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Set In the picturesque village of drumbeg in the north west highlands, We run a little croft with sheep, goats, chickens, dogs & cats so you can experience a taste of rural highland life. An excellent stop over if you are on the NC500 or a space to relax for a few days, the choice is yours. WiFi is satellite so good speed and mobile signal can be slow but that’s all part of life in highlands, instead, fill your day with walks, Munro’s or peat tracks or fishing in the many local lochs.

Zero light pollution and absolute quiet makes this one of the places where you can really get away from it all. The only noise you’ll perhaps here is the cluck of chickens, the bleat of sheep and goats looking for their breakfast! You are of course welcome to help out on our little croft, gathering eggs, feeding goats etc or just sit and chill out with views to die for of Loch Drumbeg and watch for deer coming down off the hill in the evenings. This does mean that this is a remote rural location and amenities are limited, mobile signal is patchy at best.

Drumbeg has a village shop with a delicious deli counter and all the basics, including fresh fruit & veg and a good selection of beer and wines, including Drumbeg cask whiskey! There is also a small hotel with bar just a short walk away (seasonal) Restaurants are in lochinver, a 15 mile drive or kyleslu 9 miles so we recommend that you eat prior to your arrival. With the Atlantic on one side and over 200 fresh water lochs on the other, you are always close to water. Ideal for a spot of fishing or just following the old peat tracks into the hills, Drumbeg is the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of life, recharge your batteries and get an idea of what it’s like to live in the least populated place in Europe. Surrounded by history, geology and scenery, and if you’re lucky the northern lights, enjoy the best of rural life with all mod cons.

Set In the picturesque village of drumbeg in the north west highlands, We run a little croft with sheep, goats, chickens, dogs & cat so you can experience a taste of rural highland life. An excellent stop over if you are on the NC500 or a space to relax for a few days, the choice is yours. WiFi is satellite so good speeds but mobile signal can be patchy but that’s all part of life in highlands, instead, fill your day with walks, Munro’s or peat tracks or fishing in the many local lochs.

Zero light pollution and absolute quiet makes this one of the places where you can really get away from it all. The only noise you’ll perhaps here is the cluck of chickens, the bleat of sheep and goats looking for their breakfast! You are of course welcome to help out on our little croft, gathering eggs, feeding goats etc or just sit and chill out with views to die for of Loch Drumbeg and watch for deer coming down off the hill in the evenings. This does mean that this is a remote rural location and amenities are limited, mobile signal is patchy at best.

Drumbeg has a village shop with a delicious deli counter and all the basics, including fresh fruit & veg and a good selection of beer and wines, including Drumbeg cask whiskey! There is also a small hotel with bar just a short walk away (seasonal) Restaurants are in lochinver, a 15 mile drive or kyleslu 9 miles so we recommend that you eat prior to your arrival. With the Atlantic on one side and over 200 fresh water lochs on the other, you are always close to water. Ideal for a spot of fishing or just following the old peat tracks into the hills, Drumbeg is the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of life, recharge your batteries and get an idea of what it’s like to live in the least populated place in Europe. Surrounded by history, geology and scenery, and if you’re lucky the northern lights, enjoy the best of rural life with all mod cons.

Rowan is a self catering shepherd hut with a sumptuous interior and shower room. The hut has its own private exterior space with wood burning hot tub and wonderful views to the sea and mountains beyond. We pre-heat the hot tub for free for your arrival and additional wood can be purchased on site for additional days. Rowan is pet friendly but we do ask guests let us know in advance if they intend to bring a dog. We allow one small dog to stay in the hut, we do not allow guests to keep a dog(s) in their vehicle overnight in the car parking area & a one off fee of £20 is charged for pet stays. Please check our pet policy on our website.

Rowan, named after the trees that grown around the croft has a beautifully handcrafted interior with a fully fitted kitchen ,with oak work surfaces. Rowan has a completely bespoke en suite shower room, with unique stone bowl and rain fall shower. Oak flooring, doors and Egyptian cotton sheets on the king sized bed add to the indulgent feel, while clever storage solutions means bags and clothes are carefully stored away. Iris also has freesat TV, bluetooth speaker and Wifi. A picture window captures the stunning views out over the sea and mountains too………….and have I mentioned the log burner? Rowan is approached via its own pathway where your private outside space has a wood burning hot tub. An outside dining area and barbecue allow you to soak up the magnificent views. Rowan is pet friendly but we do ask guests let us know in advance if they intend to bring a dog. We allow one small dog to stay in the hut, we do not allow guests to keep a dog(s) in their vehicle overnight in the car parking area & a one off cleaning fee of £20 is charged for pet stays. Please check our pet policy on our website.

We are situated on the stunningly beautiful B869 coastal road linking Kylesku to Lochinver, in the Assynt region of the Northwest Highlands. The area is world famous for its natural beauty, history and geology. The area is also renowned for its wonderful local produce used by nearby restaurants and artisan food producers. So if your getaway intentions are adventurous, cultural or pure relaxation the Assynt region caters for you in abundance.

This is an ideal cosy retreat for a ’get away from it all’ holiday in the North West Highlands of Scotland for two nights or more.. Ground Floor: 4 steps to entrance. All on the ground floor. Open plan living space. Living area: With laptop for internet access. Dining area. Kitchen area: With 2-ring hob, microwave and fridge. Bedroom area: With double bed. Shower room: With shower cubicle, toilet and heated towel rail. . Electric heating, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. . Garden with sitting-out area, garden furniture and fire pit (initial logs included). Private car park, allocated for 1 car. No smoking. Please note: No children. The property has a natural water supply from a spring and a security deposit of £200. There is a fenced river, 5 yards away. The property is accessed via a 50 yard riverside path from the car park.. Ghillies at Riverside is a bespoke handcrafted shepherd’s hut inspired by a traditional design and hand-crafted in the Highlands. Using high quality materials throughout, it is small but beautifully formed and provides a warm, cosy and relaxing place to stay in a wonderful setting. The shepherd’s hut is set in a large garden in a very quiet and secluded rural area. Ghillies at Riverside is situated in the small hamlet of Inchnadamph in the stunning Assynt area of the North West Highlands. It is surrounded by hills, lochs and the River Traligill that flows just yards from the property where salmon and trout fishing is available (by permit, purchased locally). A short walk from the riverside car park along the bank of the river leads to the country garden and up into the hut. The accommodation is open plan with a small kitchen area. The full-size double bed, set into the main window, has high quality linen and colour co-ordinated soft furnishings. At the far end of the hut is a shower room. Immediately adjoining there is a ‘wee ghillies’ which provides a useful space for boots and outdoor gear. The ghillies is very well equipped throughout and built to a high specification, with reclaimed, solid wood flooring and double glazing. As an addition, the owners have provided a fire pit which doubles as a barbecue for al fresco dining whilst overlooking the tumbling river. The surrounding area is a haven for wildlife. Deer are regular visitors, and eagles, otters, pine marten and numerous small birds are all seen close by. The local area is renowned for its archaeology and geology and attracts interest from around the world. It is also an outdoor pursuit paradise with climbing, hill walking, kayaking, golf and cycling all available locally. The renowned North Coast 500 Route is just a stone’s throw away, which passes through some of the most dramatic scenery to be found anywhere in the British Isles. Beach 15 miles. Shop and restaurant 12 miles, pub 100 yards (open during the summer fishing season only). Ghillies at Riverside can be booked with Riverside Cottage (ref 29339) close by, to accommodate up to 6 guests. Free WiFi

We're offering a totally unique stay in our Polypod at Croft 76! You will have a private room, inside our huge polytunnel, along with veggies growing all around. The bedroom is cosy and comfortable and it's a semi off-grid experience with a compost toilet and pebble-floored shower (don't worry it's hot water!) We have a small croft, with a few free range laying hens, and grow lots of our own produce. Croft 76 is a 15 minute walk, or 2 minute drive, from the village and its amenities.

We're just into our third year, here in Scourie, having moved up from Cumbria. Our aim is to be as self-sufficient and eco-friendly as possible growing organic produce on our 1.5 acre croft. We're aiming the polypod towards cyclists touring the NC500 route (although, obviously, not exclusively...everyone's welcome!)

We are just a 15 minute walk, or 2 minute drive, into Scourie village with it's local amenities and beautiful sandy beach. There is a village store, 24 hour fuel station, fishing and outdoor shop, bar and restaurant, and a cycle repair shop. There are so many things to see, just on our doorstep, so you may like to stay longer than one night! It's just a 15 minute drive to the Handa Island ferry, a bird reserve with over 100,000 birds over the summer season, and it's a great place to see puffins!

Tor Druim is 1.5 miles from the B869/NC500 just outside the village of Drumbeg. Its situated in the dramatic and scenic parish of Assynt on the far northwest coast of Scotland. We look out across Eddrachillis Bay and see the sunrise behind Quinag- mountain. I live here with my husband and 2 springer spaniel boys. Popular activities in the area include walking, sea kayaking, snorkelling, sea and freshwater fishing, wildlife watching and geology.

Please be aware that the house is a work in progress- the entrance hall is not decorated, there is no floor covering in the hall and there may be building materials visible. During the day we will both be working on the house but this will stop at 6pm and not start until guests have left. The guest bedroom and bathroom are finished and almost everything is new - carpets, bedding, mattresses, bathroom suite etc. The only sound you’ll hear at night are the birds, sheep and sea. EVENING MEALS From the November 1st 2018 until February 28th 2019 we will be offering a main course and dessert for £15pp Please note this will NOT be available on Tuesday evenings. We don’t sell alcohol but your welcome to bring your own drinks and glasses will be provided.

There is a public slipway a 5 minute walk or short drive behind the house. This is a popular launching point for sea kayaking expeditions to Oldany Island, various sea lochs and wonderful coast line. Estimated car times -Drumbeg Village store 5mins, ‘Flossies’ beach store, Clachtoll for coffee, snacks and supplies - 20 minutes. Lochinver for pubs, restaurants and village shops- 35mins. Kylesku Hotel - 35 minutes. Inverness and airport 2.15 hrs. Ullapool for various shops, Tesco, fast food and restaurants - 1hr 15min

Newton Lodge, near Kylesku, is set amidst stunning scenery in the far North West Highlands. All our rooms are en-suite and are stylishly and individually furnished. We have a smart, spacious and comfortable guest lounge with fantastic loch views and our fabulous Highland Bar - No. 4. which is also open to non-residents and we are open for food during the day and evenings. This listing is for a Superking Loch & Mountain View ground floor double (super-king bed) & en-suite shower room.

Our stunning rooms have been refurbished to a high standard and are individually furnished. They also come with complimentary tea and coffee, wall-mounted TV, USB connector sockets, modern fresh linen, fluffy towels, hairdryer, shower gel, shampoo, conditioner and hand/body lotion.

Newton Lodge is situated above Loch Glencoul with the stunning peaks of Quinag behind us. Within a UNESCO Global Geopark - One of more than 150 worldwide, this protected area tells the story of a unique landscape and geological heritage. 3 billion years of rock formations – the oldest to be found anywhere in Europe and containing the earliest evidence of life. Visit The Rock Stop Café for more information on this fascinating subject and marvel at the view! There is so much to see and do here including visiting one of the many wonderful beaches peppering the area. Be astonished by golden sands and crystal-clear water. Hike up one of the multitude of peaks including Quinag itself – our neighbouring Corbett or Suilven and Canisp. Or, try Ben More and Conival, the only 2 Munros in Assynt.

Remote, wild and beautiful by the shores of Loch Nedd on the Atlantic coast within the North West Highlands UNESCO Geopark.

A simple cottage echoing times from early last century - comfortable but not over improved so it still feels traditional but with modern amenities.

Newton Lodge, near Kylesku, is set amidst stunning scenery in the far North West Highlands. All our rooms are en-suite and are stylishly and individually furnished. We have a smart, spacious and comfortable guest lounge with fantastic loch views and our fabulous Highland Bar - No. 4. which is also open to non-residents and we are open for food during the day and evenings. This listing is for our Cosy King ground floor rear view double (kingsize bed) with an en-suite shower room.

Our stunning rooms have been refurbished to a high standard and are individually furnished. They also come with complimentary tea and coffee, wall-mounted TV, USB connector sockets, modern fresh linen, fluffy towels, hairdryer, shower gel, shampoo, conditioner and hand/body lotion.

Newton Lodge is situated above Loch Glencoul with the stunning peaks of Quinag behind us. Within a UNESCO Global Geopark - One of more than 150 worldwide, this protected area tells the story of a unique landscape and geological heritage. 3 billion years of rock formations – the oldest to be found anywhere in Europe and containing the earliest evidence of life. Visit The Rock Stop Café for more information on this fascinating subject and marvel at the view! There is so much to see and do here including visiting one of the many wonderful beaches peppering the area. Be astonished by golden sands and crystal-clear water. Hike up one of the multitude of peaks including Quinag itself – our neighbouring Corbett or Suilven and Canisp. Or, try Ben More and Conival, the only 2 Munros in Assynt.

The interior is very neutral and all brand new. There is Tv , bbq and washing machine and dishwasher.

It’s a perfect self contained cottage 6 miles from the local village and on the doorstep to amazing walks and fishing and boat access in fact we have two boats in our private lochside harbour for rent.

The cottage is 6 miles from nearest village with pubs and restaurants and shops

Iris is a self-catering shepherd hut with a sumptuous interior and shower room. The hut has its own private exterior deck with wood burning hot tub and wonderful views to the sea and mountains beyond. We pre-heat the hot tub for free for your arrival and additional wood can be purchased on site.

Iris is named after the wild flowers that surround the hut has a beautifully handcrafted interior with a fully fitted kitchen ,with oak work surfaces. Iris has a completely bespoke en suite shower room, with unique stone bowl and rain fall shower. Oak flooring, doors and Egyptian cotton sheets on the king sized bed add to the indulgent feel, while clever storage solutions means bags and clothes are carefully stored away. Iris also has freesat TV, bluetooth speaker and Wifi. A picture window captures the stunning views out over the sea and mountains too………….and have I mentioned the log burner? The hut is approached via its own private pathway leading to it's exclusive outside space which has a wood burning hot tub, outdoor bistro table, chairs and barbecue allow you to soak up the magnificent views.

We are situated on the stunningly beautiful B869 coastal road linking Kylesku to Lochinver, in the Assynt region of the Northwest Highlands. The area is world famous for its natural beauty, history and geology. The area is also renowned for its wonderful local produce used by nearby restaurants and artisan food producers. So if your getaway intentions are adventurous, cultural or pure relaxation the Assynt region caters for you in abundance.

Handa is a self catering shepherd hut with a sumptuous interior and shower room. The hut has its own pathway from the car parking area and private exterior space with wood burning hot tub, decking area and wonderful views to the sea and mountains beyond. We pre-heat the hot tub for free for your arrival and additional wood can be purchased on site.

Handa which named after the island located across the bay, has a beautifully handcrafted interior with a fully fitted kitchen ,with oak work surfaces. Handa has a completely bespoke en suite shower room, with unique stone bowl and rain fall shower. Oak flooring, doors and Egyptian cotton sheets on the king sized bed add to the indulgent feel, while clever storage solutions means bags and clothes are carefully stored away. Iris also has freesat TV, bluetooth speaker and Wifi. A picture window captures the stunning views out over the sea and mountains too………….and have I mentioned the log burner? Handa is approached via its own pathway where your private outside space has a wood burning hot tub and decking area. An outside dining area and barbecue allow you to soak up the magnificent views.

Our postcode is IV27 4NN. We are situated on the stunningly beautiful B869 coastal road linking Kylesku to Lochinver, in the Assynt region of the Northwest Highlands. The area is world famous for its natural beauty, history and geology. The area is also renowned for its wonderful local produce used by nearby restaurants and artisan food producers. So if your getaway intentions are adventurous, cultural or pure relaxation the Assynt region caters for you in abundance.

Newly built 4 bedroom bungalow available for self catering holiday house sleeps up to 8 Child and dog friendly set on the shores of Lochan Fearna. With great walks direct from the cottage and an abundance of wildlife in the surrounding area. Fearna Cottage is a bright modern very spacious single storey cottage situated on our private estate in a stunning location right on the shores of Lochan Fearna. Our cottage is located amidst the unbelievably picturesque landscape of North West Sutherland.

Large 4 bedroom cottage including 2 ensuites and family bathroom with lounge, kitchen diner and utility rooms

Super king size double bed

superb views

Newton Lodge, near Kylesku, is set amidst stunning scenery in the far North West Highlands. All our rooms are en-suite and are stylishly and individually furnished. We have a smart, spacious and comfortable guest lounge with fantastic loch views and our fabulous Highland Bar - No. 4. which is also open to non-residents and we are open for food during the day and evenings. This listing is for our Cosy King Loch View, first floor double (kingsize bed) & en-suite shower room.

Our stunning rooms have been refurbished to a high standard and are individually furnished. They also come with complimentary tea and coffee, wall-mounted TV, USB connector sockets, modern fresh linen, fluffy towels, hairdryer, shower gel, shampoo, conditioner and hand/body lotion. Each has a view of either the loch mountains or both as specified.

Newton Lodge is situated above Loch Glencoul with the stunning peaks of Quinag behind us. Within a UNESCO Global Geopark - One of more than 150 worldwide, this protected area tells the story of a unique landscape and geological heritage. 3 billion years of rock formations – the oldest to be found anywhere in Europe and containing the earliest evidence of life. Visit The Rock Stop Café for more information on this fascinating subject and marvel at the view! There is so much to see and do here including visiting one of the many wonderful beaches peppering the area. Be astonished by golden sands and crystal-clear water. Hike up one of the multitude of peaks including Quinag itself – our neighbouring Corbett or Suilven and Canisp. Or, try Ben More and Conival, the only 2 Munros in Assynt.

Newton Lodge, near Kylesku, is set amidst stunning scenery in the far North West Highlands. All our rooms are en-suite and are stylishly and individually furnished. We have a smart, spacious and comfortable guest lounge with fantastic loch views and our fabulous Highland Bar - No. 4. which is also open to non-residents and we are open for food during the day and evenings. This listing is for our King Mountain View ground floor double (kingsize bed) with an en-suite shower room.

This bedroom faces the parking area, has a fantastic view of Quinag and has privacy blinds. Our stunning rooms have been refurbished to a high standard and are individually furnished. They also come with complimentary tea and coffee, wall-mounted TV, USB connector sockets, modern fresh linen, fluffy towels, hairdryer, shower gel, shampoo, conditioner and hand/body lotion. Each has a view of either the loch, mountains or both as specified.

Newton Lodge is situated above Loch Glencoul with the stunning peaks of Quinag behind us. Within a UNESCO Global Geopark - One of more than 150 worldwide, this protected area tells the story of a unique landscape and geological heritage. 3 billion years of rock formations – the oldest to be found anywhere in Europe and containing the earliest evidence of life. Visit The Rock Stop Café for more information on this fascinating subject and marvel at the view! There is so much to see and do here including visiting one of the many wonderful beaches peppering the area. Be astonished by golden sands and crystal-clear water. Hike up one of the multitude of peaks including Quinag itself – our neighbouring Corbett or Suilven and Canisp. Or, try Ben More and Conival, the only 2 Munros in Assynt.

Cnoclochan is a detached house set in its own grounds on a hillside overlooking the North West Highland village of Scourie. It has panoramic views of the surrounding hills and over the beautiful Scourie Bay out to Handa Island. Sleeping up to seven, Cnoclochan is a great base for exploring this amazing part of Scotland.

Cnoclochan is a detached house set in its own grounds on a hillside overlooking the North West Highland village of Scourie. It has panoramic views of the surrounding hills and over the beautiful Scourie Bay out to Handa Island. There are three bedrooms sleeping six, plus a single sofa bed and extra single mattress. There is one bathroom (with shower) and the master bedroom has en suite facilities. The single beds in the larger twin can be zipped and joined to form a kingsize double. There is a well equipped dining kitchen with views on to the village crofts and hills beyond. The utility room contains the washing machine, freezer and spare sink. The main room of the house is the large lounge with dining area (dining table will seat 8) which enjoys the aforementioned spectacular sea views over Handa. The lounge contains a log fire, well stocked bookcases (including plenty of board games and DVDs) and a TV/DVD player. This room has a feature wall with a huge map of North Scotland made up from OS maps. Outside, there is an enclosed garden area and a small copse of native trees, with the immaculately maintained (though infrequently used) football/shinty pitch and enclosed children’s play area, a minute's walk away. A footpath gives easy access from the house to the beach and village centre, both around a ten minute walk. For bird and wildlife lovers there is a viewing hut looking over the bay. The village centre has a general store (which includes an off licence and post office), a hotel with bar and an outdoor/fishing shop which also has 24 hour petrol pumps. Trout fishing licences for the local lochs can be purchased here.

Scourie is situated in the North West Scotland Geo Park, described as “one of geology’s holy places”. Knochan Crag Visitor Centre explains the area’s geological significance. Ancient caves near Inchnadamph are worth a visit as well as Smoo cave near Durness. The area is famous for its fishing; brown trout in the hill lochs (permits can be obtained locally), mackerel and pollack can be caught from seashore and boat. Boats can be launched from Scourie harbour and the bay is good for canoeing and windsurfing. The beach is safe for children to play on. Exhilarating hill walks in the nearby mountains include Ben Stack, Quinag, Suilven, Arkle, Stac Pollaidh and up to the highest waterfall in Britain. There are magnificent white sandy beaches to explore up the West Coast, including Sandwood Bay and Oldshoremore, on the north around Durness and southwards near Stoer and Lochinver. The area is also popular amongst bird watchers; Handa Island with its small ferry crossing offers a great day out and the chance to see amongst others, puffins, guillemots and skuas. Buzzards and eagles are seen amongst the hills and red deer, otters, pine martens and seals are amongst the local wildlife. Wild deer can graze close to the house.

Newton Lodge, near Kylesku, is set amidst stunning scenery in the far North West Highlands. All our rooms are en-suite and are stylishly and individually furnished. We have a smart, spacious and comfortable guest lounge with fantastic loch views and our fabulous Highland Bar - No. 4. which is also open to non-residents and we are open for food during the day and evenings. This listing is for our first floor, Superior Double (kingsize bed) with an en-suite shower room.

Our stunning rooms have been refurbished to a high standard and are individually furnished. They also come with complimentary tea and coffee, wall-mounted TV, USB connector sockets, modern fresh linen, fluffy towels, hairdryer, shower gel, shampoo, conditioner and hand/body lotion. Each has a view of either the loch, mountains or both as specified.

Newton Lodge is situated above Loch Glencoul with the stunning peaks of Quinag behind us. Within a UNESCO Global Geopark - One of more than 150 worldwide, this protected area tells the story of a unique landscape and geological heritage. 3 billion years of rock formations – the oldest to be found anywhere in Europe and containing the earliest evidence of life. Visit The Rock Stop Café for more information on this fascinating subject and marvel at the view! There is so much to do here including visiting one of the many wonderful beaches peppering the area. Be astonished by golden sands and crystal-clear water. Hike up one of a multitude of peaks including Quinag itself – our neighbouring Corbett and Suilven and Canisp. Or, try Ben More and Conival, the only 2 Munros in Assynt.

Newton Lodge, near Kylesku, is set amidst stunning scenery in the far North West Highlands. All our rooms are en-suite and are stylishly and individually furnished. We have a smart, spacious and comfortable guest lounge with fantastic loch views and our fabulous Highland Bar - No. 4. which is also open to non-residents and we are open for food during the day and evenings. This listing is for our Superior King, first floor double (super-king bed) with an en-suite shower room.

Newton Lodge has been completely refurbished throughout and our stunning rooms have been finished to a high standard and are individually furnished. They also come with complimentary tea and coffee, wall-mounted TV, USB connector sockets, modern fresh linen, fluffy towels, hairdryer, shower gel, shampoo, conditioner and hand/body lotion. Each has a view of either the loch, mountains or both as specified.

Newton Lodge is situated above Loch Glencoul with the stunning peaks of Quinag behind us. Within a UNESCO Global Geopark - One of more than 150 worldwide, this protected area tells the story of a unique landscape and geological heritage. 3 billion years of rock formations – the oldest to be found anywhere in Europe and containing the earliest evidence of life. Visit The Rock Stop Café for more information on this fascinating subject and marvel at the view! There is so much to do here including visiting one of the many wonderful beaches peppering the area. Be astonished by golden sands and crystal-clear water. Hike up one of the multitude of peaks including Quinag itself – our neighbouring Corbett or Suilven and Canisp. Or, try Ben More and Conival, the only 2 Munros in Assynt.

Newton Lodge, near Kylesku, is set amidst stunning scenery in the far North West Highlands. All our rooms are en-suite and are stylishly and individually furnished. We have a smart, spacious and comfortable guest lounge with fantastic loch views and our fabulous Highland Bar - No. 4. which is also open to non-residents and we are open for food during the day and evenings. This listing is for a Superking Mountain View first floor rear double (super-kingsize bed) & en-suite shower room.

Our stunning rooms have been refurbished to a high standard and are individually furnished. They also come with complimentary tea and coffee, wall-mounted TV, USB connector sockets, modern fresh linen, fluffy towels, hairdryer, shower gel, shampoo, conditioner and hand/body lotion. Each has a view of either the loch, mountains or both as specified.

Newton Lodge is situated above Loch Glencoul with the stunning peaks of Quinag behind us. Within a UNESCO Global Geopark - One of more than 150 worldwide, this protected area tells the story of a unique landscape and geological heritage. 3 billion years of rock formations – the oldest to be found anywhere in Europe and containing the earliest evidence of life. Visit The Rock Stop Café for more information on this fascinating subject and marvel at the view! There is so much to see and do here including visiting one of the many wonderful beaches peppering the area. Be astonished by golden sands and crystal-clear water. Hike up one of the multitude of peaks including Quinag itself – our neighbouring Corbett or Suilven and Canisp. Or, try Ben More and Conival, the only 2 Munros in Assynt.

IMPORTANT PLEASE READ! 8 bedrooms which include five double rooms, two twin rooms. Each bedroom accommodates a maximum of 2 persons per room * Rate is £160.00 per room per night *A bunk bed is also available room for up to 4 children Rate is £160.00per night for bunkroom

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