3 Dunrobin Street

What a wonderful little house this is.

From the moment you arrive, you feel as though you have stepped back in time. The low front door leading into the house and the low ceilings in the hallway might make you think it is a small property. But that is also part of its charm. Walk through the hallway towards the back of the house and you will find the kitchen-living area. Everything you could possibly need is provided. There are three bedrooms with three double beds, as well as a separate single bed, ensuring a wonderful night’s sleep. The staircase leading upstairs, where the living room is located, among other things, is easy to manage, even for guests with limited mobility. The bathroom and one of the bedrooms are also upstairs. The garden is small, but it is a lovely place to sit and listen to the sound of the many seagulls laughing.

We greatly enjoyed our stay.

The kitchen is very well equipped, and there is a broad selection of books. It is nicely situated within easy reach of e.g. Rogie Falls, Chanonry Point and Loch Ness. One can even walk (along the A9 though) to the distillery. A big Tesco supermarket is within walking distance. Just watch your head at the entrance (but that was already described). The kitchen and 2 bedrooms are downstairs, and bathroom, living room and another bedroom is upstairs. The ceiling upstairs is lower.

Outside of the beds being a little hard and shorter than expected, it was a great stay.

Parking an issue you can't park cottage side of road because it makes road to narrow for imergency vehicles /bin lorries etc.

Cottage was clean and well equipped. Fridge freezer had half used food left in it. No phone number for owner/caretaker in the case of a problem

We booked 3 Dunrobin Street at the last minute after a wet and wild camping trip in Syke .

We needed to be dry for a while to recover. It was well positioned in the the beautiful Dornoch Firth accessed a short walk from the cottage past Adventure Café where I picked up a latte for the walk. We had a small dog and the garden was enclosed and perfect for our pooch . There were even dog bowls , poop bags if you’ve forgotten doggie essentials . The kitchen had literally everything you’d need even cake tins if you fancied baking . Small with a dining table and very serviceable . The lounge upstairs is very comfortable light and airy . Modern clean bathroom with a good shower . We slept in upstairs bedroom , nice room again everything you’d need . Bed OK . Metal and creaky , mattress alright but I wouldn’t say it was that comfortable . My husband is a large guy so if anything i’d suggest an upgrade on the bed and mattress to a king . With a more solid frame . Tain is wonderfully positioned for sight seeing . We took car ferry to the Black Isle . Visited all local attractions and distilleries . A stunning forest walk from the cottage about 1 1/2 miles away -Tain Hill . In fact so beautiful we went twice . Had wonderful toad stalls which made for great photography. We also drove to the North via A 836 to Tongue then all the way round the North coast road and back down the east back to Tain . A mammoth drive but well worth it with lots of sight seeing stops on the way . We didn’t find parking an issue . We have a big estate car and found a space easily every day . Nice neighbours chatted to us . We are so pleased to have found 3 Dunrobin cottage and Tain .

Lovely facility that is close to amenities.

Very comfortable and immaculately clean. The house could do with a brush and a mop and bucket to clean. the floor at the end of our weekend break. I know there was a miniature brush and shovel but they were difficult to use due to recent knee operation. Also the exit into the back garden is pretty dangerous as you have to step over a hole to the slab, especially in the dark. The fridge door opens onto a handle on an adjacent cupboard door which has slight damage on it. Through time this could get worse. Simple remedy is to change fridge door to open in opposite direction. This is very easyily fixed. There is a great book on the table which shows all available eating and take away places as well as local tourist attractions. All in all, it's a beautifull, well kept home and hopefully I'll be back in the near future to do more visits to tourist destinations.

There were 3 of us stayed for 3 weeks and the only problems were the parking and the height of the microwave as I'm only 5'2 I found it difficult to reach.

I would say it was beyond our expectations, if you are looking for a quiet holiday I would highly recommend thus cottage.

Very nice little property.

Fully equipped kitchen, comfortable beds, nice bathroom, perfect for our needs. Only very minor would be the tv signal is very poor and the shower head could be a little higher but overall a really good place to stay. Thanks

Everything we needed for a few days.

Lovely and clean. Comfortable and close to the shops. We parked up the road a bit.

We are sorry to say we were a bit disappointed, especially after reading all the good reviews from other people.

Floor and kitchen were dirty. Dog hair could be seen in the corners. The kitchen was in theory well equipped, but with random, old, and not so clean utensils. There were only mobile oil heater radiators available. The chimney in one of the bedrooms was awaiting maintenance, and unfortunately that makes the room smell of dump. I’m sorry to say but I wouldn’t recommend it.

We enjoyed our break at the cottage although we did raise a question the day after we arrived regarding the bad TV signal and never received a reply from Sykes or the owners.

It should also be known that parking in the narrow street can present a problem as some residents appear to feel that there are certain spaces that are really theirs. It can be very difficult when you are trying to unload and load your car. Cottage was comfortable and well equipped. Lots of the basics you require are provided in the kitchen.

We had a lovely 4 night stay at 3 Dunrobin Street.

We had previously booked an alternative cottage for the week before which was cancelled at short notice so we booked here with Sykes for the following week and the weather was glorious! The cottage had everything we could have needed for our stay which we found spacious and comfortable. We had one issue with getting a signal for terrestrial tv channels however streaming apps were available which we made use of. It was our first visit to Tain and we’re delighted at how close all amenities are. Thank you for providing such a cosy and comfortable stay

Lovely cottage, had everything you could possibly need in the kitchen.

Nice enclosed garden perfect for the dog, could perhaps do with a little tidy up. Great base for walking into the village or exploring further afield. Close to pub and shops etc. Would recommend

We stayed the second week of our three weeks in Scotland in 3 Dunrobin Street.

This cottage offers great value for money. Positive points are that it is clean. Good mattresses. Generally good facilities. Good use of space. Small negative is that it gets very warm upstairs. In the kitchen for example a wok or extra frying pan would be welcome.

A much nicer house than we expected.

Its very well equipped, especially for a family, with plenty of games, books and kitchen equipment. There is a herbs and spices rack which means you dont need to bring the essentials. I was very happy. Only change I would make is the rules - wasnt clear if we needed to strip the beds etc. We cleaned up after ourselves but would be good to have a clearer standard. Would reccomend.

Really enjoyed our stay in this very comfortable well equiped cottage

The cottage was a fantastic base during my trip to the north of Scotland.

It was clean and very welcoming. I loved the upstairs lounge area with the velux windows with all the light pouring in. Thank you for the milk, butter and cheese etc. I would love to return again.

Ticks all the boxes for relaxing weeks R&R.

Only the two of us plus dog- so more than ample space- if you’re tall- just watch your head coming down the stairs- learned to duck after a few bumps!

3 Dunrobin Street is a great property.

Nice, modern decor and very comfortable. Great facilities and handy for town and seaside walks. Only issue(not for us) is that bathroom/shower upstairs, so, wouldn’t be suitable for people with reduced mobility. Thans for a lovey break and the delicious local cheese, milk and butter

This is a lovely old fisherman's cottage with lots of character, cosy, comfy and well stocked, very handy for all that Tain has to offer.

There was a problem with opening the front door, we could see various screws had been removed previously and the key cover; it is easy to open from outside but we all struggled with opening from inside. Also we couldn't find any information about what we could put in the recycling, which does differ from place to place. However, these minor niggles apart, we really enjoyed our stay. The local cheese plus breakfast rolls, milk and delicious butter you provided were most welcome. I would definitely recommend a stay in this house.

Lovely little property, provided a perfect base for us whilst visiting the area.

It was clean, bright and comfortable with lots of extras that made it feel like a home from home. The owners left a lovely welcome pack of rolls, milk and local butter and cheese which was such a lovely touch. The kitchen was so well stocked opening straight into the garden. Would definitely stay again :0)

Nice place with nice garden.

Lovely cottage.

Central location. Clean, comfortable, nice decor. We enjoyed our stay.