Nadurra But and Ben - Where the Ordinary Becomes Extraordinary

Everything you can think of was catered for. All essentials for breakfast were supplied. We had the luck of some amazing weather and where able to make full use of the lovely outdoor facilities a . Overall a wonderful stay with amazing views and friendly hosts.

Great views, hosts thought of everything you might need. Fantastic

Nothing

So well equipped, had everything we’d need and more! Very cute and homely Loved the hot tub!

We weren’t there long enough!

Location and view was beautiful. The host has added some home touches which just make you feel at home.

The views were exceptional, the hot tub..

Not wanting to sound harsh but having stayed in 4 places previously 2 being "Pods" Nadurra was not only the most expensive of my stays on the nc500 it was the least "luxurious" l don't know what l expected but this wasn't it. My first pod experience was in Lybster on the East Coast and it was amazing, comfortable, warm and the pod was well furnished and had underfloor heating and was half the cost of Nadurra, which if I'm being truthful isn't a pod it's more a converted summer house.. If l could have my fist pod with these views and the tub I'd happily pay what this cost, but l can only judge on what's available so in my opinion it's overpriced for what's on offer... Plus not being a dog owner l could smell dogs immediately in the accommodation......

Great pod with everything you need and more. View outstanding and a great walk by the loch. Owner nearby and very friendly and helpful.

Nothing, loved it.

This place is really nice! Great view with comfortable porch and great hot tub. Comfortable bed with lots of pillows. Good water pressure and hot water. Every little detail and extras in the house. Good WiFi. Was on the high side for cost but was really worth it. Had the BBQ for 2 people which was a great value but no way the 2 of us could eat it all recommended ordering one serving unless you can eat a lot of food. Not sure how you could miss it almost trip over the sign while walking the GGW. Yes it is up a gravel hill but if you are hiking the GGW it’s no big deal. It’s about a 13 mile hike from Ft Williams

It was all good

So many lovely details.