If you are looking for a unique and magical place to stay in Scotland, check this place out! We…read morestayed two nights in the Tree Howf and it was all better than could be imagined. There is a minimum two night stay and a maximum of two people in the Tree Howf. Correspondence was timely. We paid via wire transfer which was a new experience for us. The shower in the treehouse is hot and water pressure is good. The composting toilet is down some stairs, but the light automatically comes right on along with the radio. The woodburning stove is a charming and practical touch. You can cook on a gas burner or on an outdoor barbecue. I had read on Trip Advisor that towels and other items weren't provided, but that's not true, because they were provided! The view is unbelievably beautiful and the Highland Cows make it all the more picturesque! There is a lovely little honesty shop where you can pick up any items you may need that is incredibly convenient. This may be the most charming location in the world! It is a great hub to explore Stirling Castle, Doune Castle and other amazing nearby locations! Sometime in 2018 Hobbit Howfs will join the other amazing locations you can book here at Craighead Howf!

Our family had a wonderful week in the house last Autumn. The house is deceptively large and there…read morewas more than enough space for our four families, including fantastic dinners around the large dining table. The house is perfectly situated with the centre of Dunkeld and the river only a couple of minutes walk away. All the bedrooms were of a grand scale, the upstairs ones with en-suite facilities - super power shower to top it all off!! Would certainly recommend this to anyone wanting a break in beautiful surroundings - we'll definately be back!!

Spent a lovely long weekend with friends in this very comfortable holiday home. It had everything…read morewe required. Location excellent for golfing and nature treks. Definitely will be back.

This is a vacation rental. I repeat, this stunning place really is a vacation rental…read more I submitted this review to Yelp, and they listed it as "Photography Store & Services." Nope. This is a holiday rental that is on the grounds of a historic home of pioneer photographers. Just past the first set of steps up to Calton Hill from Regal Road, there is a locked wrought iron gate to the left. Inside that gate, up another set of stairs, is Rock House, a historic home that belonged to Scottish photographer pioneer, Robert Adamson in 1843. Robert Adamson formed a partnership with an artist named David Octavious Hill, and together, they established the use of photography as an art form. On the gorgeous grounds of that historic house stands a charming, white 2 story building, called the Photographer's Studio, which is available for people to rent for their vacations. The studio sleeps two people, perfect for a couple. Although the studio building isn't the original one that Adamson and Hill used for their work, it stands on the same spot theirs did. On the private grounds of Rock House, the sounds of the bustling city fades, and the chirping of song birds prevails. Using a skeleton key to unlock the door of the studio, I walk into a gorgeously decorated bedroom. The white, four poster bed sitting atop sisal carpeting is cozy and inviting. Sharing the first floor is the bathroom, which features a rain shower head! Climbing a winding staircase, I encounter the most lovely octagonal kitchen/dining/living room. The three windows upstairs flood the room with tons of natural light. There is a kitchenette (equipped with a gas range, oven, and fridge) a fireplace, and even washer and dryer to make this home away from home both enjoyable and useful! This exquisitely furnished, private abode, is both comfortable and impressive. The Photographer's Studio is impeccably designed for a romantic getaway in Edinburgh. Definitely book this place early for your holiday! The location is ideal! Located on Calton Hill, near historic landmarks and just a 5 minute walk to Waverly train station. Close to both Old Town and New Town tourist destinations.

The room is clean. The beds are nice. Was given a horrible room location where we are staring at…read morenothing but rolled out roofing blacktop that is just incredibly ugly. Asked to be moved and they wouldn't. Very disappointing.

Huge hotel/resort…read more Situated in a really picturesque scottish town. You can either satff in the main hotel which has some fabulous cosy rooms or you can have your own lodge in the grounds, so fab if you have a family. There is o much to do here, it has a great family pool area but also an adults only spa pool complex to ecape the kids. You can do golf, horse riding shooting pretty much anything you fancy. Theres even a Cinema! Good choice of pubs bars and retaurants on site and so many facilities you cannot get bored, all in lovely ground and gardens. I booked on one of those last minute hotel type ites and only paid £45 for a deluxe double room on a last minute basis. If you want to go some where luxurious but with lots to do you cant go wrong here

This delightful 19th century Fife Cottage is a great place for a Scottish Getaway whether for a…read moreweekend or a longer stay. It is the perfect example of a Tardis in that it is much, much bigger than it appears from the frontage. As it is a listed building there would've been restrictions to what could be added. In keeping with this, the cottage has had a very clever first floor extension at the back which includes a full size double bedroom and a twin bedroom. So it's very spacious and yet retains the cottage charm. Downstairs is a lounge with an real open fireplace, a dining room that seats 6 comfortably, a bathroom (complete with tin bath) and shower and a kitchen with all the appliances you'll need. At the rear is a very large multi-level garden which leads up to a huge Summer House, which has power and a balcony. The cottage itself is the perfect location to either getaway from it all or, if you prefer, to use as a base from which to explore Scotland. There's easy access to Edinburgh, Glasgow and of course Fife & Beyond. In the immediate vicinity there are some lovely woodland walks and coastal paths along the River Forth. The local pub / restaurant, The Red Lion in beautiful Culross is also magnificent. See my separate review. They do a great steak. So if you fancy a welcoming, cozy, yet spacious Scottish Cottage break, I recommend booking here before someone else does!

Stayed here with a friend for new year. For the price and location the accomodation was perfect…read more The room was clean and basic all the rooms had a kettle cups and stuff for making hot drinks. The rooms also came with a tv and dvd player. For a taxi into town it only cost £5.Would deffinatly stay here again only £29.50 per room.