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Suidhe Lodge

Kincraig
|
8
Bedrooms |
18
Guests |
8
Bathrooms
Sleeps 18 in 5 king, 1 king with bunk, 1 twin and 1 bunk room

Property Features

Eight Beds
Sleeps 18
Pub nearby
Village
Cot
Highchair
Enclosed Garden/ Garden
Off Street Parking
BBQ
WiFi
Hot Tub
Fireplace/Wood Burner
Family Friendly
Large Groups
Non-smoking
Pets Welcome

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About Suidhe Lodge

Suidhe Lodge is a stunning Victorian lodge with high ceilings and lots of space.

The eight bedrooms in this Kincraig self-catering lodge have lovely views, and most benefit from en-suite facilities.

A large garden lies to the front with a big lawn and lots of outside seating areas along with a large BBQ and hot tub.

Note: Suidhe Garden Cottage sits in the grounds of this Lodge, and together they sleep up to 24. They have to be booked separately.

The ground floor has two sitting rooms, one with a wood-burning stove, both have big settees and great views of the mountain ranges. The impressive formal dining room comes complete with massive square table and tartan dining chairs, with a lovely bespoke fitted kitchen just next door.

Included:
Free WiFi
Linen & towels
Logs provided
Christmas decorations – Included for festive weeks
2 x Highchair & Travel Cot ( please bring own cot linen)

Ground Floor:
2 * Living rooms with log burner
Dining room
Kitchen – fully equipped with electric oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher.
Utility Room – toilet and washing machine

First Floor:
Bedroom 1 – Twin
Bedroom 2 – 1 Bunk Bed
Bedroom 3 – King
Bedroom 4 – King and Bunk Bed
Bedroom 5 - King
Bedroom 6 – King
All of these have en-suites

Second Floor:
Bedroom 7 – King with en suite
Bedroom 8 – King
There is a separate shower room on the second floor for sole use of Bedroom 8, but it is not en-suite.

Dog friendly – up to 4 dogs welcome in fully enclosed garden
Off street parking for 6 cars
Large Shed in garden for bikes, skis and outdoor equipment
Access to Suidhe Garden Cottage is through the Lodge's front garden

License Number: HI-70402-F
EPC Rating: G

Location

Close to:

Kingcraig village – small bar next door

Aviemore centre – 15 min drive

Walking/biking – from front door

Watersports & Wildlife park nearby

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Reviews

A week at Suidhe Lodge
on Sunday, 02 Mar 2025
The lodge is perfect for a large group, the rooms and common areas are big enough to accommodate everyone. There were no complaints from any of the group about the beds or bedrooms. Previous reviews mentioned problems with the hot water but it wasn’t something we experienced. There was some noise from the nearby bar but it wasn’t excessive nor did it keep anyone awake. The service provided by Great Northern Lodges was excellent, they were really helpful at every stage of the booking, promptly answering emails or phone calls. The lodge is definitely somewhere that would be top of the list when we book the annual winter trip to the Highlands.
By Jonathon Milton
Family February Holiday
on Saturday, 22 Feb 2025
I’d like to start by stressing this house was lovely and we all thoroughly enjoyed our week in Suidhe Lodge. If we didn’t go somewhere new every February we would return. The owners were very attentive and every concern we raised was dealt with quickly. *Heating* When we arrived the house was cold but the heating was controlled remotely - it would’ve been nice to have arrived into a warm house as it took the majority of the first day to get up to temperature. It was hard to control the system and was either too hot or too cold. My son, who slept in the twin room, ended up sleeping in his dressing gown with a blanket and two duvets but was still cold! The living areas were always a comfortable temperature but the kitchen diner was usually too hot so we ended up having the window open in there as to leave the heating on to try to get the bedrooms to temperature. The top of the house was either hot or cold but no happy medium, this is where we stayed with my other 6 month old son who’s hands felt like blocks of ice when he woke up for his night feed. *Location* The location was so much better than expected. We normally book a property in the middle of nowhere to escape from everyone, the fact that this one was on the road was an unwarranted concern as it didn’t interfere with our holiday whatsoever. Also the attached pub, which some of the family had raised concerns with pre-arrival, was never heard from the house and was a welcomed addition to our holiday. Walks were easy to have for all of the family, including some of the less mobile, ten minutes from the Loch and then nice undulating paths alongside for shorter, circular dog walks. Aviemore is only ten minutes drive away and is filled with great independent shops, major supermarkets, a train station, plus a bus stop to and from Kincraig. *Maintenance* We had a few issues with the hot tub that were raised on the morning of day two. Although the issues remained during our stay the hot tub maintenance company arrived within an hour to have a look at the tub and try to fix, unfortunately it needed parts that weren’t easy to source. We still enjoyed the hot tub but ended up using it more like a large bath as the noise from turning on the bubbles made listening to the people next you difficult. There was only one kettle provided when we turned up, all 14 of us love a cup of tea in the morning so this was raised and another one was delivered the next day. There were a few issues raised with one of the en-suites that a plumber attended to during our stay, again face with the same issues of parts and were unable to be fixed during our stay. *Bedrooms* All of the mattresses were comfortable and bedding clean. All the en-suites worked though the pressure did struggle when more than two people wanted to use the showers at anyone time. *Kitchen* The pictures for the property don’t do it justice. We like to cook so we nearly didn’t book due to the size of the kitchen in the pictures, it was a great entertaining space that we spent a large part of our time in. The hob takes some time to get going but that could be as we’re used to cooking on gas/induction as apposed to halogen. It was generally well equipped, another peeler or two wouldn’t go a miss, when we arrived the knives were dull though the provided knife sharpener made short work of that problem. *Dogs* We had five dogs on our holiday, as we do most times, finding somewhere to accommodate them is always a challenge - thank you. The garden was said to be secure but one of the escape artists (not either of my angels) managed to find a way into next door’s garden, a real issue due to the people that were staying there were petrified of dogs. This also was an issue as there was shared access to that property through our garden so we were unable to let the dogs out for a wee at any point without being accompanied.
By Stuart Crane
A highland Christmas
on Sunday, 29 Dec 2024
We were a group of 14 adults and 4 kids and the house was perfect for us. Those is well equipped, very comfortable and great for big groups , the dining room table was our congregation place, ideal for long meals and board games. Hot tub was a treat and huge garden for our energetic lab. Pub next door was very friendly and they even sang me happy birthday! Our only minor complaint would be that the water pressure was very low which meant that showers were challenging for such a large group.
By Lisa Ferrol
Kathleen Simpson
on Friday, 17 Jun 2022
 
We had a most wonderful stay ages 5-80plus There is plenty space to accommodate all. Very roomy lounges, bedrooms and amazing kitchen diner with great cooking facilities plenty dinnerware /cutlery /dishwasher Fabulous large table making group dining exceptionally easy. Good location and plenty walks from the door, takes you round Loch Insh or otherwise woodland trails taking you on to both the Badenoch & Speyside Way We loved it all! Thankyou all at Great North Lodges for a memorable holiday in a memorable setting
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Guests
Max Adults:
18
Max Children:
12
Max Infants:
4
(2 and under)
Note: Sleeps 18 in 5 king, 1 king with bunk, 1 twin and 1 bunk room
Maximum number of adults and children is 18
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