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per nightAnthony - Verified booking
Although the cottage has a lovely location and lots of character, cleanliness and maintenance issues lets it down badly.
We took photos of the offending issues which included rusty radiators, rusty toilet fittings, on a toilet seat that would not stay up, rusty fridge front, and peeling paintwork on some kitchen unit fronts. A bottom kitchen corner units cupboard with what appeared to be black mould, attempting to be hidden under some cardboard. One of the utility sink wastes was broken and emitted a nasty smell and its white plug is dintegrating and needs replacing. The shelf the microwave sits on housing the chopping boards had dirt on both sides, and we had to clean the shelf above the sink before we dared put our picnic stuff on it. There was also dirt stains on the interior of some kitchen unit doors and dead insects in one of the utensil storage jars, and the underside of the unit by the toaster was really grubby. On our day of departure we shockingly discovered a badly stained lower bunk mattress which needs replacing immediately, as it is an utter disgrace .The sitting room does not have enough comfortable seating for eight adults. The microwave packed up the day before our departure and an apology for the inconvenience would have been nice when we reported it on the day of departure.
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Sarah - Verified booking
This is a beautiful cottage in the most perfect setting, and we absolutely loved our stay here.
The facilities provided were fantastic, and the log burner fire made it extra cosy in the evenings. We were here for a week and managed to fit in a boat trip in Oban, trips to local castles (a tour from Alex at Dunollie Castle is a must), Easdale Island and Glenfinnan Viaduct near Fort William, with all of these being within reasonable travel distance. There are a couple of points that we wanted to raise, not necessarily as criticism but as genuine feedback to make it even better. The main thing is the main bed, which felt like a small double - for a cosy stay a king size bed would have suited the master bedroom much more. Although we went just as a couple we both said that the bedroom with the bunk beds off of the utility room wouldnât be suitable, in our eyes, for young children, purely from a security side of things given that itâs by the main entrance with two doors between here and the rest of the household. We would recommend this cottage to anyone looking for a relaxing and peaceful break away, with the option to be as busy (or not) as you want to be.
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Malcolm - Verified booking
Absolutely stunning,first time visiting lismore and tirlaggan house put the cherry on top.
If your looking for pease and quiet, stunning views and walks, plus plenty of history about this is the place for you. One shop in the heart of the island was well stocked. Ten minute passenger ferry to port appin,which you don't have to book or the 1hr car ferry to Oban, remember to book your ferry for Oban as it only has a limited number of car spaces. Tirlaggan house is a modern ground floor property with a really big garden and off road parking. There are two other properties adjacent to each other with their own gardens. We took our dog with us, this is a working farming island so your dog has to be on the leash as there are sheep and other livestock everywhere on the island. We did find a secure field which we could let our dog off his leash for his runabouts, which he loved. Just ask the farmers when they pass by if there are any secure fields available, everyone is friendly and accommodating and will help you whenever they can. Will I be back again to tirlaggan house .....You bet I will
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Bob - Verified booking
Had a lovely week at Rhunacairn.
A beautiful location and the cottage is well equipped with sensible flooring for those of us with canine companions. When looking for a holiday cottage it is always difficult to know if a cottage is really safe for our dogs, so some comments to help others with this. The cottage is fenced but one section is metal railing only and dogs can get through if they want to. This wasn't a problem as the property is at the end of the road and the only very occasional vehicle I think was a farmer passing very slowly to feed his pigs down the track and he always waved as he passed! Dogs very content running around the large well kept lawn. I have seen comments regarding the train line behind the cottage, again this was not a problem and was in fact quite nice to see it rumble past every few hours or so. Our test to our family after a holiday is would we go back, and this was a definite 'Yes'.
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Marie Reid - Verified booking
Rhunacairn was ideal for our holiday.
On the loch side, about a mile off the road it was the ideal location to re-charge our batteries. The children were in the loch every day(wearing wetsuits) while the adults could supervise safely either from the large garden or the kitchen windows when it was raining! The dogs had the run of the garden which suited them perfectly. The house was bright and comfortable and although we had concerns with regards to the proximity to the railway line before we arrived, the trains did not affect our break in the slightest. On the occasions that we could tear the children away from the water the was lots to do nearby such as the sea life centre, Inverawe smokery, Bonawe iron works, Oban itself and Inverary Jail, which was well worth the 40 minute drive each way to visit. All in all a very relaxing holiday, with the option to do as much or as little as you want. We would definitely return.
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