This highly-maintained, beautiful timber lodge is set amongst some of the most spectacular scenery in Scotland.
A luxury shower room has been fitted, and there is a large lounge/dining room with lovely views over the Holy Loch. The lodge has two bedrooms; one double and one twin, and so sleeps four people. The double room has TV with built-in DVD player.
There is free unlimited Wi-Fi in the lodge.
A high-chair and a travel cot can be provided upon request.
The kitchen has been fitted with a dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave and full-sized cooker with grill. All the crockery, cutlery and utensils have been chosen with care, and you will find everything you could possibly need.
There is a huge deck outside, covering more than half the perimeter of the lodge. The deck at the back is under cover, allowing you to take in the views and relax, whatever the weather. There is a table with four chairs, and a large Calorgas-fired barbecue. There are also two large benches.
The lounge has a 32" LCD Free-view TV, with a built-in DVD player.. There is an electric heater for those days and nights when it could be chilly. There are also electric wall heaters throughout the lodge.
Electricity is provided by a pre-payment meter, and for a seven-night stay there will be a minimum of £20 in the meter when you arrive, and for a three-night stay there will be £10. If required, further electricity can be paid for using the pre-payment key at any of the "Pay Point" outlets in the area.
All bed linen is provided, and your beds will be made up and ready for your arrival. I have also provided books, DVDs, CDs, games, a sewing kit, first aid box, hair-dryer, iron and ironing board for your convenience. Towels are not provided.
This is altogether a beautiful lodge, and I am very proud of it. I know you won't be disappointed with the accommodation, the holiday park or the area. The Hunter's Quay Holiday Village is a beautifully landscaped park, where most of the lodges and caravans are privately owned.
It is a quiet holiday park, but has a social club, restaurant, shop and launderette. There is also a swimming pool, badminton, table tennis, snooker and children's play area available at an additional cost. New attractions are regularly being added.
The nearby town of Dunoon has a cinema, a good shopping area and many restaurants. It also has a pier, from where (from June to the end of August) you can sail on The Waverley - a beautiful paddle steamer which has been lovingly restored to its former glory and sails to various destinations throughout the summer months.
Facilities near the holiday village include quad biking, rock climbing and abseiling, golf, fishing, pony trekking, kayaking/sailing/wind surfing. It is also a perfect base for hill walking - and for exploring the gorgeous scenery of Scotland. Fishing is widely available.
