Baby Friendly Cottages In Scotland To Rent Save up to 60% on your UK Holiday

What our customers are saying about our baby friendly cottages in scotland to rent.

1. Harold

   Verified purchase

   "This cottage is in a beautiful location no doubt about that. But I am sorry to say that the comfort factor is not good at all. The sofa in the living room was very uncomfortable with the casters broke making it uneven. Also after a tiring day out sightseeing you want to be able to relax but with the sofa having a low back that is impossible. Also the two chairs in the room are low backed bucket chairs which are extremely uncomfortable. I think that the dining table and chairs are too big for the room and take up too much room and look out of place. The tv is very small and the tv in the bedroom is neither use nor ornament. Our biggest disappointment however was that the cleanliness was not up to scratch as when we arrived we had to hoover all round the carpet edges in the cottage as we noticed many dead woodlice around the edges. There was seventeen dead woodlice under the tv cabinet and more under the sofa. All in all there was close to a hundred that we hovered up. Also the woodlice were getting in through the badly fitted patio door and we had to go to Dumbarton to buy some woodlice killer. Also the toilet in the main bathroom was leaking slightly and all around the toilet basin was always damp. The curtain next to the wardrobe was closed and when we looked behind it, it looked like the window and frame had not been cleaned for years. I am sorry to have to post these comments and I am sure that the owner who is a really nice man is unaware of these issues as he probably lets his cleaner get on with it and does not check the work. I am sure that the owners would not stay in the cottage themselves for more than one night before making the desired changes."

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2. Dorothy

   Verified purchase

   "There was a freshly made cake and bottle of wine on arrival - very nice and another cake arrived mid week, which was also very nice, thank you. However, there seems to be a lack of communication all round. Cot requested on booking and by phone the day before arrival, but Barbara who greeted us knew nothing about it. There is no information in the file regarding rubbish/recycling and nothing with regard to use of the snooker room/honesty bar which is apparently out of bounds whilst there are 'paying' guests in the dining room. A request at the beginning of the week as to whether the draught beer bar was available for use remained unanswered. Our dinner on the last night was interrupted by the owner with a demand for £50 for two dogs for the week. This information about dog charges was apparently shown on the final confirmation after full payment had been taken by the booking agent, which clearly stated 2 dogs free of charge. The booking agent's website has now been reviewed. Not the friendliest place we have stayed."

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3. Arthur

   Verified purchase

   "This cottage helped us to make the decision to never rent a holiday cottage again and go back to hotel accommodation in the future. Our first impressions were favourable as it all looks pleasing to the eye, but the beds are unbelievably uncomfortable, which caused us to have to get up at 3 am with aching backs and go lie on the sofas instead. The water is not hot enough for a bath, so only showering is possible, but when the bed has made your back hurt, a hot bath would give some welcome relief. The shower tray I tried using didn't have an anti-slip mat and no shelf for the soap or shampoo and I considered it to be dangerous. The door locks are very difficult to lock and unlock and the back door only opens half way. The crockery has seen better days, with the glazing badly scraped by previous users and we considered the plates unhygienic to use. We went home a day early because we were fed up of feeling uncomfortable and tired through lack of sleep. This cottage was the straw that broke the camels back!"

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4. Moira

   Verified purchase

   "Fantastic accommodation and location. Extremely comfortable with a very well equipped kitchen. One of the best cottages we have stayed in. We were aware it was remote with regards to shops so stocked up at a supermarket en route... so local amenities were not an issue. The cottage is in a superb location to visit the local attractions we visited Benmore gardens , Pucks Glen which is just over the road. Ostel bay is a must !!! Secluded beach need to look it up on internet how to access it but very much worth it. Went to Inveraray... then a few miles up the road to Crarae gardens. We went to Tighnabruaich, Otter Ferry . We caught the ferry from Portavadie over to Tarbert which is quite a pretty little town ( didn’t take the car as town walking distance once you got off the ferry , about a half hour crossing ). We stocked up with further groceries from Morrison’s In Dunoon which is about half an hours drive away. So all in all wonderful place and I would have no problem in recommending highland cottage."

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5. Jeannette

   Verified purchase

   "This is a cottage that would be wonderful for disabled people of all abilities. The bedrooms all have garden views. The bathrooms were spotless and well thought out. There was enough space to move, which is important when you're disabled or don't like to bump your elbows on the walls! The whole cottage's layout was really good. If you didn't want to be disturbed by the TV you could sleep in the bedroom at the opposite end of the bungalow. The walls are very thick so sound didn't travel far. There was a substantial welcome pack, which always puts a smile on my face - I don't have to go searching for the tea bags immediately on arrival!The area was very quiet. The owners were very helpful and friendly. The information in the cottage about places to see and eat was very informative.We'll definitely return."

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