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Gadgirth Estate Lodges Reviews

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  • Sleeps up to 6
  • Pets 2
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Visitor Reviews of Gadgirth Estate Lodges
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36 reviews from guests who stayed at Gadgirth Estate Lodges.

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Oliver
Mar 2025
Feefo

"Really enjoyed our stay, the hot tub was perfect after long walks around the area."

Emma
Mar 2025
Feefo

"We absolutely loved our stay! The lodge was spotless and had all the essentials for a few relaxing nights. The hot tub with river views was just perfect. Comfy beds and sofas made it easy to unwind, plus having an iron, washing machine and tumble dryer was such a bonus! Definitely recommend."

Pauline
Mar 2025
Feefo

"We always have a great time; it just keeps improving each visit!"

Amira Collins
Feb 2025
Feefo

"Really enjoyed our stay, will definitely come back."

Raj
Jan 2025
Feefo

"Our Gadgirth Estate Lodges review: We had a really lovely stay at this cosy spot tucked away in such a peaceful, private setting. The owners are genuinely warm and approachable, always ready to help without intruding. The hot tub was a real treat after cycling around all day, honestly! A slight thing to note is that the cottage is directly under the flight path, so you do get quite a bit of aircraft noise. It didnt bother us much once we got used to it, but if youre sensitive to noise, its something to keep in mind. Overall, a great place to unwind!"

Emily Roberts
Jan 2025
Feefo

"We booked a week at the Apple Lodge over Christmas and honestly, theres quite a bit to love about the place, but a few things did mar the experience a bit. First off, the lodge itself is really charming. Its cosy, immaculately clean and has a lovely design that makes you feel right at home the moment you step in. The Christmas welcome hamper was a lovely surprise - with Prosecco, Quality Street and Mince Pies, it really set the festive tone. Plus, the lodge was decorated with a Christmas tree, which was a nice touch. They also left a general welcome hamper with tea, coffee, bread, butter, biscuits and milk in the fridge, so we didnt have to rush out first thing. The outside wood storage was well-stocked with kindling, which was perfect for keeping the log burner going, creating that warm, cosy atmosphere we love. The bed was super comfy and the blackout blinds in the bedroom meant we slept in late without any hassle. We also appreciated the helpful welcome pack explaining local bits and bobs - good communication overall.Now, onto some of the downsides. The Wi-Fi was pretty much unusable most of the time, which was a real pain. We had to leave early on one day because we couldnt get any work done remotely. We did mention this to Karen, who came by to check it out. Her solution was showing us she could stream iPlayer on her phone and she mentioned no other guests had issues. But the next day, we spoke to a guest in the cabin next door who said the same thing - the internet is just rubbish. So, clearly, its not just us. Most days, unless we sat right by the front door, we couldnt connect or check emails. On Christmas Day, we managed a flaky FaceTime call by sitting outside near the front door, but even that wasnt reliable. Its a shame because in this day and age, decent internet is pretty much a must-have.Another thing that felt a bit lacking was the hot tub situation. No dressing gowns were provided for it, which might seem trivial, but for the price we paid, wed expect some. The hot tub itself is exposed and overlooks the car park, Gadgirth office and next doors cabin and their hot tub. Privacy would have been appreciated here, especially when youre trying to relax, not feeling like youre on display the whole time. Also, there was no toilet brush, which is a bit gross - its such a small thing but makes a difference. We also found there were no hooks for coats or towels, which was annoying. The wardrobe only had four hangers for two of us for a whole week - definitely not enough. The fridge had some missing or broken shelving, which made storing our food tricky after a few days. Parking was another minor gripe; while theres space for about 8 cars, its not well marked and people tend to park far apart, making it a bit of a nightmare to get a space. Some painted lines or designated spots would help a lot.In terms of the lodges interior, it was pretty well stocked, but a few more hooks, a toilet brush and extra hangers would have made our stay even better. The overall vibe was lovely, but these small things add up. We stayed in the Apple Lodge with another couple and for the most part, we had a relaxing time. The lodges cosy design, the Christmas touches and the welcoming hampers really made it feel special. However, the internet issue was a biggie for us, especially since we were working remotely for part of the stay. We get that its a rural location and the welcome pack does mention that Wi-Fi and signals might not be great, encouraging a bit of a tech detox. But honestly, thats not what we signed up for during Christmas, when we wanted to stay connected with family and friends. It was frustrating and we think they should be more upfront about the Wi-Fi limitations before booking. To be fair, once we spent New Year in the Arctic Circle (where the Wi-Fi was perfect, by the way), it was clear that rural location isnt a good enough excuse anymore. If the internet had been better, this stay would have been nearly perfect. Still, despite the hiccups, the positives outweigh the negatives and wed maybe consider returning if they improved the connectivity. All in all, its a lovely spot with a cosy feel, just a few practical things could be sorted to make it even better!"

Charlie
Oct 2024
Feefo

"Really enjoyed staying here, the lodge was fantastic!"

Mark
Oct 2024
Feefo

"We loved the lodge! Perfect location by the River Ayr and the decor was spot on. Honestly, its the nicest place we've stayed in."

Alex
Sep 2024
Feefo

"We loved staying here! The peaceful rural setting was perfect for relaxing, yet its close enough to Ayrshires event spots. Staff were super friendly and helpful. The rooms were spacious, comfy and nicely decorated. Great stay!"

Sarah & Mark Jennings
Sep 2024
Feefo

"We had such a lovely stay at Gadgirth Lodges! Ian and Karen are genuinely warm hosts who make you feel really welcome. The lodges themselves are super luxurious and you can tell theyre well cared for-spotless and comfy. The hot tub was a real treat after a day out and we loved trying the BBQ hut this time; those fillet steaks were top notch! Weve been coming back for years and already booked for next May. Thanks for having us!"

Rachel
Aug 2024
Feefo

"The setting is really lovely and the lodges are super comfy with all the modern bits you'd want, plus a cosy wood stove and plenty of firewood. The grounds are spotless and the hot tubs are well maintained daily. The central BBQ hut creates a warm, family-friendly vibe-definitely a great spot to relax!"

Martin
Jul 2024
Feefo

"We booked a little getaway and it was just what we needed. The place was super cosy, with great pubs and eateries nearby. The dog loved the off-road walks, didnt want to leave at all. Brilliant stay!"

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