Log Cabins to RentStunning scenery, from mountain to glen, remote isles to lively cities, Scotland makes for a great holiday experience. Whether it's 'bagging' a munroe or swimming in a loch, spotting red deer or bird watching, exploring the forests or whisky tasting there is so much to offer.
Arabella Apartment is a fully renovated, period, three-bedroom apartment located within a historic Georgian house dating back to 1872. Situated in the magnificent West End of Edinburgh, this property is part of the prestigious George Heriot Estate, adding a touch of grandeur and historical significance to its charm. As a Grade B listed building and part of the UNESCO World Heritage site in the New Town Conservation Area, it boasts bags of history and character that make it truly special.
One of the highlights of Arabella Apartment is its access to beautiful gardens, making it an ideal choice for families with kids. The private gardens, established in 1877 as part of the planning of Edinburgh New Town, offer a spacious and serene setting for relaxation and play. The grounds are shared with other residents, providing a sense of community and a safe space for children to enjoy the outdoors.
Stepping inside, guests are greeted with a well-designed interior layout that exudes modern comfort and functionality. The top-floor apartment features a large open-plan lounge, kitchen, and dining room. The lounge and front bedroom offer delightful views overlooking the private gardens, accessible with a key provided. The kitchen is fully equipped with Bosch appliances, ensuring a hassle-free cooking experience for guests. A gas fireplace in the lounge, controlled by a remote, adds warmth and cosiness during winter nights.
As for the sleeping arrangements, Arabella Apartment features three well-appointed bedrooms. Bedroom one and Bedroom two both offer king-size beds, while Bedroom three is equipped with a double bed, accommodating families and groups comfortably.
The apartment's prime location offers easy access to numerous attractions and landmarks. The majestic Edinburgh Castle is within walking distance, as is Princes Street, a shopping and dining hub. Nearby, the Scottish Modern Art Galleries and St Mary's Cathedral provide cultural and architectural delights for visitors. The charming Dean Village and the picturesque Water of Leith are just a stroll away, perfect for leisurely walks. The Botanic Gardens and Inverleith Park are within walking distance for those seeking more greenery.
Arabella Apartment is a historical gem nestled within Edinburgh's enchanting West End, offering families a unique blend of history, comfort, and access to beautiful gardens. Its proximity to major attractions and family-friendly amenities presents an ideal base for exploring the captivating city of Edinburgh with loved ones.
Arabella Apartment enjoys a prime location in the heart of Edinburgh's prestigious West End, making it an exceptional choice for those seeking a blend of historic charm and modern convenience. Nestled within the vast George Heriot Estate, the apartment holds a significant place in the city's rich history, as it was originally part of a Georgian house dating back to 1872.
Situated within the New Town UNESCO World Heritage site and the Conservation Area, Arabella Apartment is surrounded by architectural wonders and a captivating atmosphere. Being a Grade B-listed building adds to its allure, as guests can immerse themselves in the authentic ambience of Edinburgh's past.
One of the location's highlights is its proximity to the enchanting private gardens. Originally opened in 1877 as part of the city's planning for the New Town, these well-maintained gardens provide a peaceful retreat for residents and visitors alike. Families with children will appreciate the presence of a children's play area, offering a safe and inviting space for the little ones to play and explore.
Arabella Apartment is ideally situated to easily access Edinburgh's iconic landmarks and attractions. A leisurely walk leads guests to the majestic Edinburgh Castle, an emblem of the city's history and grandeur. The bustling thoroughfare of Princes Street, renowned for its shopping, dining, and entertainment options, is just a stone's throw away, catering to a variety of interests.
Culture enthusiasts will find themselves spoilt for choice as they explore the nearby Scottish Modern Art Galleries and the architectural marvel of St Mary's Cathedral. The Water of Leith and Dean Village, with their picturesque settings and historical significance, offer delightful walks and charming vistas. For nature lovers, the Botanic Gardens and Inverleith Park provide verdant retreats, inviting visitors to unwind and appreciate the beauty of Edinburgh's natural surroundings.
Arabella Apartment's location in Edinburgh's West End presents a delightful combination of historical significance and contemporary accessibility. With its proximity to private gardens, iconic landmarks, cultural attractions, and convenient transportation options, guests can experience the true essence of Edinburgh while revelling in comfort and charm. Whether strolling through the historic streets, immersing in cultural delights, or simply enjoying the beauty of the private gardens, Arabella Apartment offers an unforgettable Edinburgh experience for all visitors.
‘Darach’ is the Gaelic name for Oak and this cabin has been suitably finished in Oak cladding. This vibrant wood brings a deep, warm atmosphere to the space as it captures light from our long summer sunsets. It features a King-size four-poster steel frame bed made by our team at McLaren Building. This kitchen has been handcrafted in Walnut and finished in an oak trim and topped with stylish Corian. The bathroom has a large drench shower and a Bluetooth mirror speaker to set your mood.
Ardcana, luxury spaces have been built around the view, with huge picture windows which offer an unrivalled panorama, even from the comfort of your bed. Whether the sun is shining, or the famous Skye rain is falling, you will be able to watch a stunning show, night after night from the comfort of Ardcana. In the height of summer, you might just be lucky enough to experience the sun setting behind Dun Caan, the famous flat-topped mountain of Raasay.
This cabin is located in Isle of Skye. Brochs at Glenelg - Dun Telve & Dun Troddan and Raasay House Activities Centre are local landmarks, and some of the area's attractions include Magpie and Isle of Skye Market Square. Spend some time exploring the area's activities, including birdwatching.
Ardeonaig Rocks Lodge has a furnished decking area that makes a perfect place to enjoy your scenic surroundings and the spectacular views over Loch Tay and the Ben Lawers mountain range. You’ll also find a private hot tub here, perfect for soaking in the atmosphere while the warm bubbles soothe your cares away. There’s also a fire pit for your enjoyment, as well as a barbecue if you’re in the mood for cooking up something delicious.
Indoors, a spacious open-plan living, kitchen and dining room is waiting to welcome you, with a wood-burning stove offering a warming ambience while a TV and DVD player provide the entertainment.
You’ll find the kitchen area superbly equipped with everything you need for your self-catering break, including an electric cooker, a microwave, and a fridge/freezer, as well as a dishwasher, and a washing machine.
Ardeonaig Rocks Lodge has three bedrooms, one with a double bed and two with twin beds. There’s a family bathroom as well as an additional en-suite.
Perfectly placed in picturesque Perthshire is this Victorian country house, set within its own secluded grounds, yet within walking distance from the village of Kirkmichael. A short drive, lined by rhododendrons, leads you up to the holiday house, where you will find a fine granite structure that has been extended over the years to become more of a mansion than a house. This holiday house in Scotland is ideal for family holidays for a week in the summer, and get-togethers and weekends away in the quieter months.
Within you will discover an elegant hallway adorned with stags' heads, which leads to the expansive drawing-room on one side and the large dining room to the other, as the two main front rooms. Whilst there is still an air of grandeur here, this is a house that is like walking into a family home, where you feel comfortable and relaxed immediately. Beyond can be found the kitchen, the breakfast room and the very substantial games room. This room with a magnificent fireplace can be used on a multi-purpose basis, as the table tennis table can be removed to create a party room for a ceilidh or impromptu party. All the accommodation can be found on the two floors above, with a selection of 9 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, making this ideal to sleep up to 17 people.
The drawing-room, with its open fire, and bay window with views to the front, is a large expansive room, full of comfortable sofas for your group of 17 people to relax in. Even with the fine pictures and antique furniture, the emphasis is definitely on comfort with so many sofas and armchairs to choose from. The elegant hallway with the stairs to the accommodation level above leads off in two directions, one to the kitchen and the other to the games room. Accessed by steps, the games room is a large later extension, which houses a table tennis table. However it is more than a games room, with fine pictures on the wall and a feature carved fireplace with open fire, and by removing the table from the room, it can be a party room, for a drinks party, a ceilidh or a small wedding function. Access directly on to the lawn is available from here. Additionally, next door there is a snug room, with a TV and toys for smaller children.
The front-facing dining room houses a long dining table where everyone can sit around in comfort. With an open fire at one end and radiators throughout, this is a warm room, as well as an elegant one, with swag curtains, and family portraits and old prints on the walls. The kitchen is located to the rear of the house and is in two sections. Firstly there is a breakfast room with a dining table that can seat 14/16 people, and then there is the modest kitchen section, with well-equipped kitchen space, with 5-hob “Rangemaster”, grill and oven, as well as an extra oven to the side. Next door is the large utility room with freezer, with the laundry room beyond, with washing machines and tumble dryer.
The expansive grounds are great for children to relax in, whilst in summer croquet can be enjoyed too.
Situated within 3 acres of private grounds in a rural location accessed by a drive, surrounded by fields and woodland, makes this a pleasant location to be based whilst in Perthshire. The grounds are enclosed and include a table and chair set for alfresco dining, a BBQ, croquet lawn and a football kickabout area with mini-goals. Located 71 miles north of Edinburgh and 11 miles from Pitlochry, makes this ideal to explore all of Perthshire and the central section of Scotland.
The village has a small general store, whilst supermarkets can be found in Pitlochry and Blairgowrie. There is a railway station at Pitlochry, which forms part of the London-Inverness mainline. For golfers, there are golf courses at Rosemount and Pitlochry. Families can be entertained at Blair Castle. For the activity minded, there is fishing on the Tay, white water rafting, walking and winter sports available at nearby Glenshee. Edradour distillery is only 10 miles away.
Ardlochan Lodge is a contemporary-styled all-ground-floor lodge resting on the grounds of Culzean Castle on the fringes of Maybole in Scotland. There are two bedrooms in the property sleeping four guests, including a double and a twin (zip/link, can be double on request), served by a bathroom. There is also an open-plan living space with a kitchen, dining area and a sitting area with a woodburning stove (Wood Burner Fuel not included). Outside you will find a private lawn and patio garden, as well as 600 acres of woodland and formal gardens, and three miles of varied coastline. There is also off-road parking. Ardlochan Lodge makes a fantastic choice for couples, families or friends seeking to explore the Scottish coast.
Ardmay, Arrochar, Argyll, Scotland
From £1302
Availability
Stunning unique tranquil loch front setting in the Arrochar Alps located only 45 minutes from Glasgow City Centre, or 55 minutes from the Ski Centre in Glencoe. A new spacious and modern chalet consisting of three 3 bedrooms, bedroom 1 kingsize, bedroom 2, 2 * single. bedroom 3, 2 * single beds, all beds are full size with luxury sprung matress's, large lounge with french doors opening on to decking with panoramic views only 10 ft from the waters edge at high tide. The living room has a 42 inch flatscreen tv, surroundsound dvd system and internet. You simply will not find a better waterside location.
Large communal garden games room with pool table, airhockey, darts and playstation etc. children must have adult supervision.
Oudoor bar seating area known as the terrace bar with gas fire pit is communal and may be booked for exclusive use 3 nights per week ! booking in advance for special occassions may be made, area has fire pits and gas patio heaters for winter use.
We also have kayaks and small boats available for fishing or messing around on the water !
Please advise your hosts in advance should you be bringing an electrical vehicles to site, especially if you require or intend to charge it from the properties power supply.
Any consumption of electricity for vehicle charging has not been factored into your rental rate and as such will be recharged to you at a specified rate at the end of your stay using the most recent kw hour rates applicable or alternatively reclaimed from your rental deposit.
This chalet is located in Arrochar. Loch Lomond and Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park reflect the area's natural beauty and area attractions include Go Country, Forest Hills Water Sport Centre and Loch Fyne Whiskeys.
This magnificent detached Highland lodge Atlas, occupies a private setting in gated premises, which can only be accessed with a code allowing for complete privacy and security. The lodge has lovely open views across fields and farmland looking over the Moray Firth to the Black Isle and beyond. The garden area near Inverness is a wonderfully relaxing area with a fabulous hot tub and unusual 6-person barrel sauna, which is housed in a lit benched area with table for you to sit and enjoy the views while hopping in between the spa facilities. The garden area has been tastefully landscaped and is very much in fitting with the settings, it attracts a wealth of wildlife for you to watch. The lodge sleeps 8, car parking is free with the capacity to hold 4 cars at each lodge.
A private road in the heart of the Scottish Highlands leads up to Blue Sky Lodges, set in idyllic countryside near the hamlet of Galcantray, Atlas Lodge and neighbouring Aurae Lodge are just a twenty minute drive from Inverness Airport and three miles from the pretty village of Cawdor.
The lodge comfortable sleeps 8 on two levels and is ideally suited to couples and families of all ages.
Finished to a high standard – it has a fully equipped kitchen and under floor heating.
Entrance porch.
Large open plan living room/dining room/kitchen with breakfast bar. Fridge-freezer, 2 fridges, wine cooler, induction hob and oven, microwave, dishwasher, dining table for 8. 16 sets of crockery, cutlery and glasses.
5 T.V’s with 50” in living area, DVD, Nintendo Wii, selection of games, DVD’s, books and board games.
Surround sound inside and outside the property, allows you to listen to the radio or plug in your phone it can be controlled in all rooms and outside on the decking.
2 master bedrooms, downstairs – king-sized bed; both with en-suite one with walk in wet-room allowing for wheel chair access.
2 further bedrooms upstairs, 1 twin beds (can be made into double) and 1 king-size bed, shared family bathroom with shower and bath.
Toilet at back of lodge with drying room.
Radiators in both upstairs bedrooms and heated towel rail in each bathroom.
Hairdryer in each bedroom.
Utility area with washing machine, tumble dryer, sink, drying rack, ironing board with iron.
Travel cot, high chair and stair gates are available on request at no extra cost and the bedrooms are spacious enough to allow for an extra travel cot or toddlers bed if you want to bring your own.
Linen, towels, robes, slippers, tea towels, cloths and scrubber provided.
Welcome pack.
Gated premises.
Parking for a maximum of 4 cars.
Covered decking area on 2 sides.
Seated bench are with table and LED lights.
Swing seat for a maximum of 2 people at one time.
Picnic bench.
Hot Tub.
Wooden Barrel Sauna.
Hand built BBQ made with local stone.
No pets allowed.Picnic bench.
Hot Tub.
Wooden Barrel Sauna.
Hand built BBQ made with local stone.
Located in Nairn, this lodge is in a rural area and by the sea. Boath House Spa and Nairn Golf Club are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those looking for area attractions can visit Iolaire and Inverness Botanic Gardens. Traveling with kids? Consider Tazball Paintball & Lazer Combat Arena and Wildwoodz Paintball and Lasertag Park. Be sure to check out the area's animals with activities such as game walks and birdwatching.
This magnificent detached Highland lodge Aurae, occupies a private setting in gated premises, which can only be accessed with a code allowing for complete privacy and security. The lodge has lovely open views across fields and farmland looking over the Moray Firth to the Black Isle and beyond. The garden area near Inverness is a wonderfully relaxing area with a fabulous hot tub and unusual 6-person barrel sauna, which is housed in a lit benched area with table for you to sit and enjoy the views while hopping in between the spa facilities. The garden area has been tastefully landscaped and is very much in fitting with the settings, it attracts a wealth of wildlife for you to watch. The lodge sleeps 8, car parking is free with the capacity to hold 4 cars at each lodge.
A private road in the heart of the Scottish Highlands leads up to Blue Sky Lodges, set in idyllic countryside near the hamlet of Galcantray, Aurae Lodge and neighbouring Atlas Lodge are just a twenty minute drive from Inverness Airport and three miles from the pretty village of Cawdor.
Finished to a high standard – it has a fully equipped kitchen and under floor heating.
Entrance porch.
Large open plan living room/dining room/kitchen with breakfast bar. Fridge-freezer, 2 fridges, wine cooler, induction hob and oven, microwave, dishwasher, dining table for 8. 16 sets of crockery, cutlery and glasses.
5 T.V’s with 50” in living area, DVD, PS3, selection of games, DVD’s, books and board games.
Surround sound inside and outside the property, allows you to listen to the radio or plug in your phone it can be controlled in all rooms and outside on the decking.
2 master bedrooms, downstairs – king-sized bed; both with en-suite one with walk in wet-room allowing for wheel chair access.
2 further bedrooms upstairs, 1 twin beds (can be made into double) and 1 king-size bed, shared family bathroom with shower and bath.
Toilet at back of lodge with drying room.
Radiators in both upstairs bedrooms and heated towel rail in each bathroom.
Hairdryer in each bedroom.
Utility area with washing machine, tumble dryer, sink, drying rack, ironing board with iron.
Travel cot, high chair and stair gates are available on request at no extra cost and the bedrooms are spacious enough to allow for an extra travel cot or toddlers bed if you want to bring your own.
Linen, towels, robes, slippers, tea towels, cloths and scrubber provided.
Welcome pack.
Gated premises.
Parking for a maximum of 4 cars.
Covered decking area on 2 sides.
Seated bench are with table and LED lights.
Swing seat for a maximum of 2 people at one time.
Picnic bench.
Hot Tub.
Wooden Barrel Sauna.
Hand built BBQ made with local stone.
Located in Nairn, this lodge is in a rural area and near the beach. Nairn Museum and Inverness Museum and Art Gallery are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Culloden Battlefield and Castle Stuart. Traveling with kids? Consider Iolaire and Inverness Botanic Gardens. Be sure to check out the area's animals with activities such as game walks and birdwatching.
Taynuilt, Argyll, Scotland
From £658
Availability
This tastefully finished and well equipped cabin is a peaceful retreat, deep in the forest.
The cabin was fully refurbished in 2019 and accommodation consists of Living / dining area, kitchen, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, entrance vestibule, garden and veranda.
Living / dining area has sofa and arm chairs, Freesat TV / DVD, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth music player, fold away individual TV dining tables, a lovely wood burning stove and patio doors opening onto raised veranda.
Kitchen area is well equipped, with oven, hob, fridge (with freezer box), kettle, microwave and necessary utensils, crockery and cutlery.
Bedroom 1 has a double bed, clothes storage and an en-suite w.c.
Bedroom 2 has a double bed with single bunk above and clothes storage
The family bathroom has a shower, W.C., wash hand basin and bathroom cabinet.
The entrance vestibule is ideal for coats and boots and there is a shed with a chest freezer.
Outside there is parking for 2 - 3 cars, a fire pit / BBQ area, veranda with garden furniture and an ample garden, surrounded by forest.
All electricity and linen (not towels) are included within quoted prices. This is a non smoking cabin.
This cabin is located in Taynuilt. Auchindrain Highland Farm Township and Inveraray Jail are cultural highlights, and some of the area's attractions include Loch Visions and Argyll Adventure. Loch Fyne Whiskeys and Crarae Garden Argyll are also worth visiting.
The ABI Sunningdale Static Holiday Home, provides all year round Self catering accommodation for up to 4 people. It is located in Aviemore Holiday Park, in a quiet location close to all amenities which are within 10 minutes walk to the town centre where you will find a wide range of shops and restaurants. The home is fully insulated with double glazing & central heating throughout providing modern, warm accommodation all year round. There are 2 bedrooms, one double with ensuite facilties including a bath. The other bedroom has twin beds There is also a family WC/Shower room. The holiday home has an open plan living/modern fully fitted kitchen and dining area. Facilities include a 32" flat screen digital TV, DVD player, a kitchen area with cooker, fridge/freezer, microwave oven and table and chairs to seat four people, We also offer a number of extra's to make your stay more enjoyable, including a selection of board games. Outside there is a large private decking area with patio table and chairs and an off road loc-bloc driveway which can accommodate one car. Bedding & towels are supplied.
Located in Aviemore, this chalet is near theme parks and on the waterfront. Spey Valley Golf Course and Cairngorm Brewery are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Craigellachie National Nature Reserve and Cairngorm Reindeer Centre. Traveling with kids? Consider Speyside Wildlife and Cairngorm Reindeer Herd. Take in the nearby slopes with skiing, or check out other outdoor activities such as sledding.
