Perfect for couples

‘This is a breathtakingly beautiful location.
The view is simply the most spectacular - totally unspoiled and ever- changing throughout the day as the light dances across the loch. Our only regret is we didn’t book it for a longer trip.’

2 The Passing Place is newly renovated and designed to make your stay a little bit easier and more comfortable. The huge principal bedroom is intimate and spacious all at the same time. There is a glass door for easier access out to the car park. Rest assured there are no steps up to this lodge and the large walk-in shower make this lodge our most accessible lodge.

Ease into the kingsize bed and relax under the cosy duvet and crisp white bed linen, while colourful printed cushions and textiles give it a fresh, designer finish. There is also an additional sunny twin room. Handmade textiles and colourful prints add a hint of local character and are joined by interesting books and independent artwork.

Sheep and deer regularly walk past the vast glass doors of the open plan living space with its fully-equipped kitchen, dining and lounge areas, complete with wood burning stove. Step out onto the raised deck, where you can pause and watch the swooping eagles and skuas. Come in Autumn and bemesmerised by the star filled sky and listen to the haunting bellows of the stags echoing across the valley.

A peaceful chilled haven of your very own.

Looking for something a bit different

‘We absolutely loved this lodge - the views were spectacular. The lodge is so very comfortable and homely and the facilities excellent. The lodges just allow you to relax and unwind and for us offer a real home away from home.'

3 Stalker’s Hut is a pretty cool cabin, full of quirky surprises and dramatic views over the mountains. Snuggle up on the corner couch and take in the view down the loch too.

Inside this larch-clad A frame, you will find inside a super-stylish highland cabin. The roomy open plan living space incorporates a retro corner couch, wood clad walls and a dining booth. The beautiful kitchen has everything you need, to whip up a delicious supper, enjoy a latte from your coffee pod machine (dolce gusto) or mix up a scrummy gin or two. The combination of granite and repurposed scaffold batons make this kitchen unique - a social space where you can all get involved with the prep.

The master bedroom is a calming retreat with its kingsize bed, cosy duvet and crisp white bed linen, while colourful printed cushions and textiles give it a fresh, designer finish. Stretch out on the sofa and dream of the next day’s big adventure. The two additional single rooms have the feel of a wood cabin and are the perfect private hideout. The bathroom is shared between the rooms and includes a large modern walk-in shower, with glass screen and heated towel rail.

Great for couples and groups of friends...

4 Croft no.4

‘It was such a perfect location, beauty surrounded us and the only sounds were the birds feasting on the fish in the loch. The view is quite incredible and having a balcony to be able to sit and take it all in was an added bonus. I loved all the throws and cushions, such high quality and some great ideas on deco. We will definitely be back.’

With three bedrooms, Croft no.4 can cater for groups of four, however it’s perfect for two or three. The main bedroom has a super comfy memory foam king-size bed and the two smaller single rooms are perfect for children or friends. A great night’s sleep is guaranteed thanks to crisp white bedding and textiles that add a splash of quirky style.

The open plan living space, with a kitchen, dining space and lounge area, complete with comfy sofas is perfect for friends or family to hang out together and take in the ever- changing view. Handmade textiles and colourful prints add a hint of local character and are joined by interesting books and independent artwork. The living space is separated from the raised deck by large sliding glass doors which let in plenty of natural light. It’s a great place to watch the fishing boats come in at the end of a long day, catch a glimpse of the wildlife or just sit and enjoy the spectacular sunsets.

The bathroom is shared between the rooms and includes a large modern walk-in shower, with glass screen (no bath) and heated towel rail.

Perfect for couples and groups of friends...

5 Borthwick Bothy

‘One of the most beautiful places in the world. Great lodges, great view, great people. Can’t wait to go back.’

A restorative retreat in a breath-taking, natural landscape. Named after the previous owners grandparents, this peaceful private escape is perfect for two or four. The open plan living space, with a kitchen, dining space and lounge area, complete with comfy sofas is perfect for friends or family to hang out together and take in the ever-changing view. Handmade textiles and colourful prints add a hint of local character and are joined by interesting books and independent artwork. Out on the deck, you can soak up the magic of the Highlands, gazing in suspended awe at Sutherland’s mesmerising natural beauty. Look out across the sparkling loch and the expanse of Quinag, before donning your hiking boots and heading out into the wilderness.

This lodge has three bedrooms - one king, one twin and a single in case you want to spread out. A great night’s sleep is guaranteed thanks to crisp white bedding and textiles that add a splash of quirky style. There’s plenty of storage and each window captures another piece of this breathtaking countryside. The updated bathroom is shared between the rooms and includes a large modern walk-in electric shower, with glass screen (no bath) and heated towel rail.

For pet lovers…

6 Woodcutter’s Cabin

‘Everything you could need for a home away from home. Views absolutely stunning; the highlands on your very own doorstep. A very romantic place to stay - peaceful, wonderful sunsets and moonscapes and we saw 3 shooting stars.’

This cabin is inspired by mountain bothies with its walls clad in ancient beams and vintage tools. A snug shelter to pause and unwind. The vintage school chairs teamed with furniture fabricated from locally milled elm makes this a homely space to nestle in and absorb the staggering view. The fully equipped kitchen means you can enjoy the delights of locally sourced produce.

Come with friends or family as there are three bedrooms; one king, one twin and a single. (sleeps up to five, if some of the guests are children) A great night’s sleep is guaranteed thanks to crisp white bedding and textiles that add a splash of quirky style. There’s plenty of storage and each window captures another piece of this breathtaking countryside. You can even bring your dog or two. Handmade textiles and colourful prints add a hint of local character and are joined by interesting books and independent artwork. A large wooden deck also offers expansive sea loch views and is a wonderful vantage point for contemplating the spectacular sunsets. The bathroom is shared between the rooms and includes a bath with shower and glass screen and a heated towel rail.

For pet lovers...

7 The Nook

‘The lodge was spotlessly clean, cosy and well equipped with everything we needed. Visited with my wife and dog and would have no hesitation in recommending.’

The open plan living space, with a kitchen, dining area and lounge complete with comfy sofas is perfect for friends or family to hang out together and take in the ever-changing view. The living space is separated from the large deck by sliding glass doors which let in plenty of natural light and make The Nook feel extra spacious. In summer slide these doors open and feel the warmth of the sun on your face whilst breathing in that crisp, fresh highland air. Handmade textiles and colourful prints add a hint of local character and are joined by interesting books and independent artwork.

This lodge has three bedrooms - one king, one twin and a single in case you want to spread out (sleeps up to five, if some of the guests are children). A great night’s sleep is guaranteed thanks to crisp white bedding and textiles that add a splash of quirky style. There’s plenty of storage and each window captures another piece of the breathtaking countryside. The bathroom is shared between the rooms and includes a bath with shower and glass screen and a heated towel rail.

Perfect for families including the fur kids...

8 The Sheep’s Heid

‘Warm and comfy with jaw dropping views in an amazing, wild location. We we're lucky to see sheep and lambs grazing outside the balcony and deer walking past the lodge on several evenings.’

A wonderfully spacious open plan living room, complete with a fully equipped kitchen and dining space. The living area is separated from the large deck by sliding glass doors which let in plenty of natural light and make The Sheep’s Heid feel extra spacious. It’s a great place to watch the fishing boats come in at the end of a long day, catch a glimpse of the wildlife or just sit and enjoy the spectacular sunsets. Handmade textiles and colourful prints add a hint of local character and are joined by interesting books and independent artwork.

This lodge has three bedrooms - one king, one twin and a single in case you want to spread out (sleeps up to five, if some of the guests are children). A great night’s sleep is guaranteed thanks to crisp white bedding and textiles that add a splash of quirky style. There’s plenty of storage and each window captures another piece of the breathtaking countryside. The bathroom is shared between the rooms and includes a bath with shower and glass screen and a heated towel rail.

Ideal for families and groups of friends...

9 Cawthorn Lodge

‘The lodges are warm, comfortable and the views up the loch and to the Quinag hills are glorious, which means you have a sense of space even when indoors…’

This lodge took its name from the previous owners grandparents and is bright, light and spacious; located near the bottom the hill. Its large deck has an enviable viewing platform to look out down the loch or up the hillside to capture a glimpse of the ever-changing landscape and weather. The open plan living space, with a kitchen, dining space and lounge area, complete with comfy sofas is perfect for friends or family to hang out together and take in the ever- changing view. Handmade textiles and colourful prints add a hint of local character and are joined by interesting books and independent artwork.

This lodge has three bedrooms - one king, one twin and a single, in case you want to spread out (sleeps up to five, if some of the guests are children). A great night’s sleep is guaranteed thanks to crisp white bedding and textiles that add a splash of quirky style. There’s plenty of storage and each window captures another piece of the breathtaking countryside. The bathroom is shared between the rooms and includes a bath with shower and glass screen and a heated towel rail.

Looking for a very special view…

10 The Wee Hideout

‘The most amazing stay in the world and believe me we have travelled… love the lodge and the view unbeatable… overlooking the sea we saw seals, otters and deer across the bay. Can’t wait to go back!’

A contemporary and stylish property idyllically located in a beautifully picturesque landscape, with uninterrupted, out-of- this-world views of Quinag and Loch a' Chàirn Bhàin. A unique space just for two, with its extra large bedroom, complete with cosy duvet and crisp white bed linen, set against the ancient rocks. Handmade textiles and colourful prints add a hint of local character and are joined by interesting books and independent artwork.

There’s also a single room with incredible views down the loch and an open plan living/dining space with fully-equipped kitchen; perfect for cooking up a feast. The large sliding doors open out to a substantial decked area where you stretch out and watch the sun set, or look out for the otters and seals down at the water’s edge. The bathroom includes a large modern walk-in shower, with glass screen and heated towel rail.

Idyllic for escaping the everyday, it offers a glimpse of nature at its very best with mesmerising views of a sublime and remote part of the world. Nature-lovers can spend their time watching the playful seals and otters, while walkers can head out to climb the impressive peaks of Quinag.