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"The location was purely breathtaking. The house was amazing, but a few issues that did crop up such as the cleanliness could have been better, wi-fi was 3mbps not very fast and the AGA was not working on arrival so had to wait for engineer to fix and once fixed it stopped working again in the last week and did not work for the remainder of our stay. But this does not stop me giving it 5 stars, you will be blown away by the beauty of the accommodation and area. Beach one way and stunning waterfall another. Kitchen is very well stocked. Sitting in the window seats just watching the beauty change from minute to minute was peaceful and enchanting. We have truly fallen in love with Scotland and this place in particular."

"Wonderful cottage in a magical remote position with amazing views and walks."

"Hosts communication and flexibility were outstanding. Location was perfect. Cottage was warm, clean, and very well equipped. "

"House and hosts were amazing.The house was warm and well equipped We were delighted to be offered fresh seafood and fish directly off Willie’s boat, what a feast we had.We were lucky to get some warm sunny weather. A fantastic break. Thank you Willie and Mairi"

"The room was really well kept, the breakfast was excellent and Dave was incredible to talk to. Can’t recommend enough. "

"Paul was a very friendly host adding nice touches such as fresh milk in the fridge for the supplied tea, coffee and biscuits. Started a fire in the wood stove and it was such a cozy evening. Really lovely place. "

"Peaceful location with friendly helpful host. Property is stunning, our room with the kitchenette was well stocked and comfortable. Room was clean, bathroom boosted not just cleanliness but a hot shower with water pressure. "

"Really helpful hosts."

"Stuart and Sophie make your stay so comfortable and enjoyable. We had a large, lovely room with views of the hills and the sea. The food (breakfasts and dinners) was delicious. I would recommend the Scourie Lodge to anyone visiting the northwest corner of Scotland."