★★★★
Holiday home
Cromarty
9.4/10

Lydia Cottage - Cromarty

Comfortable Living: Lydia Cottage in Cromarty offers a cosy holiday home with one bedroom and a bathroom. Guests enjoy a fully equipped kitchen, washing machine, and a comfortable seating area. Outdoor Spaces: The property features a lovely garden and free WiFi, providing a relaxing environment for all visitors. Local Attractions: Cromarty Beach is a 2-minute walk away, while Inverness Airport lies 47 km from the cottage. Nearby activities include golfing, fishing, and cycling. Guest Satisfaction: Highly rated by guests, Lydia Cottage ensures a pleasant and memorable stay.

Top location: Highly rated by recent guests (10.0)

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Kids

Children are not allowed.

Dogs

Pets are allowed on request. Charges may be applicable.

Address

Cromarty, IV11 8XA, United Kingdom, Cromarty, UK

Facilities

Parking Free WiFi The entire place is yours 969 ft² size Kitchen Garden Pets allowed Washing machine

Gallery

a house with a blue door and a fence at Lydia Cottage - Cromarty in Cromarty

a bathroom with a sink and a shower at Lydia Cottage - Cromarty in Cromarty

a living room with a couch and a fireplace at Lydia Cottage - Cromarty in Cromarty

two beds in a attic room with a window at Lydia Cottage - Cromarty in Cromarty

a living room with stairs and a fireplace at Lydia Cottage - Cromarty in Cromarty

a attic bedroom with two beds and a horse statue on a dresser at Lydia Cottage - Cromarty in Cromarty

an old white cottage with a blue door at Lydia Cottage - Cromarty in Cromarty

a sign in front of a body of water at Lydia Cottage - Cromarty in Cromarty

a rocky beach with a bird flying over the water at Lydia Cottage - Cromarty in Cromarty

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Reviews

Alan 8/10

United Kingdom 🇬🇧

restfull

Pros: Most things about the property. Recently refurbished with new kitchen and shower

Cons: Beds a bit soft. However , The heated towel rail in the bathroom was switched on to highest level. The rail was 18 to 20 inches from the end of the toilet seat with little room to move. My wife went to the toilet on the first night and when moving grazed the heated towel rail and badly burnt herself on the arm. Your thoughts and comments would be appreciated on this as it was a few days before it cooled down, despite being reduced to the lowest level straight away, and we had to put towels over the heater to prevent it happening again. This was a danger to anyone using the toilet as an Adult. Look forward to your comments?

Marcel 10/10

Switzerland 🇨🇭