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  • Last Minute Cottages - Highfield Lodge

    • Dingwall

    Highfield Lodge

    Ref: S899950

    Reviews 1

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    Situated in a picturesque village Strathpeffer. The village was once a Victorian spa, attracting many visitors keen to benefit from the healing waters. The centre of the village still retains a Victorian feel, assisted by the grand architecture...

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    £79

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Larchfield Chalet 2
    • 2

    Strathpeffer

    Larchfield Chalet 2

    Ref: S4845

    Reviews 40

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    Strathpeffer is a lovely little spa town 20 miles from Inverness and only four and a half miles from Dingwall. The town grew up after the spring waters were discovered in the 1700s. In 1819 the waters were pronounced to be the healthiest in...

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    £67

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  • Last Minute Cottages - Skylarks
    • 2

    Dingwall

    Skylarks

    Ref: S526233

    Reviews 26

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    The attractive market town of Dingwall is situated at the head of the Cromarty Firth and has a rich history dating back to Norse times. The town today enjoys an excellent range of services and facilities, and its pedestrianised main street boasts...

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    £127

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    Dingwall is a small town in Scotland that offers a unique holiday experience. Located in the historic Highlands region of Scotland, Dingwall is the ideal location for a holiday that blends natural beauty, history and culture. With stunning rugged coastline and panoramic views, visitors can explore beaches, lakes, glens, and hiking trails all with a backdrop of picturesque hills, lochs and glens. For the more adventurous, Dingwall is also a great base for climbing and mountain-biking too.

    Holiday lodges and log cabins in Dingwall are becoming increasingly popular among holiday makers, offering the perfect excuse for a breath of fresh air in the countryside. Whether you're looking for a romantic hideaway, a family getaway, or just to get closer to nature, lodges in Dingwall provide an idyllic escape with an abundance of activities on offer. From watersports, golf, fishing and horse riding to simply taking in the stunning views, we've got the perfect log cabin for you to retreat to!

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    • Mr Mclean - Verified booking

      We regularly stay around the Highlands and Highfield Lodge is definitely one of the best places we've stayed. The property is really well equipped, with a good heating system so even in mid winter it was very cosy. The combined living room and dining area is quite spacious. The upper floor has another sitting room space opening up onto a patio and back garden. For a small place it feels like you have lots of space. I enjoyed the huge bed upstairs and my daughter was very comfortable on the fold out bed downstairs. It's tucked into a quiet spot in the village, so although its surrounded by houses, it feels quite secluded and certainly very quiet. There is car parking at the front, and only a very short walk to shops, cafes and other village amenities. There are also some good walks from the property, or take a short drive into the surrounding mountains and lochs. For the price we paid, this was a super great deal. The owners live next door, so a minor issue we had got sorted out immediately. After that, everything was perfect. We even decided to stay for an extra night as we enjoyed it so much.

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    • Jane - Verified booking

      We were very disappointed with the place.

      The photos on your website must be 10+ years out of date. This was not a true representation of the property and extremely misleading. We book cottages equally for outside space aswell as inside. The garden was NOT enclosed which is vital for us having a dog despite your write up saying it was. There is little view due to overgrown hedges. The larger garden was immensely overgrown and again you couldnt see it due to high hedges. The smaller garden next to the cottage was appalling it looked such a mess and the two little gates were pointless. The weeds on the path could easily be pulled out. There is rewilding and cant be bothered this sadly was the latter. Moss growing all along the decking rails and the picnic bench needs scraping off. Its such a shame because it could be beautiful but it was just so neglected. Inside was clean and tidy and comfortable apart from the sofa and only tepid water out of the shower heads so we had to use the hand held shower attachment to obtain hot water.

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    • Andrew Wallace - Verified booking

      Booked with LHH Scotland for a holiday in the Black Isle in June/July 2021 and had a wonderful time - the weather this summer was a BIG bonus.

      The property we used, Drummond Reach, was excellent and matched the property description on the LHH website. The property was clean, spacious and had everything we needed, even with Covid-19 restrictions in place. The location is quiet, but never too far from anywhere. Inverness, for example, was just 20 minutes from the door of the house to parking in the city centre. There was a fab wood just along the road to walk the dog, and the view over the Cromarty Firth was wonderful - day or night. Well, it was better at night as we watched the sun slowly sinking over the distant hills. The rooms within the property are all of a good size, and it was never crowded. The outside decking was wonderful to sit on, whether eating breakfast or an evening dinner. We would not hesitate to use this particular property or LHH Scotland again. Communication with LHH was excellent, and we had no problems with any descriptions or instructions provided in their emails.

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    • The Ritchie Family - Verified booking

      Just back from a wonderful week at Skylarks, Drummondreach!

      There were 6 of us plus our wee dog. This property was to a very high standard, everything was top notch. Very comfortable beds with clean fresh white linen. Bathrooms with top quality fittings, as was the kitchen. We have stayed in many many self catering lodges/cottages but I have never been in one so well equipped, it even had a huge array of spices & cooking, baking equipment. Games, books & dvds. One thing that made it special was the range of Ordnance Survey Maps!! From the moment we walked in, it felt like a home from home. The view from the property was spectacular, no matter the weather. I must also mention the outdoor sauna, a perfect place to de-stress & unwind! I would say if you are looking for somewhere to relax, this is it! If you are looking for somewhere to explore this magnificent part of the country, this is it! I cannot speak highly enough of this property, you really just need to bring your clothes & yourself!

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    • Sue - Verified booking

      The chalet was very clean and had everything we needed.

      It was very quiet and had nice views across the valley from the balcony. We saw red kites flying overhead and were told of red kite feeding everyday the other side of Strathpeffer. Sheep, chickens and highland cattle were all seen in the fields by the chalet. It was a bit tricky to find initially but the friendly host quickly came out and lead us there and explained all we needed to know about the property. We enjoyed the welcoming wine and chocolates very much. We were lucky enough to be around when Castle Leod was open to the public. It was very interesting and worth a visit. There are many walks in the area and scenic drives and a distillery at Muir of Ord just down the road. Rogie Falls to see the salmon leaping was another highlight. Loch Ness was easily accessible and we managed a day trip to the Isle of Skye with a lovely drive through the mountains.

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    Things to do near Dingwall

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    The Glen Ord Distillery

    The Glen Ord Distillery, located in the Scottish Highlands, offers a fascinating insight into the whisky-making process. Visitors can enjoy guided tours of the distillery, which include a tasting of their renowned Singleton of Glen Ord Single Malt. The stunning surrounding scenery adds to the charm of this must-see attraction. Address: Muir of Ord, Ross-shire, IV6 7UJ

    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.
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