Dog Friendly Villas In Glencoe

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Peter - Verified booking

  We booked to stay at Marys Cottage for a week at the start of December.

  The cottage is perfect and there are so many little home touches that make such a difference. The kitchen is so well equipped, the luxury bath bubbles, soaps and hand creams are lovely and the bed is so comfortable with the softest sheets. I’d also like to note that unlike most cottages you stay in, the loo roll was the same quality I’d buy at home which sounds silly, but really makes a difference when you’re staying for a week. The location is idyllic and we never got bored of waking up and looking out on the loch, in fact we made the most of the daylight and sat at the table until it was dark most days. We highly recommend going to visit the Argdour Ales Brewery (come out of the cottage and turn left, walking a little way up the road and it’s on your left) for a beer and ordering a pizza on Friday night - delicious. We learned all about ‘Mary’ of Marys Cottage from the locals too which was lovely. Caroline is so helpful (she messaged to say the ferry had stopped running due to the storm one day during our stay) and very kind leaving us some Scottish treats and a wee dram to enjoy. We really can’t wait to visit again as it really is the most beautiful, calm and peaceful place to visit - Thank you Caroline for a truly memorable stay.

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• Claire - Verified booking

  The property is supposed to sleep 10, we originally booked for 9.

  3 people had to drop out but this was fortunate as it would have been extremely difficult for 7 to have shared the only other bathroom, apart from the en-suite. We could not all have eaten at the dining table and there wasn't enough cutlery. No teaspoons or bottle opener. Very comfortable beds and bedding but the pillows weren't. Loads of towels but no tea towels. I paid nearly £4,000 for this week and don't feel the quality of the accommodation was value for money. We enjoyed our week but have stayed in many Airbnbs in this country and abroad and feel the standard was much higher in their accommodation. The cover was left off the outside cushions so they were soaked when we arrived. We left them out to dry and put them back under cover properly for the next visitors. The sliding door didn't open which meant we couldn't fully enjoy the lounge and had to trek though the kitchen and around the side to get to the hot tub. The place was generally a bit tired and didn't feel luxurious. Quite disappointed really and feel a bit ripped off.

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• Alison - Verified booking

  This is my fourth stay at Pebble Nook… we’ve even spent Christmas here.

  This time we stayed for two weeks… one wasn’t enough. The cottage is warm, welcoming and comfortable, and the owners are approachable and friendly (if needed). Unlike many holiday cottages the parking area is generous and easy to access. Unloading and loading the car is hassle free. For me the location is perfect. The cottage is in a quiet and pretty area, just off the main route to just about everywhere. It sits seconds from the beach. To the north The Highlands are extremely accessible, as is the beautiful Argyll coast to the south. There are dog walks aplenty and miles to explore. We keep finding new, beautiful places to visit, as well as little gems such as “Stiff Peaks” patisserie in Ballachulish, and The Nomad Caravan Cafe (owned by the lovely Tina), just across the water via the Corran Ferry. There’s an added bonus of an M&S Foodhall just a few miles up the road in Fort William. What else do you need? I’m now in the process of working out when I can go back…

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• Marie - Verified booking

  Absolutely stunning views to wake up to that view for a week was breathtaking.

  The house it's self was very clean very tidy throughout. It had everything you wanted. The extras that were left for us tea bags, coffee, milk, some snacks and lovely flowers was all very welcome when we arrived. We loved that you had to get the ferry across to the house, it made our trip even more fun(there is a road round but it's quite a trip on small roads) . Definitely worth a read through the visitors guide, it was recommended to visit the Audgour inn which was lovely and Audgour ales was brilliant and spent most evenings there sat outside taking in the amazing view. They have pizza night on a Friday which was delicious. We had fresh bread delivered from Audgour ales on Sunday morning and it was warm sooo lovely. Our host was brilliant easy to get in touch with and helpful when our car had a flat battery nothing was to to much trouble. Thank you for an amazing week loved every minute.

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• William - Verified booking

  Location is amazing!

  To catch a ferry over the loch to get to the cottage makes it feel really isolated and almost no other people there, but 5 doors down is a friendly pub. The cottage is really well equipped, we spent a week there and cooked every night. Every possible utensil, loads of pans, great knives and the kettle and toaster are way above the usual basic brands. The open plan living room / kitchen has a really nice feel, great for board games, cooking and watching the birds all at the same time. The fire is really nice on a cold and windy day and easy to light. Beds are comfy and there is even a garden out back. Feels like a real home, rather than just a place to stay. I'd highly recommend for a peaceful getaway. Just remember to get lots of shopping in before you get the ferry over and then you don't have to go back.

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