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What an absolute hidden gem nestled in the highlands. Spacious rooms, comfortable bedding, incredible hospitality from staff, and the food! Oh my heavens, the food! Incredible, absolutely will be returning.

The cottage is stunning! It is so well stocked and furnished with everything you could need for all sorts of baking and games! The fireplace is also amazing

The Mingarry is a “boutique hotel” of 8 rooms where the host, Emma, gives personal service. The entire hotel: entry, room, restaurant, is beautifully decorated. At the entry, there’s a little bookcase gift shop of postcards, journals and other locally-themed and locally-made items. We stayed in the Mingarry Room. The living room area was huge with a large sofa, coffee table and desk and a tiny balcony that felt very safe. A little table and two chairs were provided and the balcony offered a great view of the highlands and the surrounding fields. Not a dramatic view but a quiet and calm one. The bedroom included nightstands, another desk, and a little bench to sit on to enjoy the view from the window. Skylight in the bathroom which was really nice to let light in but keep the bathroom private. The bathrobes were huge fluffy, so luxurious! The bed was so soft and we slept really well. The living room included a Nespresso machine and tea kettle with teas, instant coffee and cocoa, biscuits. There was also a small fridge with mini-bar with free waters along with liquors and luxury snack items for a fee. Behind the hotel is a lovely grassy field, ponds and farm ducks. In the field were three, clear geodomes to relax in style! Each “pod” kept the cold and the bugs out. Inside each pod is a heater, love seat and lounge chairs that can seat 4, a coffee table and lights. Mimosas on arrival (can’t beat that!) and Emma will also deliver snacks, desserts or libations. The attached restaurant—hands down, the best food of our trip! Their Cullen Skink is to die for! The menu changes frequently according to the availability of local produce. There are few tables and there are few restaurants in the area so having a reservation is a good idea. The restaurant includes a bar with a good selection of local whiskies and gins. There was plenty of parking. A car is needed to get here and to the area attractions. Most of the roads are single lane but the drive is worth it!

A little whisky while checking in and an excellent night of sleep followed by a lovely breakfast, what more can one ask for? And it's very close to the train station. Highly recommended.

Felt like royalty staying here. Worth going a bit over our conservative budget for this stay - with attention to detail, helpful staff with great recommendations, lovely dinner and spectacular view from our room (we were given a Glen side room)

This nice place to stay , on the way to hotel it’s great views, room was very clean, the bedding stuff was fantastic.the staff was really nice .

Location, value, quaint and historic. Views were amazing!

I loved the location, it was amazing to you look out your window and have the coastline right there and It was so quiet during the night I felt like we were the only ones there. The staff was excellent and prepared us a late dinner that was delicious.

Amazing house! This is one of the best houses we have ever stayed in on booking.com. The house was incredibly clean, smelled fantastic, and had all the amenities we could ever need. Toys for our children, coffee, milk, snacks, they were all provided for by the host. It went above and beyond our expectations. We would stay there again in a heartbeat!

Spotlessly clean. Cozy. Absolutely perfect for a comfortable holiday stay.