This was my 10th visit to this superbe Bed and Breakfast .There is a warm welcome from the hosts and a log burning stove in the guests' living room with lots to read in the evenings.The rooms are well appointed with separate private bathrooms .Tom has been a very experienced mountaineer and prints out a weather forecast every day for guest's convenience -he is a fund of knowledge on the mountains and the area in general .
Tom and Liz are very interested in wildlife and have a large variety of birds and mammals visiting their garden -- including a visit form a pine martin one evening -apparently there are a family of pine martins living in the local pine forest .
Liz is a truely excellent cook and we had three delicious meals in their large farmhouse kitchen --meals are served with the hosts and other guests so the atmosphere is very convivial to conversation .
I have the added benefit of a specially cooked vegan meal which is very much appreciated .
I can thoroughly recommend this establishment and look forward to my next visit

Booked 3 night stay for a walking break on my own, arrived about 5pm to be offered tea & cake. Breakfasts were splendid with choice of real porridge or cereals then any combination of a the full monty, including choice of type & number of eggs, everything freshly cooked,with good quality ingedients. Cosy lounge containing a huge selection of walking books with comfy chairs & a wood burning stove in the evening . Tom very helpful with advice on walks & local birds & wildlife. My 'single' room was actually a nice twin on the ground floor with the 'ensuite' opposite the front door (so be aware if you need an attached bathroom) however this was large with a good shower & nice towels. Overall very good accomodation, nice people & excellent value.

The hospitality at Cromasaig House was excellent. The value was terrific, esp for a solo traveller as they do not charge the usual penalising supplement for single occupancy. The host and hostess here are both knowledgeable and helpful about the local area and Scotland more generally (besides other topics). The scenery in this area is stupendous and the birdlife cultivated by the owners of this house is uniquely varied and accessible. It was truly a pleasure to stay with people who have such respect for the integrity and history of their location. And if this does not interest you, why not ask them to heat up the sauna? It would take a while but is a most unusual facility in accomodation of this size. What more could you want?!

The surrounding area is majestic and the Cromasaig generally represents good value for the money. I don't think the rooms have a radio or TV, at least mine didn't. Tom and Liz do their very best to provide a good service. They are both nice people and I would recommend this accommodation to any nationality other than Americans. I am a dual national, American & British by birth. For whatever the reason, Tom has a great deal of bitterness to some Americans / America -- particularily American servicemen. I think my recommendation would reduce unnecessary stress for both concerned.