Cosy & compact Rowan Lodge no4

Self contained. Cozy. Full facilities.

Uncertainty about bed linen

The lodge was very well equipped, clean and cosy ! Great location, set within a picturesque area just outside Killin. The lodge was a great place to unwind and disconnect from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The peaceful environment and lack of distractions can be very appealing.

Stay was not long enough !

location was good very good places to eat

lodge seemed to be dated and needed to be modernised,

Very quiet and rural, clean and compact.

For start before we even began our holiday we received an email stating a charge of £150 for a security deposit. At no time during our booking we’re we made aware of this, very poor communication from the start at no point during our stay did anyone from the team come and greet us after we stayed multiple times during the evening and day to meet them so had no clue where or what we could do around, thus we had to “figure it out ourselves”. The surrounding areas of the property are very limited, the photographs that we saw before booking made the property and surrounding areas seem larger than what they actually were if you were coming as a big family this wouldn’t be the place for you. Upon exiting our cabin on the last day to remove all waste that we had collected, I had a brief encounter with one of the staff member however at NO POINT did they even say hello. Thus we felt very out of place and uncomfortable.

The location and the fact that there are several lodges so family members were staying nearby.

Nothing, though possibly the fact that it was a little too far out of town to walk to a restaurant,

Nothing

Everything it stank was tiny it was a shoe box not as advertised and had to listen to the neighbours having sex all night

The size and the surroundings

Not close enough to walk to town

Great base point for exploring Loch Tay and Killin area. Hosts were lovely, area is stunning and we had a great time. Very good with the dog too. Would recomend xxx

There’s no footpath access to Loch Tay or Killin. You can walk on the road to Killin, which joins to a lovely path after 15 mins, taking you the rest of the way into the village but the road can feel a bit intimidating. That being said all cars were kind, gave us room, we just followed the country code. Access to the Loch is via Killin, drove down for a swim and wander but walked it later for dinner/drinks. Took torches for walking back in the dark, which were essential

Glad to see tea kit left in the lodge, and very central. Ideal for visiting other areas and accommodation was super, very clean and spacious.