Suil Na Mara

Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
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Reviews

Mrs Fraser
October 2018

“Our stay at Suil Na Mara was lovely.”

The weather was awful outside but we were cosy inside as we watched the storm rage outside from the patio doors. The property on the whole was wonderful however there are tired parts of the lodge which need attention and a new double bed mattress won't go amiss. We hope to return next year as the minor flaws did not detract from our stay.

The weather was awful outside but we were cosy inside as we watched the storm rage outside from the patio doors. The property on the whole was wonderful however there are tired parts of the lodge which need attention and a new double bed mattress won't go amiss. We hope to return next year as the minor flaws did not detract from our stay.

Thank you for your feed back. We have improved key areas of the cottage, as well as some points raised. We have replaced the double bed mattress and redecorated. We hope to see you at Suil Na Mara again. - Sykes owner relations
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d0ff0 September 2018

“Loved by all including dogs!”

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay (all too short) at the lodge. While the wind and rain hurled themselves at the windows we felt cosy and warm in our holiday home! This cottage is very well equipped, the beds are cosy and the surrounding garden well landscaped with plants native to the region. Our Old English Sheepdog and Labradoodle took to their temporary home with alacrity; it was also wonderful to see them appreciating the endless sandy beaches nearby.
Ms Docherty September 2018

“Lovely, cosy accommodation in a very peaceful area.”

The house is well stocked with everything you need for your stay. It is well situated for exploring the Wester Ross area with all its beautiful scenery and wildlife. Thoroughly enjoyed our break.
Mr Alexander September 2018

“We were disappointed at no sea view as advertised, 'phone signal very poor, no wifi, poor tv reception, damp smell.”

Garbage removal needs rethink. General need of tlc. Shame since location so beautiful

Thank you for your feed back. The rubbish is handled and deposed of by the Local Authority, we have addressed this and there are now improved arrangements in place. Sykes owner relations
Dr Sinclair August 2018

“We were happy with the lodge however, there is no sea view whatsoever.”

The picture of the lodge showing the sea view must have been taken at least ten years ago and, since then, the shrubs and trees have grown to such an extent there is now no view. This was of particular disappointment to my 92 year old mother for whom we had arranged the holiday and the view was a major selling point. Although quite clear on your website, another website renting adjacent lodges does advertise wifi and this caused confusion in our party. Finally, the last three nights were ruined by the party in an adjacent lodge playing outrageously loud music until at least 5am. The lack of an onsite contact to address such anti-social behaviour seriously detracted from our enjoyment of the holiday.
Mr Born July 2018

“Clean and specious for 3 adults (twin and double bed in 2 rooms).”

Washing machine available. Quiet environment, I didn’t hear the main road. Car parked next to the house. No direct sight on the see, the trees are just to high. Mobile signal is poor, no WiFi available and as the mobile data signal is only gprs, you have to do you online searching elsewhere.

Thank you for your feed back. As the property rural location, phone signal may be affected. Sykes owner relations
Mrs Coomans July 2018

“The kitchen was not clean when we arrived.”

The working surface was ok, but inside the cupboards it was dirty and greasy. The shower jet was very weak. WiFi would be e big improvement since there is very littel mobile phone range in the area.

Thank you for your feed back. We're sorry to hear about this, your comments have been noted and actions will be taken in future to prevent this further. Sykes owner relations
Mr Jeeves June 2018

“The cottage was fine, but tiring a little.”

The windows in particular are getting old and we had great difficulty locking the patio door. The location is nice and quiet and close to beautiful Loch Ewe.

Thank you for your feed back. The lodge has double glazed throughout. The patio doors have since been replaced. Sykes owner relations
Mr Aitken April 2018

“An absolutely lovely place to stay.”

Highly recommended
Mr Binnie October 2017

“Excellent location and part of the NC500, the cottage although in general terms was clean and tidy could do with some upgrading.”
Miss Love March 2017

“Great comfortable and cosy Lodge.”

Just what we needed for our staycation.
A FlipKey verified reviewer January 2014

“It's what we needed peace and quite”

We loved the lodge very homely tidy ,it had everything you needed .We would have loved to go back and spend Christmas there .Maybe we will come back later in the year .Thank you
Mrs B January 2014

“perfectly tranquil and quiet for a honeymoon”

The venue, location and everything about the place were perfect for us on honeymoon, but ideal if you want to leave everything behind and have a quiet break. Only downside for use was the mattress on the bed was a bit hard for our liking!

Features

Off road parking
Ground floor bedroom
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Seaside

The property

This spacious detached, wooden lodge is superbly situated at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on a small development of 10 similar properties, in the pretty village of Aultbea in the Western Highlands of Scotland.

Very well equipped, and offering beautiful views across the shores of Loch Ewe, this Aultbea cottage is ideal for a family or a group of friends looking to embrace the great outdoors during the day, and enjoy the local hospitality available on the doorstep in the evening.

Set entirely over the ground floor, this cottage in Aultbea offers two comfortable bedrooms, a bathroom and a neat kitchen, plus the spacious sitting room with dining area provides a great place to relax and gather together.

On warmer evenings you can slide open the patio doors and step out onto the balcony for an early evening drink as you admire the calming views across the water.

The village of Aultbea has good local services including a well-stocked general store and a pub/hotel within easy walking distance offering dining options. The larger village of Gairloch is twelve miles to the south, and here you can take a boat trip to spot the whales that call on this beautiful area of Scotland, or why not play a game of golf on the 9 hole course whilst gazing across the sea to the Inner Hebrides?

This lovely lodge is also lucky enough to be ideally located for exploring the North Coast 500, a tourist route around the north of Scotland for taking in the fantastic sights on offer.

This Aultbea cottage offers an ideal retreat to complement your holiday in the beautiful West Highlands.

Accommodation

All ground floor. Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Kitchen. Sitting room with dining area and electric stove.

Amenities

Electric heating with electric stove
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, TV with Freeview, DVD, CD/radio, selection of books and games
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Off road parking for 3 cars
Balcony with furniture
Lawned garden with furniture
Two well-behaved dogs welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shop 1 mile, pub/hotel 10 mins walk
Note: There is a small, unfenced stream running through the front garden, please ensure children are supervised at all times
Note: Property accessed via four steps to front door and balcony
Note: Check in is after 4pm Note: WIFI is not available at the lodge however many local cafes and restaurants offer free WIFI

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About the location

AULTBEA

Ullapool 44 miles; Dingwall 65 miles; Inverness 76 miles.

The Wester Ross village of Aultbea is situated on the shores of beautiful Loch Ewe and is perfectly located for exploring the North-West Highlands. The area is rich in attractions, with the renowned National Trust Inverewe Gardens full of exotic plants, just 6 miles away. Beautiful Gruinard Bay, with its striking red sandy beaches and a backdrop of spectacular mountains, is nearby. The village itself has two local shops and one hotel. Stroll along the beaches, study the bird life or simply relax and watch out for seals, otters and other wildlife - this truly is the perfect base for a relaxing holiday!

Suil Na Mara

Aultbea, Northern Highlands & Cairngorms National Park (Ref. 24560)

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Reviews

“Our stay at Suil Na Mara was lovely.”

“Loved by all including dogs!”

“Lovely, cosy accommodation in a very peaceful area.”

“We were disappointed at no sea view as advertised, 'phone signal very poor, no wifi, poor tv reception, damp smell.”

“We were happy with the lodge however, there is no sea view whatsoever.”

“Clean and specious for 3 adults (twin and double bed in 2 rooms).”

“The kitchen was not clean when we arrived.”

“The cottage was fine, but tiring a little.”

“An absolutely lovely place to stay.”

“Excellent location and part of the NC500, the cottage although in general terms was clean and tidy could do with some upgrading.”

“Great comfortable and cosy Lodge.”

“It's what we needed peace and quite”

“perfectly tranquil and quiet for a honeymoon”