Website: http://www.kingairloch.co.uk
So glad to have had the experience Kingairloch. Our hostess, Susan, second to none. We will visit again and hopefully be able to share more of our visit with our family.
The property was fabulous and in a most stunning location. Very quiet and peaceful. We really enjoyed the walks from the doorstep as well as driving further afield. I’ve never been to the Morvern Peninsula before, it’s a hidden gem. Perfect to get away from it all. We were advised to take food for a week which we did. We would happily return and hope to.
We are regular visitors to Kingairloch but this was our first stay at Curlew cottage. It has recently been refurbished to a very high standard and was immaculately clean on our arrival (I hope we left it that way Susan). We were fully briefed pre arrival re measures being taken to manage Covid and our safety and this had negligible impact on our stay. We made use of the wood burner and were able to easily restock logs at the side of Kingairloch House. We stayed during Autumn and what a fabulous time of year to visit the Highlands. We were surrounded most nights by a batchelor group of 7 stags ...more
We have had 2 glorious weeks at Kingairloch staying in Gate Lodge. We could not have been more comfortable it has everything you need and more. Beautiful location with fantastic views and wonderful wildlife. A big thank you to all involved with this beautiful estate you always make our stays special.
We stayed last year with n Seaview Cottage and made a last minute booking due to holiday abroad cancelled. We stayed 11 nights and it was beautiful stags and deers everywhere even in the garden. Pine Martin visiting the windowsill at night for his jam and peanut butter. We saw otters, seals, badgers, red squirrels and an eagle. Fantastic local walks and a trip to the beautiful SENNA Bay. A great price for this large property for just the two of us and a perfect place to celebrate our RUBY Wedding Anniversary. Thank You Kingairloch for being so accommodating.
If there's a checklist for the archetypal Scottish mountains experience, Kingairloch would probably tick every box. So remote, the ferry is the quickest travel option, the loch reflecting the seemingly wild and rugged scenery, the classic Scottish estate set-up with stone cottages and the 'big house' at its heart. For added authenticity, there's the fish farm and the over-abundance of red deer, both, according to received wisdom, essential for the rural economy. The estate's development of a number of micro-hydro schemes is to be applauded and it's obvious that more than money has been inves...more
Chucked it down every day, but it really didn’t matter..because the house was warm enough to dry our clothes overnight and with otters and seals outside the front door, an eagle slightly further down the loch, pine martens and deer out the back of the house, with a host of other wildlife as well. We had a great experience. The rain didn’t matter and the way marked walks around the estate were easy to follow. Will recommend to others and looking to rebook.
We spent a wonderful week at Kingairloch. It is a beautiful place with great walks which are well documented. The scenery is amazing and the wildlife is wonderful, we had a great variety of bird life from eagles soaring overhead to many different finches at our feeders. Deer, feral goats were seen daily and almost every night a pine martin visited the back of the cottage. They like eggs, peanut butter and jam. Our cottage was in a beautiful location and was very clean and comfortable with the exception of the sofa, it needs to go. Susan and her staff are very friendly and helpful. Overall it w...more
A few quiet days away at this magical place was more than we could have imagined. Lovely cottage, so comfortable and cosy after our walks enjoying the estate views from the hill.
We had a late change to our circumstances that Kingairloch Estate were able to accommodate, which we were very grateful for. Arriving at Riverside cottage it was homely and warm and as expected very clean and tidy with the Aga going it felt like a country cottage should do. The location is stunning, i have always said Canada has the most beautiful scenery, that was until I had seen Kingairloch, no words or pictures can do it justice, even the horrendous weather added to the dramatic landscape that surrounds the loch. The children had a list of wildlife to tick off and they were not disappo...more
A rejuvenating week in Kingairloch. The cottage was cosy,well-equipped and comfortable. It had all the kitchen equipment needed. Wildlife in profusion. Plenty of great walks and great scenery,and the wild weather just made things more dramatic!