Lovely cottage and area

17 Oct 2022

We stayed for a fortnight at The Coach House and found it to be quiet, cosy and comfortable - just what we were after. It's ideal to get around just being off the A9, but you can quite easily go walking from the front door. We loved the 20 minute walk into Dunkeld along the banks of the river Tay (look out for beaver activity). The Coach House is well equipped, everything you need really, but let down by having old, budget appliances. The Beko oven isn't fan and food took a lot longer to cook than it should have, the dishwasher didn't dry and the fridge is rather small and awkward to access (especially if you are tall like me). It was nice to have two TVs, but the one in the lounge I think was also Beko and connected by SCART to a Polaroid DVD player, the Logik TV in the bedroom had awful sound. I would have rated the property higher if the quality of the appliances had been better. Overall, we very much enjoyed our stay as a couple. I would say that even though there is a second bedroom with bunk beds, the property is too small for a family. Finally a word about the much talked about access road. I didn't have a problem, in two weeks I only once met another vehicle on the single track lane (with few passing places). There are quite a few pot holes, but you just need to take it slowly, and the hairpin bend does take a bit of getting used to, but nothing traumatic.

16 Oct 2022

My wife and I chose Coach House for our respite break. The approach road to the house was a bit of a challenge but was easier after a few tries. It was in a quiet location and had all the facilities you would expect. One small problem was the oven door which would not close. Everything else was to our liking.

19 Sep 2022