| The Lodge Tobermory |
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The Lodge is situated in Upper Tobermory with partial seaviews overlooking Tobermory Bay and Morvern.
It is in a quiet area yet only 10 minutes walk away from the seafront, shops and restaurants. Surprisingly spacious, the log burner also gives The Lodge a cosy feel for those cooler evenings. Ideal for couples. |
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| Tariff: £300 - £475 per week Weekly lets throughout the year Saturday - Saturday Short breaks available 2nd Nov - 27th March (not Christmas or New Year) Friday - Monday 3 nights £225 Monday - Friday 4 nights £275 Other start dates may be available during the winter, please contact us on 01688 302251 to enquire. |
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| Sleeps 2 people |
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Facilities
Location: In upper Tobermory with partial views of Tobermory Bay - 10 mins walk to sea - 10 mins walk to shops
Garden: Lawned area to rear - washing line - private parking
Heating: Storage heaters - electricity is included - log burner - logs included
Kitchen: Electric cooker - microwave - kettle - toaster - fridge with ice box - iron and ironing board
Lounge: Freeview TV - DVD - free wifi
Bedrooms: 1 x double with superking bed on mezzanine level
Bathrooms: 1 x bathroom with walk in shower on ground floor
Additional Information: Linen provided - towels provided - hairdryer - cot & highchair available - no pets allowed
Garden: Lawned area to rear - washing line - private parking
Heating: Storage heaters - electricity is included - log burner - logs included
Kitchen: Electric cooker - microwave - kettle - toaster - fridge with ice box - iron and ironing board
Lounge: Freeview TV - DVD - free wifi
Bedrooms: 1 x double with superking bed on mezzanine level
Bathrooms: 1 x bathroom with walk in shower on ground floor
Additional Information: Linen provided - towels provided - hairdryer - cot & highchair available - no pets allowed
Guest Comments
20th April 2019 David Campbell
We did indeed have a lovely holiday in The Lodge. The property was ideal for a couple and I can't honestly think of anything I would change or improve. The owners were delightful and very helpful when I couldn't figure out how to work the TV (I am technologically incompetent - it's a miracle I'm writing this email). The Lodge was the perfect base from which to explore the beautiful island. It also had one of the comfiest beds we've ever slept in. The highlights of our holiday were innumerable. Finding a Peregrine falcon sitting on the passing-place pole on the road from Pennyghael; picnicking among puffins on Lunga; sitting on the beach at the north end of Iona unable to believe we weren't in the Caribbean; chatting to Angus Stewart in his studio for an hour; visiting your colleague John's store of antlers; Mull Pottery; the sea eagles at Duart Castle; just looking at the turquoise sea and the hills and the sky and listening to . . . nothing. The only suggestion I would make is that you should lobby the Scottish Government to build a funicular railway from Main Street to Upper Tobermory - for visitors of a certain age, walking up the hill is a bit of a trauchle, and you can't take the car if you're planning to have a pint. I sincerely hope that we will return to Mull and if and when we do we will certainly use Island Holiday Cottages. Probably The Lodge, in fact.
25th August 2018 Fiona Doherty
We loved staying at The Lodge – it was really well-appointed and very comfortable and we would certainly stay there again!
We did indeed have a lovely holiday in The Lodge. The property was ideal for a couple and I can't honestly think of anything I would change or improve. The owners were delightful and very helpful when I couldn't figure out how to work the TV (I am technologically incompetent - it's a miracle I'm writing this email). The Lodge was the perfect base from which to explore the beautiful island. It also had one of the comfiest beds we've ever slept in. The highlights of our holiday were innumerable. Finding a Peregrine falcon sitting on the passing-place pole on the road from Pennyghael; picnicking among puffins on Lunga; sitting on the beach at the north end of Iona unable to believe we weren't in the Caribbean; chatting to Angus Stewart in his studio for an hour; visiting your colleague John's store of antlers; Mull Pottery; the sea eagles at Duart Castle; just looking at the turquoise sea and the hills and the sky and listening to . . . nothing. The only suggestion I would make is that you should lobby the Scottish Government to build a funicular railway from Main Street to Upper Tobermory - for visitors of a certain age, walking up the hill is a bit of a trauchle, and you can't take the car if you're planning to have a pint. I sincerely hope that we will return to Mull and if and when we do we will certainly use Island Holiday Cottages. Probably The Lodge, in fact.
25th August 2018 Fiona Doherty
We loved staying at The Lodge – it was really well-appointed and very comfortable and we would certainly stay there again!
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