We are going back in october,this year.This is our 17th year,and we still loveit.would recommend it to everybody,who wants a good chill out.No hastle,just lovely scenery,and great cottages.

We had five days in the pleasant converted farm buildings at Crubenbeg.

It's an excellent location to explore the Highlands, we ventured to Skye, and Loch Ness on our visit and neither seemed too far to drive. Although that said being located near to the A9 the noise can be noticeable at certain times of the day.

The thing that really sold us on coming to Crubenbeg was the fact that it is dog friendly - and our four-legged friend loved it. If you've got a dog I'd recommend one of the northwest facing cottages (looking onto the pond), because they have a fenced paved area that your pooch can sniff around in without always being on the lead.

In places the decor of the cottage we stayed in was tired, but overall facilities were very good, with lots of unexpected little details well covered. The open fire was especially nice, even in the middle of June the temperature sometimes needs a little kick.

Wifi is provided, but we struggled to get a signal downstairs as the walls are so thick!

Overall we thoroughly enjoyed our stay, and would definitely consider returning for our next trip to the Highlands.

Perfect location to explore the Cairn Gorms and surrounding areas. We stayed in the Cedar which had everything we needed including the best thing for those breezy days - a real wood burner.

We have just had a week at Crubenbeg Highland Holiday cottages - what a wonderful place. The cottages are really lovely and cosey, clean, everything there that you need.

The location - wow, you couldn't ask for better.

Sian & Cameron were great - very helpful and friendly.

We could not fault the place at all - will definitely be returning next year