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Our fully insultated wooden pods have a cosy double bed with memory foam mattress, duvet and 4 pillows, 2 single futons provide comfortable seating and beds if required, plus 2 pillows. Mattress and pillow protectors are provided, fresh Linen and towel bundles are available for an additional charge or you can simply bring your own with you. Soft fleece blankets are also provided for those evenings that turn chilly but the view is too relaxing to move away from.
Each pod is heated and comes with electric lighting and an electric socket for charging devices.
Complimentary tea and coffee is provided with a kettle, cups and glasses.
Externally there is a decked area with wellie rack for muddy boots and beyond a picnic table with firepit/BBQ.
With clear dark skies above, a firepit , a bag of marshmallows you're all set!
For that something extra special, you can always choose to hire our wood fired Swedish hot tub for the evening, which can be placed just outside your pod.
Simply check availability and add to your booking.
All guests are welcome to make use of The Bothy which has cooking stoves, microwave, fridge freezer, pots and pans and crockery.
A perfect place to take a break from everyday life and recharge your batteries. The atmosphere and views of the Highlands are beautiful and Helena and Nathan and their family are the perfect hosts who will do anything to ensure you relax. Our children were out and about on the premises all day and spent time with the many animals and other children. Close by there are many opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking through the wild Highlands and fishing.
Jonas Hackl | May 2023 | Google Review
Beautiful accommodation with such amazing views of the mountains! Very peaceful getaway and thoughtful hospitality. Everything you needed (with even heating in the bathroom)! Had booked the Swedish hot tub to be delivered outside our pod after a day at Glenshee Ski Centre. Amazing stay and would highly recommend!
Helena Siebenrock | Jun 2022 | google review