Kilchrist Castle Cottages

The cottage had not been cleaned in preparation for the stay! The windowsills and bathroom floor were unacceptably dirty. We were unable to use the shower and cooker for the same reason. There was a used towel on the rail in the bathroom! The heater in the main bedroom, the light in the kitchen area and the plug in the washbasin were broken. There were no cleaning products and the caretakers were not on site during the time we were there. We wiped down surfaces ourselves with hot water and paper towels on our Sunday night arrival.

The cottage was cosy, as expected, the furnishings were lovely. Big spacious bedroom but the bed wasn’t very comfy. Good WiFi .

Bed wasn’t comfy and the fridge did not work. I did notify the host but it was not fixed when we left.

In general facilities were good.

There was a feeling of dampness in the bedroom and particularly in the bathroom. Floor constantly wet with condensation. No spare toilet paper. Unable to get normal UK channels on the upstairs t

The location was perfect, communication and information provided excellent, had absolutely everything we needed, from a well equipped kitchen to a wee blanket so we could make ourselves extra comfy after long days out.

It was very comfortable accommodation, clean most facilities were catered for parking and location.

The fact that the TV didn't have very good connection to streaming services.

Location, attentive staff when there was an issue

Property needed quite an upgrade

Only a few minutes from Campbeltown. Rural location

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The location was good, however when we arrived, we decided to have a walk with the dog on a lead through a field with an open gate. The farmer came down the track said you cannot walk here as your dog with spread disease, he then closed the gate every time he went past, not very friendly!! There were no cattle or sheep in that field for the duration of our stay,

The access to lower Mull of Kintyre and a brilliant trip to Gigha made our holiday. And we had three distillery visits and a great drive up the east coast to Carradale and the wonderful Anthony Gormley sculpture at Saddle Castle was a highlight.