Stunning two bedroom semi-detached lodge with outstanding views over Loch Lomond. On the ground floor is an open plan lounge and dining area with a well-equipped kitchen with a breakfast bar. On the first floor are two bedrooms both with bed that can be set up as twins or a super king-size and both have en suite bathrooms and an additional bathroom on the ground floor.
Stunning two bedroom semi-detached lodge with outstanding views over Loch Lomond. On the ground floor is an open plan lounge and dining area with a well-equipped kitchen with a breakfast bar. On the first floor are two bedrooms both with bed that can be set up as twins or a super king-size and both have en suite bathrooms and an additional bathroom on the ground floor.
Beautiful two bedroom semi-detached lodge with outstanding views over Loch Lomond. On the ground floor is an open plan lounge and dining area with a well-equipped kitchen with a breakfast bar. On the first floor are two bedrooms both with bed that can be set up as twins or a super king-size and both have en suite bathrooms and an additional bathroom on the ground floor.
A superb two bedroom semi-detached lodge with outstanding views over Loch Lomond. On the ground floor is an open plan lounge and dining area with a well-equipped kitchen with a breakfast bar. On the first floor are two bedrooms both with bed that can be set up as twins or a super king-size and both have en suite bathrooms and an additional bathroom on the ground floor.
22 reviews from guests who stayed at Loch Lomond Waterfront Luxury Lodges
"Beautiful location and incredibly peaceful, the price was great for the size of the accommodation and what was provided in it. I would definitely recommend to others and i would go there again myself!"
"Really enjoyed our stay, the cottage had everything needed."
"We stayed at this lovely little cottage and honestly, it was just what we needed. The quiet surroundings made it perfect for a proper break. The hot tub was such a treat and the place was spotless with all the essentials. Loads of walks nearby too. Absolutely loved it and would definitely recommend to anyone looking to unwind!"
"We really enjoyed our visit, the setting was charming and the dogs loved exploring the fields. Lovely day!"
"Our Loch Lomond Waterfront Luxury Lodges review: We had such a great weekend stay! The place really ticked all our boxes and were already planning to come back. The kids loved the garden and the underfloor heating kept everyone cosy. Our dog Luna was wagging her tail so much she strained it-bless her! Definitely a spot wed recommend to anyone looking for a comfy getaway."
"Absolutely loved our stay! The owners really went the extra mile, making everything so comfortable and stress-free. Highly recommend!"
"We loved this cosy little cottage! Perfectly tucked away for some peace, yet close enough to shops and cafes. The hot tub was brilliant and the underfloor heating kept everything nice and warm. Rob, Sharon and Bonnie made us feel so welcome. Can't wait to return!"
"We loved the cosy cottage with its lovely log burner and hot tub. The hosts were so friendly, making our stay truly relaxing and peaceful. Hope to come back soon!"
"We had a wonderful, peaceful stay! The cottage was spotless and well-stocked, plus some sweet little extras. Definitely recommend to everyone!"
"We had a wonderful stay at this cosy spot tucked away in a peaceful, private setting. The hosts were super friendly and really helpful when we needed anything, but still respected our privacy. The hot tub was such a treat after a long day cycling around. The only thing to note is that the cottage is quite close to Stansted's flight path, so theres quite a bit of aircraft noise. It took us a couple of hours to get used to it, but honestly, it didnt ruin our trip. Overall, a lovely place!"
"We had an absolutely lovely stay here! The setting is so peaceful and private, perfect for unwinding. The owners are genuinely friendly and helpful without being intrusive, which we really appreciated. The hot tub was a real treat after a long day cycling around the area. One thing to note, though, is that the cottage is quite close to Stansteds flight path, so theres quite a bit of aircraft noise. It didnt bother us much once we got used to it, but its worth considering if you're sensitive to noise. Overall, a great place to stay!"
"We had a lovely stay! Sharon and Robert were fantastic hosts, making us feel right at home from the start. The place had everything we needed - super clean, comfy and safe for our dog Archie. The location was perfect, with loads of nice walks and the charming villages around Thaxted to explore. Honestly, we left feeling refreshed and totally relaxed. Definitely a break we needed! Would recommend to anyone looking for a peaceful getaway."
"Such a lovely spot, really relaxing stay. Can't wait to return!"
"The cottage was charming and perfect for a peaceful getaway. Be aware of the night-time planes from Stanstead, but the hot tub really made it special! Definitely worth visiting."
"We had a lovely stay at this cosy cottage tucked away on a working farm, yet it feels very private. The owners, Robert and Sharon, are genuinely charming and friendly. The place is surprisingly spacious, with a well-equipped kitchen and a comfy bed that we didnt want to get out of! The garden is perfect for dogs-completely secluded and nicely furnished. We enjoyed exploring the nearby walks and Thaxteds restaurants, especially The Star and The Maypole, didnt disappoint. Definitely a place wed recommend!"
"Really enjoyed our stay at this cottage. The location was perfect, peaceful and away from the busy crowds. The hot tub was a lovely bonus. Owners were very friendly and helpful without being intrusive. They've got it just right!"
"We had such a lovely stay at this cottage! The place is really well kept and has everything you need. The dog walks right outside are a big plus for us and the farm animals, especially Penelope the pig, were a hit with the dogs. The host was super friendly and easy to communicate with. Well definitely return, great value! Highly recommend."
"Great place to stay, spacious, lovely setting and perfect for pets!"
"Really enjoyed our stay! The house was gorgeous, super tidy and had everything we needed. Hot tub was fab!"
"We had a fantastic weekend stay here, exactly what we were hoping for. The place really hit the spot and were already planning to return. Our dogs adored the underfloor heating and the garden kept them busy for ages. Luna was wagging her tail so much she strained it - typical! Great place, lovely hosts, were very happy hoomans and pups!"
"We had a fantastic stay! The cottage was charming, cosy log burner and the hot tub was a real treat. Hosts were lovely, super peaceful. Hope to come back soon for longer!"
"We had such a lovely weekend here! The place really ticked all our boxes and were already planning to come back. Our dogs had a blast, especially with the underfloor heating - they couldnt get enough! Lunas wagging tail got a bit strained, but the vet says its just from all the fun. Happy pups, happy us!"
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Loch Lomond Waterfront Luxury Lodges, with real driving times.
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A family safari just outside Stirling, with lions, elephants, a dinosaur forest and a giant adventure playground.
Blair Drummond is a family safari park just outside Stirling, set in a 120-acre estate with over 300 animals. You can set out on a drive-through safari past the African reserve, home to Grant's zebra and southern white rhinos, the lion reserve and the Asian reserve with Bactrian camels and Père David's deer.
Tip: Tickets are online only and none are sold at the gate, so book ahead, especially at weekends and school holidays when it often sells out.
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One of Scotland's greatest stone castles, with a Renaissance royal palace and sweeping views over Stirling.
Stirling Castle is one of the largest and most historically important castles in Scotland. It stands on a volcanic crag with steep cliffs on three sides, and the rock has been fortified since ancient times. Generations of Scottish monarchs enlarged and embellished it, and Mary, Queen of Scots was crowned here in 1542.
Tip: Book your visit online in advance for a set date and time; the Great Hall and Royal Palace are the parts to head for first.
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Scotland's Theme Park beside Strathclyde Park, with roller coasters, a tropical house, glow-in-the-dark bowling and soft play.
M&D's is an amusement park in Motherwell, North Lanarkshire, bordering Strathclyde Park. It has two roller coasters, including Runaway Mine Train and the children's Big Apple, plus thrill rides such as Air Raid and a pirate ship, and Moby's Revenge, a three-lane dinghy water slide. Younger children have their own junior rides, including trampolines.
Tip: Check the park's website for opening times before you go, as hours differ between attractions.
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A clifftop fortress on a volcanic rock above the Clyde, with a recorded history stretching back 1,500 years.
Dumbarton Castle clings to Dumbarton Rock, a volcanic plug rising almost vertical where the River Leven meets the River Clyde. It was once the heart of an ancient kingdom covering the area now known as Strathclyde, and its recorded history goes back 1,500 years, from the Dark Ages through to the Second World War.
Tip: Book your visit online in advance; Historic Scotland members and Explorer Pass holders can also get in using their pass.
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Glasgow's best-loved free museum, with 22 galleries covering art, animals, Ancient Egypt and Mackintosh.
Kelvingrove is a major art gallery and museum in Glasgow's West End, set in Kelvingrove Park. The Spanish Baroque building opened in 1901, and its 22 galleries display over 8,000 objects. The collections range from natural history, Egyptian antiquities and armour to Scottish history, design and Charles Rennie Mackintosh, plus one of Europe's great civic art collections.
Tip: Download the floor plan or the free digital guide before you go, to pick out the must-see objects first.
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Walk beside the remains of the Romans' northernmost frontier barrier, built across Scotland's Central Belt.
The Antonine Wall was a turf fortification on stone foundations, built by the Romans across the Central Belt of Scotland between the Firth of Clyde and the Firth of Forth. Construction began in AD 142 on the orders of Emperor Antoninus Pius, and for a time it was the northernmost frontier barrier of the Roman Empire.
Tip: Head for Rough Castle Fort first, as it is the best preserved of the wall's forts.
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A Charles Rennie Mackintosh villa in Helensburgh, with original furniture and interiors designed by Mackintosh himself.
Hill House is a villa in Helensburgh, designed between 1902 and 1904 by Charles Rennie Mackintosh for the publisher Walter Blackie. Outside, it has an austere, asymmetrical look, with grey roughcast walls and little ornament. It is cared for by the National Trust for Scotland and open to the public.
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Scotland's oldest public museum, with mummies, meteorites, Roman relics and Mackintosh in Glasgow's West End.
The Hunterian is the oldest public museum in Scotland, run by the University of Glasgow on its main campus in the West End. It is a group of venues rather than a single building, and holds over a million items, from meteorites to mummies and Mackintosh.
Tip: The venues are spread across the campus and beyond, so check the Hunterian's website for each venue's opening times and any temporary closures before you go.
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Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.
