9th August 2019, guest from Barrow:
"very helpful and welcoming. We only saw John and Elsie at the beginning. They live 2 miles down the road. I have great confidence that they would have been available if we had needed them."

Tip:
"Drive to Diabaig on a good day - stunning around Loch Torridon. Walled garden - excellent value for soup and coffee and cake, but more pricy for full meals. beautiful garden.
Applecross in a busy place. The shop/post office does notnot do cash back. Best to take cash. Also probably best to take food supplies if self-catering. The shop - a mile or so south for Applecross is a little hit and miss. There was some fresh produce, But the frozen supplies were limited. It does sell a surprising range of goods though. Possibly Tesco delivery has had an effect. Community fuel was non profiting making and 24/7 self service. You need just a working credit card. Applecross Inn was busy in and out - being on the NC500 there are many people driving through - definitely on the the bike.route. Shieldaig was lovely though also busy. Excellent cafe (Nanny’s)
All in all though a beautiful are - with unsurprising popularity.
Ardaniar cottage was well below the road - we could her hear some traffic noise but the cottage faced seaward so we couldn’t see it much. Beautiful location well represented by the photos though we couldn’t find the way to the rocky beach - steep and slippery. The cottage is very cosy. The electrics and facilities are up to date and everything functions properly except for a couple of minor things. The pictures are pretty accurate. The bathroom/toilet is down stairs and the shower is over the bath. It is fully kitted for self catering - just like ones own home and far far better than some places we have been too. The garden was beautiful and the plot land was quite extensive on the hill side. The upper patio had stunning views across to Rona Raasay Sky, and in the distance Harris was just visible and a long portion of Lewis. Brilliant. "

Would Recommend: Yes

30th April 2019, guest from Stoke On Trent:
"The cottage is well equipped, clean, comfortable, warm and welcoming. The owner, John, accompanied us on our arrival and showed us around. The garden is lovely and we especially enjoyed sitting on the patio with that wonderful view. We had everything we needed for a relaxing holiday. "

Tip:
"The award winning Applecross Inn and the Walled Garden are both worth visiting. There is also a bistro called The Junction but we didn’t get chance to visit. The Coal She’d is a lovely gift shop and there is a shop for essentials at Camustiel.
There are lovely walks and beautiful beaches. I recommend checking tide times as sometimes the beaches will be invisible!"

Would Recommend: Yes