Druimbhan

Druimbhan is a single-storey cottage on the ground floor in Lochailort, sleeping two in a double bedroom. Everything you need is reached without stairs: kitchen, bathroom, living room with woodburner, and a utility room where you can dry outdoor gear. The bedroom has windows on two sides—one overlooking the burn, one the waterfall, so you fall asleep to running water. Essentials like electricity, bed linen, towels and wifi are included, along with a welcome pack. The kitchen is equipped for proper cooking with electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge-freezer.

Outside, the grounds are wooded and planted with shrubs, with a small path leading uphill past the cottage where you can sit and watch the water flow. There are four steps in the grounds and a stream to note. Dogs stay free and the cottage provides a bed, bowl and towel for them, plus an outdoor hose for rinsing muddy paws. One car or small van can park on site. A pub is within a mile's walk. Lochailort sits on one of Scotland's most dramatic driving routes, and the railway—which runs less than 200 yards away—will stop here if you ask the guard. No smoking inside.