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Lodge 4 - "Birch"

(Ref. 1157576)

Lamlash, Isle Of Arran, North Ayrshire Show on map

Customer rating 1.8

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A property's star rating is the average of the star ratings received from guests that wish for their review to be published

Sykes rating

  • 4 Guests

  • 2 Bedrooms

  • 1 Bathroom

  • Pets: No

Features

  • Ground floor accommodation
  • Ground floor bedroom
  • Garden / Patio
  • Highchair available
  • Broadband / WiFi

Reviews & Ratings

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  • out (4)
  • no (4)
  • all (3)
  • left (3)
  • beautiful (3)
  • don't (3)

4 Customer Reviews

  • "The location was beautiful and owner was friendly and helpful with a leak."

    The lodges themselves were pretty disgusting though and did not feel well maintained. To pick one example, dish rack in both kodges we had had lumps of brown goo in it, as well as hair and bits of food residue. Surfaces and floor were unclean and sticky. My sister found a literal ball of hair in a drawer of utensils. Also not convinced by things like fire blanket being up to date - case was completely sunbleached like it had sat there for years. There was a certificate of pat testing that was due January of 2025 or something - not terrible, but some of the equipment like kettle had pat stickers say due 2008! Mixed information between guidance on Sykes, folder of docs in property and general messages on property. One thing said 5 pounds will be left for electricity meter while a note under the 5 pounds said these were for emergency only and to be replaced by guest if used - given we spent 700 quid for 4 nights that felt pretty cheap!! Sisters lodge had a serious leak which led to power cutting off repeatedly because we had the water heater on qnd didnt realise. Spent 20 quid on the meter that night so the kids could shower while this was happening. Owner was easy to contact and responsive, but next day plumber came when we were out and didn't bring a spare key so had to get him the day after. Was very telling that owner couldn't get a spare key. These lodges don't feel looked after at all. Last one - sisters lodge had a bath where the outside of the plughole was so rusted it couldn't hold water! This stuff is all manageable for a cheap stay for a walking holiday, but it wasnt cheap and we were going with young kids prepared to spend a bit more time in the lodges if weather had turned.

    Reviewed by Stuart2.0★Jul 2025

  • "This structure is at least 32 years old, is in poor condition."

    Uncomfortable with poky bedrooms. Largely unheatable and probably unusable during cold weather. Insulation non-existent. Vast supply of pound coins needed for the electric meter. Everything damp. Broken and rotten wooden steps, wobbly rails and some of the structure actually fell off during stay. Very old near-unworkable cooker and poorly equipped kitchen. Steep access paths unmaintained and dangerous. It should be pointed out that cars have to be left at the bottom of site and luggage carted up the dodgy paths. This lodge and probably all the others need a complete makeover with proper heating system, revamped kitchen. In fact the whole interior needs to be updated. All the access paths need to be re-made. The electricity should be included in the price. The shed with the washing machine and dryer needs to be rebuilt and the appliances replaced. Overall not a good place to stay - beautiful island but in the end looked forward to leaving and would certainly never go back to this site.

    Reviewed by John1.0★Jul 2025

  • "COR-426458-CF (Heather) Recent new owner, was the site checked by Sykes?"

    Because if it was we don't feel the property offered value for money, given the problems we faced. On arrival the Immersion heater had flooded the kitchen and was out of order. We had no hot water from Saturday until Monday 6pm after the plumber had fitted a new thermostat. the boiler was old and had low water pressure. Bathroom - Poor quality 'Power' shower; shaver light did not work; overflow of sink leaked onto floor Kitcken - poor quality cooker; limited equipment for 4 people e.g. 2 wine glasses, broken tin opener Other - no battery in clock; broken step up to the property; only one spare toilet roll; no mop or dishcloth/kitchen cleaner to maintain cleanliness during the week

    Reviewed by Jean1.0★May 2025

  • "The setting was very peaceful."

    The chalet was well laid out. The heating was totally inadequate and at the end of September it was pretty cold. The duvet was flimsy and I'm glad we had an extra blanket from the car.They left £5 in single pound coins for each day, which was fine, we put in more than double that again and it was still cool. Please don't advertise that there is wifi. There was no Wi-Fi at all. Tried several times each day. I was hoping in the peace and quiet of doing a little research. I would rather.That said we did enjoy our Arran visit. I love these chalets and their location, they have huge potential with a little bit of serious TLC . This wee complex could be so beautiful

    Reviewed by Catriona3.0★Sep 2024

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Summary

  • Single-storey
  • Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin
  • Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC
  • Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with electric fire
  • Electric panel heating
  • Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice box, kettle, toaster
  • TV with DVD player, WiFi
  • Fuel and power inc. in rent
  • Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
  • Enclosed front decking
  • Sorry, no smoking
  • Local co-op shuts at 10pm
  • Shop 1.0 mile, pub 1.2 miles
  • Note: Electricity is paid by a £1 coin meter; £5 will be left by the electric meter in the summer and in the winter incase of late arrival in the dark, please ensure you bring £1.00 coins for the meter for the duration of your stay
  • Note: There are steps up to the property, please take care
  • Please note: no fires must be lit in the grounds
  • Please note this property has a good housekeeping bond of £100.00

The property

Lamlash 1.5 miles.

Lodge 4 - "Birch" is a lovely lodge laying near the coastal village of Lamlash, North Ayrshire.

Ideal for gatherings of friends or family, this quaint retreat provides a warm base from which to explore the beautiful surroundings while enjoying quality time together.

You'll be welcomed to a spacious open-plan space in your new one-storey lodge that has been carefully planned to meet all of your needs.

With everything you need in the kitchen, cooking your favourite dishes is a breeze.

The dining area, which is adjacent to the kitchen and seats four comfortably, offers an inviting place to enjoy home-cooked meals and talk about the adventures of the day.

Moving to the sitting room, you'll discover a comfortable area to relax in, furnished with a TV and an electric fireplace to keep you warm throughout the winter!

The lodge has two immaculate bedrooms, a twin and a double, that provide a calm haven following a full day of sightseeing.

With its bathtub and overhead shower, the family bathroom is the ideal place to take a quick shower or a leisurely soak.

Enjoy a wonderful stay at Lodge 4 - "Birch".

Note: This property can be booked with refs. 1157578, 1157573, 1157575, 1151729 and 1157577, together sleeping up to 24 guests.

Short-term Holiday Let Licence No: NA-00756-F

Dyemill Lodges

Dyemill Lodges are a lovely collection of holiday lodges set among the woods in the countryside of the Isle of Arran. All of these lodges have two bedrooms and offer guests a unique and secluded location which makes it ideal for a large group of families and friends who are seeking to escape the busy town life and enjoy some quiet time. The local area and island as a whole have a great deal on offer to guests. Venture out and immerse yourself in the enchanting surroundings. Start your exploration at Brodick Castle, Garden and Country Park. Stroll through the grand gardens, explore the castle exhibitions, and soak up the stunning view. Take a journey back in time at the King's Caves, home to myths and legends of times past, and further your historical adventures at Machrie Moor Standing Stones, a fascinating prehistoric site. For more insight into Arran's past, pay a visit to the Arran Heritage Museum. Challenge yourself with a hike to reach the Giants' Graves, a duo of Neolithic chambered tombs set within a picturesque clearing; the views at the summit are well worth the climb. Stand in awe of the beauty of Eas a’ Chrannaig, a hidden gem waterfall in nearby Glenashdale that offers an idyllic spot for contemplation. Lastly, be sure to visit the serene Kildonan Castle to witness an impressive maritime fortress in a breathtaking coastal setting. After your days of exploring, return to the wonderful Dyemill Lodges.

Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £100.

Where you’ll be staying

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LAMLASH, ISLE OF ARRAN

Brodick 3.5 miles; Blackwaterfoot 14.1 miles

Lamlash, located on the picturesque Isle of Arran, offers a charming array of dining options for visitors to enjoy. The Pierhead Tavern and Drift Inn are popular choices for those seeking delicious meals and refreshing beverages in a welcoming and inviting atmosphere. For a more relaxed dining experience, the Glenisle Hotel and Bistro provides a delightful selection of cafe fare in a quaint setting. In addition to its culinary offerings, Lamlash boasts historical attractions that are sure to captivate tourists. The 19th century Brodick Castle, Garden and Country Park offers a glimpse into the island's rich past, with its stunning architecture and beautifully landscaped grounds. For a deeper dive into Arran's heritage, the Arran Heritage Museum provides a fascinating look at the island's cultural traditions and history. Whether exploring the historical landmarks or indulging in the local cuisine, Lamlash is a destination that offers a perfect blend of relaxation and discovery for travelers seeking a memorable experience on the Isle of Arran.

This property offers the following short breaks:

  • Winter
  • Off-season
  • Last minute
  • Christmas
Flexible cancellation terms

If you cancel before 12 noon , get all of your money back:

  • Rent
  • Extras
  • Fees

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