The Bothy
The biggest of the three, set higher on the hill with an open outlook across the glen to the tops beyond. Built for groups of friends and long, easy evenings.
Glen Arroch, on the edge of the Cairngorms
Three timber cabins tucked into ten quiet acres of hillside and pine. No neighbours, no noise-just log fires, dark skies and the glen outside your door.
The glen
Ten acres of birch, pine and rough grazing, with the Arroch burn running along the bottom of the land. It's a five-minute drive to the village shop and twenty minutes to the nearest Munro-close enough to be easy, wild enough to feel like you've properly gone somewhere.
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Each cabin is set apart from the others, with its own outlook, fire and hot water bottle waiting on the bed.
The biggest of the three, set higher on the hill with an open outlook across the glen to the tops beyond. Built for groups of friends and long, easy evenings.
Our smallest and cosiest, tucked beside the Arroch burn. A snug for two with a wood burner, a deep bath and nothing to do but listen to the water.
Set back in the birches, with a galleried loft bedroom and a covered deck for wet-weather breakfasts. Roomy enough for a family or two couples.
The details
01 Log burners laid and ready, with logs left on the porch
02 Crisp linen, thick towels and a welcome hamper from the village shop
03 Hot tub at Rowan Cabin and The Bothy, weather-proof and private
04 Dog-friendly by arrangement, with a stable and boot room close by
We've stayed all over Scotland and this is the one we talk about. Birch Lodge was warm, quiet and exactly as described-we've already rebooked for next winter.The Munro family, Birch Lodge
Beyond the cabins
You don't have to leave the glen at all-but if you fancy a drive, this is what's nearby.