Guests say
West Lodge in Kirriemuir is highly praised for its idyllic location, spacious and well-equipped accommodation, and friendly owners. Guests consistently report a comfortable stay, enjoying the property's character, wildlife sightings, and proximity to the loch. The lodge's garden and the surrounding scenery are also appreciated, contributing to a peaceful and enjoyable holiday experience.
Guests are generally pleased with the cleanliness of West Lodge, noting it as spotless with ample cleaning supplies. There is a single mention of cleanliness not being 100%, but this appears to be an isolated comment amidst overall positive feedback.
The location of West Lodge is consistently lauded for its beauty and tranquility. Guests enjoy the proximity to wildlife, the loch, and local amenities, making it an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area and engaging in outdoor activities.
Reviews highlight the comfort of West Lodge, with its spacious rooms, homely feel, and warm atmosphere. The property is described as cosy, even during snowy weather, and the beds are noted as comfortable.
The facilities at West Lodge receive high praise for being well-equipped and maintained. Guests appreciate the full range of appliances and the inclusion of Wi-Fi. There is a suggestion for an additional toilet, but overall, the facilities meet guests' needs effectively.
While guests mention a welcome pack of goodies and the provision of a cotbed, there are not enough references to consistent thoughtful gestures or gifts to accurately score this category. It should be noted that such amenities are appreciated but may not be guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
Beautiful Edwardian lodge situated in woodland grounds near the picturesque village of Lintrathen in Scotland. West Lodge is just a short walk through the woods to the beautiful Lintrathen Loch. West Lodge offers guests a real home-from-home, combining traditional and modern interior with access to beautiful Scottish countryside and links to its history. It’s ideal for groups of friends and families wanting to explore East Scotland. The local area offers plenty of activities to enjoy. The large living/dining area provides the perfect location to relax or reflect on your day’s events. As well as a stylish dining table, the room also features a traditional fireplace. The warming fires are not just left to the living/dining area however, with all three of the property’s bedrooms featuring them too. The first double room is located on the ground floor with en suite toilet and basin, while the remaining two double rooms and family bathroom can be found up the spiral staircase on the first floor. The spacious kitchen makes meal preparation easy, while there’s even a table and chairs within it, so the chefs of the group have somewhere to enjoy a hot drink, while the dish is being prepared in the oven. The property also features a bathroom on the first floor. The properties garden and woodland are contained within hedges and trees which also include a picnic table and BBQ. Loch of Lintrathen is a short stroll through the woodland and offers a boat house with fishing from boats (with a permit). You are also welcome to kayak, canoe and swim in the Loch. The town of Kirriemuir is just nine miles away, and much like the Loch, it provides visitors with plenty to enjoy. Known as the gateway to the Angus Glens, the area offers beautiful unspoiled landscape. It’s also famous for being the birthplace of Peter Pan author JM Barrie, with his house now being a museum. Golfers are also able to take in some of the area’s great courses, namely Kirriemuir, Glenisla, Strathmore and Alyth. Kirriemuir also boasts Glamis Castle, an aviation museum as well as the splendid Pictish Stones at Meigle. Just a two minute stroll away, Peel Farm Coffee and Crafts shop offers a nature trail and animals for the children to see. Further afield, the Angus Glens offer some of the most picturesque walks and climbing in all of Britain. While the wide variety of pubs, restaurants and shops offer something for everyone. Set in a truly stunning part of Scotland and offering a wide range of activities for all holiday makers, West Lodge is the ideal location for an unforgettable break. EPC Rating: Band F
Kirriemuir is located in the valley of Strathmore, known as the gateway to the Angus Glens, offering stunning landscape. The town is birthplace of novelist JM Barrie, creator of the Peter Pan and his house is now a museum looked after by the National Trust for Scotland. Kirriemuir offers an Aviation Museum, Glamis Castle and the historic Pictish Stones at Meigle, while the Angus Glens offer hill walking and climbing routes. There are also a variety of shops, hotels and pubs in the town and surrounding area, to suit all tastes.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 3 x double with open fires.
Bathroom with shower over bath, WC and basin.
Kitchen.
Living/dining area.
En suite toilet and basin in ground floor double room.
Oil central heating with open fire places.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, WiFi, Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Fuel and power inc in rent.
Cot and highchair available.
Off-road parking for 3 cars.
Garden, please be advised that the garden and grounds are not fully enclosed we therefore advise that children and pets should be supervised at all times.
One well behaved pet welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Peel Farm Coffee and Craft shop 100 metres.
Shop 8 miles and pub 6 miles.
The owner of west lodge has made us aware the new check in time will be 5pm for the foreseeable future,this is to create more time in between bookings to clean and sanitize the property.
The owner has also requested that guests bring their own bed linen and towels (duvets, mattress and pillow protectors will be provided) the owner feels this is the safest route to take given the current situation, If there are any issues surrounding this request, please contact us.
Please Note: As from January 2023, linen will be provided, guests will need to bring their own towels.
Please note: There is now an EV charging point at this property-please notify owner if this is needed.
Nearby points of interest
- Glamis Castle
Reviews (32)
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Ronald
The house is larger than expected and the land around it is enormous. The house is nicely screened and offers a lot of privacy. The interior space is enormous. The seats in the living room are great. The facilities are more than fine. The beds are good. Toilet directly at the downstairs bedroom is a plus. The place is a good base to explore the area where there is also plenty to do. The owners are approachable and friendly. There are a few small points of attention that deserve some attention. I would have the gutters emptied and there are a lot of cobwebs on the window frames (on the outside). However, these are very minor things.
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Amanda
Very well equipped with just about everything you will need for your stay. Warm, comfortable ,clean and tidy. With plenty of room for a large family.. the hosts Diane and Alistair where very friendly and helpful, ringing to check we had all relevant information before our holiday and keeping intouch once we'd arrived.. look forward to being able to return in the future. A great week had by us all .
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David
Just the two of us (+dog) but this property will easily accommodate 6 people. Owner was in touch prior to stay to ensure we would have everything we required. Great location, peaceful with good access to various local attractions. Would definitely book again.