★★★★
Holiday home
Newtonmore
10.0/10

Baltinna West - by Where Stags Roar

Comfortable Living: Baltinna West in Newtonmore offers a cosy holiday home with one bedroom and a living room. The property features a fully equipped kitchen, washing machine, and free WiFi. Outdoor Spaces: Guests can enjoy a garden and terrace, perfect for relaxation. The outdoor dining area provides a pleasant setting for alfresco meals. Convenient Amenities: The holiday home includes a fireplace, dining table, and parquet floors. Additional amenities include a washing machine, TV, and free on-site private parking. Local attractions> Located 80 km from Inverness Airport, Baltinna West is close to Newtonmore Golf Club (8-minute walk) and Highland Folk Museum (2 km). Activities such as golfing, fishing, skiing, hiking, and cycling are available nearby. Highly rated by guests.

Top location: Highly rated by recent guests (9.5)
Free private parking available on-site

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Kids

Children are not allowed.

Dogs

Pets are allowed on request. No extra charges.

Address

Baltinna West, Station Road,, Newtonmore, PH20 1AR, United Kingdom, Newtonmore, UK

Facilities

Free parking Free WiFi The entire place is yours 753 ft² size Free on-site parking Pets allowed Private bathroom Kitchen Bath Washing machine

Gallery

a bike is parked in a wooden shed at Baltinna West - by Where Stags Roar in Newtonmore

a view of a body of water with mountains at Baltinna West - by Where Stags Roar in Newtonmore

a bedroom with a bed and a table with a lamp at Baltinna West - by Where Stags Roar in Newtonmore

a pile of wood is stacked in a warehouse at Baltinna West - by Where Stags Roar in Newtonmore

a bed with two blue pillows and a window at Baltinna West - by Where Stags Roar in Newtonmore

a tree on a golf course with a house in the background at Baltinna West - by Where Stags Roar in Newtonmore

a large tree in the middle of a forest at Baltinna West - by Where Stags Roar in Newtonmore

a stream in a field with a rainbow in the background at Baltinna West - by Where Stags Roar in Newtonmore

a dirt road with a fence and the sunset at Baltinna West - by Where Stags Roar in Newtonmore

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Reviews

Kim 10/10

Netherlands 🇳🇱

lovely

Pros: lovely cottage, it's just a perfect Holidayhome for a couple. Would highly recommend, we had the perfect holiday here. Also; Newtonmore is great for discovering the Highlands.

Cons: nothing, we absoluty loved it!

Stuart 10/10

United Kingdom 🇬🇧

Pros: Clean, comfortable, great facilities and some lovely welcome gifts (particularly the bottle of stags breath liquor) and it was lovely and warm on the snowy days we were there. The electric vehicle charging available was a big help as well.

Cons: Only minor niggle was that there was no method of closing off the bedroom when travelling with a pet.

Sarah 10/10

United Kingdom 🇬🇧

Pros: Our favourite accommodation on our Scotland roadtrip! It was just as the photos, with a comfortable bed and sofa which was needed after exploring the local area.

Tomasz 10/10

United Kingdom 🇬🇧

Lovely cosy place to stay in!

Pros: Lovely place to stay in - tidy and clean. Bath and fireplace making it cosy. Place was equipped with everything we needed

Callum 10/10

United Kingdom 🇬🇧

It was the holiday I needed. Time out, relax, see some of Scotland, and feel at home when not active

Pros: This was excellent accommodation, offering a mixture of modern, traditional and homely. Lots of little extras may and even more pleasant stay. Great location. And with a competitive EV car charger outside, was an overall relaxing holiday, and fully recommend.

Cons: not staying long enough.

Duncan 10/10

United Kingdom 🇬🇧

Comfortable and convenient for a couple plus dog. Would happily stay again!

Pros: That our dog was so welcome. Great advance information. Thoughtful touches like complimentary drinks and local guidebooks and maps.

Cons: Drying facilities - for walking gear, and for the dog. The small hallway was a bit tight for towelling off the dog after wet walks, and was effectively the only place to hang wet walking gear, except for directly on the radiators. Just adding some hooks or a drying rack in the downstairs toilet would help.