Our CABINS

Arisaig is named after one of the picturesque villages on the ‘Road to the Isles’. It’s been set up to welcome your four-legged friends but please let us know in advance if you intend to bring your dog so we can prepare the Cabin accordingly. The mountain views from the full height picture windows and the patio are magnificent. There will be no better way to end the day than spending the evening on the patio with a roaring fire pit taking in the spectacular views or indulging in a bit of dark sky star gazing. Being south facing, Arisaig catches the morning sun on the patio – ideal for that alfresco breakfast and the sun hits the patio all day until early evening. The seating area above Arisaig gets the sun until late evening and is an ideal spot for a late drink in the setting sun.

Mallaig is our newest Cabin opening in May 2022 and is named after the main town at the end of the picturesque ‘Road to the Isles’ where the ferry departs for Skye and further afield to the Small Isles.  The mountain views from the full height picture windows and the patio are magnificent. There will be no better way to end the day than spending the evening on the patio with a roaring fire pit taking in the spectacular views or indulging in a bit of dark sky star gazing.  Being south facing, Mallaig catches the morning sun on the patio – ideal for that alfresco breakfast and the sun hits the patio all day until early evening. The seating area above Mallaig gets the sun until late evening and is an ideal spot for a late drink in the setting sun.

Morar is named after one of the picturesque villages on the ‘Road to the Isles’. It’s been set up to welcome your four-legged friends but please let us know in advance if you intend to bring your dog so we can prepare the Cabin accordingly. The mountain and forest views from the full height picture windows and the patio are magnificent. There will be no better way to end the day than spending the evening on the patio with a roaring fire pit taking in the spectacular views or indulging in a bit of dark sky star gazing. Morar faces west, so whilst it does not catch the early morning sun, it is bathed in sunshine from late morning until late into the evening. It’s the ideal place for an alfresco dinner from the BBQ or the fire pit grill plate. The sunsets visible from Morar can be spectacular.