Guests say
Moy Cottage offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by stunning scenery and abundant wildlife, making it ideal for nature lovers seeking tranquillity. Guests consistently praise the spotless cleanliness, comfortable beds, and well-equipped kitchen. The location is remote, providing a true escape, though amenities and shops are a drive away. The friendly and helpful host receives frequent mention, and visitors enjoy watching deer, badgers, pine martens, and birds from the cottage. While the lack of WiFi and proximity to shops may not suit everyone, the overall experience is highly positive for those seeking relaxation and natural beauty.
Multiple reviews highlight the cottage as spotless, immaculate, and very clean, with no negative comments regarding cleanliness.
The location is praised for its peace, quiet, beautiful views, and abundant wildlife. Some mention the remoteness and distance to shops as a minor drawback, but overall, the setting is highly valued.
Guests frequently mention comfortable beds, restful sleep, and a cosy atmosphere. The cottage is described as comfy and tastefully furnished, with no complaints about comfort.
The cottage is described as well-equipped, particularly the kitchen, and maintained to a high standard. The only minor issue noted is the lack of WiFi, which is expected due to the rural location.
The host is repeatedly described as welcoming, friendly, and helpful, offering local tips. While gifts are not mentioned, the thoughtful provision of wildlife viewing advice and amenities is appreciated. Please note that any special touches or gifts are not guaranteed.
About this property
Offering fantastic surroundings with wonderful views and a sandy beach, this is ideal for family getaways or a romantic retreat.. Enjoying lovely views and sunsets over Loch Sween and Jura, Cruinn (ref URW) and Moy ( ref UXU) are comfortable holiday cottages on the owner’s working farm. Cruinn stands beside natural woodland, and Moy is situated within a wooded glade and offers opportunities to watch deer from the windows or explore the seashore where seals and otters may be spotted playing. This secluded peninsula abounds with birds, flowers and wildlife, with seals, otters, deer and badgers. There are several sandy beaches and opportunities for walking, cycling, riding and boating. Ancient Castle Sween, Kilmartin Glen and the ruined chapels at Kilmory and Keills add archaeological interest. There are opportunities to view the beavers in Knapdale Forest or visit Taynuish Nature Reserve. Lochgilphead (16 miles) offers shops, restaurants, a golf course and an indoor swimming-pool, while a seafood meal can be enjoyed at picturesque Tayvallich or Crinan. Shops 16 miles.
Cruinn (URW) and Moy (UXU) can be booked together to accommodate up to 8 guests.. All on the
Ground Floor:
Living/dining room: Freeview TV, DVD Player, Electric Fire, French Doors Leading To Patio
Kitchen: Electric Cooker, Microwave, Fridge/Freezer, Dishwasher, Washer Dryer
Bedroom 1: Kingsize (5ft) Bed
Bedroom 2: 2 x Single (3ft) Beds
Bathroom: Bath With Shower Over, Toilet.
Night storage heaters, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Cot and highchair. Patio with garden furniture and barbecue. Natural woodland grounds. Private parking. No smoking. Please note: This property has a natural water supply from a spring ad there is an unfenced stream in the grounds.
There is a private water supply to this property.
Scottish Letting Licence No: AR02266F
Suitable for up to 2 pets
Reviews (13)
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Confirmed Guest
Lovely stay , rural but beautiful, hence no internet
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Bernice
Fantastic location, lovely clean cottage with everything you need and more. An abundance of wildlife on your doorstep and beautiful scenery. If you want to switch off, relax and watch all wildlife around you then this is the place for you. We loved it that much we booked again for next year!
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Lisa Inwards
A spotless accommodation and a lovely welcome from the owner. The cottage is situated in an idyllic location with outstanding scenery. If you love wildlife would recommend this cottage but remember to get a supply of peanuts and sit back and see who comes to the garden. It overlooks the loch and spent a lot of time watching wildlife on the loch. The nearest shop was a few miles away and you can get the basics as there is a co op and petrol station. A trip to Oban is worth a visit. We love to walk so spent a lot of time discovering new places with outstanding scenery.