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Vernon's review of Lochinver Lodge
self catering Highlands

 

Lochinver Lodge

 

Luxury self catering timber lodge with stunning views over Loch Inver and the Assynt mountains beyond - sleeps 6

 

High up above the pretty fishing village of Lochinver now sits a second, brand new luxury Highland lodge, looking down over the sea loch and across to the Assynt mountain range with its unusual, dramatically shaped peaks. With the house just completed, one final touch of luxury is still to come - a splendid seven person hot tub will grace the outdoor decking area from the beginning of 2014. Once this is in place, guests will be able to sit back in the warm, bubbling water and enjoy the view from this wonderfully decadent vantage point.

Inside the lodge, ceiling height windows offer a glorious panorama of the same view from the huge, open plan living area. In this bright and airy room, an enormous and comfortable sofa dominates the seating area, facing the window and woodburner. This is a great place to sit in the evening all cosy and warm, looking out at the sea and mountains as night draws in and enjoying the flicker of the fire which glows from the glass sided woodburner. The decor is simple and effective: cream walls, rich wooden floors and earthy upholstery are brightened with touches of scarlet in the rugs and cushions, a theme carried through into the adjacent kitchen space where sleek, chic wooden cabinets sit beside shiny red tiles and classy granite worktops.

I love the open plan layout - it makes for very sociable living - and no one is shut away in the kitchen slaving alone over a stove. If it's warm, the large, furnished decking area makes a very pleasant extra outdoor room in which to sit, eat or cook on the barbecue and soon, to have a good splash in the hot tub too.

Here there are three spacious bedrooms to sleep six guests, but if there are more in your party, or you're spending part or all of your holiday with another group of family or friends, don't be dismayed. Two enterprising brothers have built two equally wonderful and luxurious lodges which sit beside one another but not so close as to affect the privacy of each. The lodges are similar in layout and both enjoy the same fantastic view, but each has its own style and personal touches. If availability allows, both lodges can be booked together to cater for up to twelve guests.

Being newly finished, this lovely luxury lodge has plenty of availability at the time of writing, but to guarantee being among the first to enjoy a stay here, do please book well ahead - I am certain that the weeks will soon become booked up.

luxury cottage Highlands

holiday cottage with view

self catering with hot tub


Further details about this accommodation

Downstairs
Large, open plan living room with woodburning stove and huge windows looking out over the stunning view; TV and DVD.
Spacious, well-equipped kitchen/dining area with quality appliances including dishwasher, walk in fridge and freezer, washing machine and dryer.
Twin ensuite bedroom.
Double ensuite bedroom.
Towels and linen provided.

Upstairs
Large kingsize ensuite bedroom with balcony overlooking the lovely view to the sea.

Outside
Private driveway and parking.
Attractive, raised decking area with outdoor seating and - from January 2014 - a large seven person outdoor hot tub with a fantastic view; private garden with ornamental pond.

The lodge has underfloor heating throughout as well as a lovely wood burning stove in the living area.
Wheelchair accessible.

Our top 5 reasons why you would choose to stay at this excellent self catering property
hotel There are delightful short walks through nearby Culag Woods, with lovely views, sculptures and surprises to find along the way. The five mile Glencanisp circuit follows the River Inver through woodland and crosses open moorland to a lovely loch with mountain views. A more strenuous twelve mile hike with a short, final scramble will take you to the summit of the uniquely shaped Suilven and reward you with superlative views.
hotel Sutherland's west coast boasts many often deserted, white sandy beaches edged by grassy dunes and clear turquoise sea. Clachtoll, Clashnessie and Stoer are all lovely, close by and easily accessible.
self catering This is a great area for canoeing and kayaking on river, loch or sea. Norwest Sea Kayaking based in Lochinver, does half day and day trips and courses in the Achiltibuie-Summer Isles, Ullapool and Lochinver area.
hotel The Lochinver area is home to a huge variety of interesting flora and fauna including black-throated loons, greenshanks, puffins, Arctic skuas,ptarmigan, golden plovers and golden eagle, mountain hares, pine martens, otters and red deer, grey seals, porpoises, dolphins, minke and killer whales, rare helleborines, yellow mountain saxifrage, viviparous bistort and mountain avens.
hotel The cafe in the former Fisherman's Mission does good, wholesome food and has a table license. For fine dining,
the restaurant at Inver Lodge has lovely views of the loch and sumptuous menus featuring freshly landed fish (take your own), lobster, langoustine, wild salmon, Highland lamb and Scottish beef while the Albannach might serve a warm tartlet of local Lochinver crab with vine tomato chutney or seared, hand-dived Lochinver scallops and roasted monkfish tails on saffron and seaweed rice or in season, wood pigeon with spiced red cabbage with guinea fowl ravioli and game chocolate sauce or roast saddle of wild venison with port sauce.