Seaforth Cottage -Dog friendly

Cosy cottage in quaint area near the sea.

Pros: Quaint historical location and very near beach. Hosts very kindly left coffee and are great communicators. Cottage was very cosy and comfy! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

Cons: Stairs very narrow so not so good for very old, infirm or toddlers. Front bedroom large and lovely, back one very small but fine. Bit of a plumbing niff in bathroom at times.

Exceptional

Pros: The communication from the property owners was exceptional from start to finish. The best I have ever had. The cottage was cosy and well equipped with a super log burner for winter nights. Lovely smell to the house and beds were very comfy. It was very very clean. Fabulous location close to the beach which was ideal for the pup to have a good run around. We were very appreciative of an early check in and a later check out. Thank you. Pearl and mark and Rhudy xx

We had a really enjoyable stay at the cottage. The weather was mixed and the cottage was a nice cosy retreat Situated c

Pros: Cosy comfortable and good location for all local amenities.

Pros: Location to coast and town plus dog friendly. Linen and towels good quality.

Cons: The single beds are small for an adult. Kitchen equipment very basic.

Cute cosy cottage.

Pros: Seaforth cottage was a very small but very cosy little cottage. In a beautiful and quaint seaside town with stunning views and big grassy hills to roll down. You can see the appeal with its gentle landscapes and delicious seafood restaurants. Nairn has a good train service to Inverness and Aberdeen. The cottage itself was clean and nicely prepared with tea \u0026 coffee, fluffy towels, washing facilities and a modern television. The kitchen was well stocked with utensils. We loved the shower and cute, thoughtful, decorations. The cottage is adorned with books, games and information on local attractions. The location is very quiet and calming. We absolutely loved building sand castles the beach and harbour. The drive between Nairn and Aviemore is gorgeous with its natural landscapes and woolly sheep free roaming the plains. We enjoyed the calm. Dog friendly.

Cons: In all honesty, Nairn needs some TLC as half the stores were shops had shut down or rusting. It's sad to see such a sweet town so run down. Presumably hit hard by the pandemic and recession. As for the cottage, My only real issue would be the carpets and parking. The double bedroom and stairs had fraying carpets that our young child kept slipping on and the lounge carpet had some marks on it. A few items of furniture needed some repairing, like the patio cupboard, patio table and TV stand. The kitchen table was too small to fit two adults and one child around so we sat at the coffee table to eat and drink. The lack of parking space at the cottage was annoying, especially when carrying shopping from the car.

Perfect location near to town and harbour. Would recommend to friends/family

Pros: Location was perfect:-). Everything we could ask for in the kitchen.

Cons: Stairs were a bit steep for our dogs (our old man is 14).

Pros: Central location, excellent house, very comfortable

Fantastic cottage. Highly recommend

Pros: Great location. Lovely, cosy cottage with everything we needed. Excellent communication from owner throughout.

Short stay -- very nice compact cottage in the heart of Nairn.

Pros: Place was clean, comfortable, well located, everything worked first time. Less than 5 mins to the beach, and 1 min to the high street.

Cons: The seagulls can be noisy!

Simply perfect.Fabulous cottage with everything you need.

Pros: The cottage was clean, comfortable and cute. Short walk to beach and shops.The owners had thought of everything we might need.Great WiFi. Great communication. A wonderful break.

Cons: There was nothing to dislike