Nairn Holiday Cottages

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Steven - Verified booking

  We had a nice relaxing break in this property.

  It was quaint, comfortable and in a very enchanting village. One or two minor negatives would be overgrown shrubbery which made seeing the key code on outside wall key safe very difficult because of light levels. The shower leaked onto the floor due to a sealing issue. Also in the bathroom there was unsightly black mould around outside of shower cubicle and above the window blind (photos can be provided). No handwash/soap in either bathroom or kitchen. In the sitting room which was comfy we found a dogs ball and bits of fluff etc under the couch obviously from previous rentals..missed by cleaner? These small details marked this property down for us.

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• Janet - Verified booking

  The cottage is very clean and comfortable and tastefully decorated.

  It is well placed to enjoy all that Cromarty has to offer. We loved the Hugh Miller museum and the staff there are so friendly and knowledgeable. Unfortunately the weather was not warm enough to enjoy the garden but inside the cottage was cosy. My only suggestion is for thicker towels as the ones provided are quite thin and we found it difficult to get ourselves fully dry before the towel got wet. A word of advice- You do need to be very organised in Cromarty regarding shopping etc as most places are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Thank you for a lovely holiday.

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• Isla - Verified booking

  A perfect idyllic cottage on the Black Isle.

  In the heart of Cromarty a stone throw away from the shore and main attractions of Cromarty. Facilities of the cottages were everything we needed for a last minute getaway for 2 nights. Kitchen was fully equipped with everything you could need. Livingroom had lovely soft furnishing and was well presented. The twin beds were exceptionally comfy. The overall cleanliness of the cottage was good. Minor things were that the throw pillows on the bed had lots of dog hair on them and beard hair was left on the mirror. We had a really great time and would recommend the cottage.

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• Stewart - Verified booking

  We liked Lydia Cottage, it's well situated in the village and has some character.

  Cromarty itself is a lovely place to visit and we liked being so close to the firth. The living room and kitchen were lovely, with the latter being sympathetically modernised. We're not a fan of twin beds, however we knew that was the set up and given the pitch of the roof a double probably wouldn't work. A good quality sofa bed is the living room would provide an alternative and would allow the cottage to sleep 4.

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• Lorna - Verified booking

  We had a very enjoyable stay in Cromarty.

  Lydia cottage is just right for two people; the bedroom is filled with light and has a charming view over rooftops to the sea. Kitchen, living room and bathroom downstairs are all comfortable. It's a pleasure to step out into Cromarty's friendly and beautiful eighteenth-century streets. A fine place from which to explore the Black Isle and beyond. (Don't fail to try the delicious food at Sutor Creek on Bank St.)

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