the kitchen had everything we needed. WiFi connectivity was excellent. The kids loved that we were only a 2 minute walk away from a lovely, sandy beach and enjoyed walking and playing there every day. Communication with the property owner was great and he provided lots of useful info. Nairn itself is a lovely town with a good collection of shops and we didnât feel the need to wander much further afield. That said, if you did wish to do a bit of exploring, Nairn is perfectly placed for heading to the North East and North West. Iâd highly recommend a stay at Coorie Doon!

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Robert - Verified booking

If you're in a hurry - great property beautifully presented, go & enjoy!

If you've a bit more time - Coorie Down is in a wonderful location barely 2 minutes walk from the beach, but also an easy short walk to Nairn's town centre. The owners have ensured guests will want for (almost) nothing, with a well appointed kitchen & a very comfortably furnished sitting room. The king sized bed was also hugely comfortable and the provided linen and towels felt luxurious. The wifi was also well up to the task, and for our arrival, the owners had left a small selection of welcome goodies to start us off. What stood out was the level of cleanliness throughout - the presentation of Coorie Down was, to our minds, exemplary. One minor issue surfaced during our stay, and owner Paul responded at once and ensured a replacement item was delivered the following day. Fantastic all round.

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Siobhan - Verified booking

Fantastic cottage in Fishertown in Nairn.

We really enjoyed all of the thoughtful details. The kitchen was very well equipped, the bed was incredibly comfortable and the bathroom/shower were just lovely. The proximity to the river, harbor, East Beach and Culbin Forest are fantastic. We took many lovely walks. Nairnâs high street is also just moments away. We highly recommended Basil Cafe (near the harbor) and Fusion 42 (on the high street). We chose not to use the provided parking (it was a little tight for a rental car we werenât familiar with), but found it very easy to park on the street nearby. We initially missed a few things because we didnât park in back. If you canât find/access something, walk around to the back of the cottage and Iâm sure youâll find it.

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Things to do near Nairn

Cawdor Castle

This traditional Scottish Castle was built and inhabited by the Cawdor family for over 600 years. The castle's features include a medieval tower, moat & drawbridge, turrets, turnpike stairs, and a vaulted 16th-century kitchen. Discover this extraordinary home's 12 main rooms, which contain rare tapestries, fine art, furniture, ceramics, and sculpture collections that date back 3,500 years. With three different landscaped gardens to explore. Partly accessible. Free parking and a cafe. Seasonal opening times.

Brodie Castle & Estate

This rose-coloured Castle and gardens are set in acres of the Moray countryside. It’s been the ancestral home of the Brodie clan for over 400 years. The castle is home to a wonderful collection of furniture, ceramics, and artwork, which contains pieces by 20th-century Scottish Colourists and Dutch masters from the 17th century. Additionally, it has an excellent library with more than 6,000 books. Guided tours are available. Cafe, shop, play area, dog friendly, toilets and car park. Accessible routes, accessible parking and an accessible toilet.

Fort George

Located on the outskirts of Inverness, Fort George is a must-see destination for history enthusiasts. Built in the aftermath of the Battle of Culloden, the fort is the finest example of 18th-century military engineering in the UK. Visitors can explore the barracks, museum, and artillery fortifications while enjoying stunning views of the Moray Firth. Address: Ardersier, Inverness IV2 7TD, UK.

The Little Theatre

The Nairn Drama Club operates the Little Theatre in Nairn, which is staffed entirely by volunteers. It hosts a variety of local and touring shows and frequently partners with the annual Nairn Book and Arts Festival, which takes place in the autumn. It offers an adaptable, intimate setting and hosts spoken word, musicals, live music, and theatre presentations. Accessible access, seating, and toilets.

Nairn Cottages

Nairn

Bed in Nairn (91005)

Ref: S776214

Nairn

59 Society Street

Ref: S89201

Reviews 17

Nairn

Brighton House

Ref: S329210

Nairn

Seaview House - A Traditional Home by the Beach

Ref: S915340

Nairn

Sea View Lodge

Ref: S344579

Nairn

Coorie Doon

Ref: S59108

Reviews 47

Nairn

Griffin Cottage

Ref: S423257

Reviews 26

Nairn

Coorie Doon

Ref: S606096

Nairn

Griffin Cottage

Ref: S435851