Tigh an Each B&B & Laggan Glamping

Stayed here on a Badgers Divide cycling trip. The owners could not have been more helpful. We were cold and wet and we were welcomed in with hot pizzas and use of their boiler room to dry our wet stuff. The room was spotless and the Tassimo coffee machine very welcome. The Bircher muesli in the morning was lovely

Most friendly couple managing the place. Very attentive to exhausted hikers needs. The room was very tidy and the bathroom came with tub and shower, allowing to enjoy a bath to get clean after two days of camping with one night under constant attack of midges. After the bath, a shower completely refreshed me. Very comfortable was the coffee and tea selection which could be prepared on the room. PERFECT Thank you

Lovely B and B in a lovely setting. Very friendly and helpful hosts, was a relief to stay in such a comfy place after a hard day’s cycling! Thank you also very much for sending back my phone charger!

Driving from Orkney to Edinburgh we used this B and B as a stop over. What a find! Extremely warm welcome from the owner and daughter. The room is first class. Very clean, modern with all amenities. Huge bathroom/shower. The owner even booked us a table at a local restaurant. Plenty of parking.

We stayed as a group with 2 of the pods for 5 nights and had a fantastic time. They are really well thought out with everything you need included. The BBQ pod is great for cooking meals and spending time with friends. The breakfasts and pizzas delivered to your pod are a great touch. We are already looking at booking for next year.

Just home from a few nights away at Laggan Glamping. The pods were spotless, apart from the odd cobweb but they are wooden huts, and have everything you need for an enjoyable and comfortable stay. Mouse traps under the beds incase the odd one gets in. The welcome pack and the home made shortbread was a great touch..You can order breakfast to be delivered to your pod which is lovely. The site is very quiet and a short drive away from restaurants and attractions. We had a lovely meal in the Letterbox Restaurant. They allowed the dog in and she slept quietly under the table while we ate. The only downside for us is that the owners say the site is dog friendly. I would say that it is more a dog tolerant place. Dogs not allowed on the grass which is unusual and awkward when your dog has been trained to go toilet there. There is ample grass for the bottom to be fenced off for dogs leaving the play area free. It was a bit of a nuisance when the dog needed out during the night and we had to walk out the site to the grass especially when you keep poor health. Dog also had to be kept leaded (there are only 4 pods). This has unfortunately put us off going back. When we arrived I threw the dogs ball on the grass for her to catch before noticing the small dogs not allowed on grass signs. I pointed to Joan that she had urinated on the stones. Now bearing in mind we were in a DOG FRIENDLY POD, the owners have decided to charge us an additional £100 as there were dog hairs on the bed and we therefore did not leave the lodge as found. This is for extra cleaning incase the next occupants have allergies but why wld you put someone with allergies in a dog friendly pod 🤷‍♀️. Also accused us of smoking in the pod. None of us smoke! Laughable really. Myself and my husband both had to lie down mid day and probably had dog hairs on our clothes hence the transfer to the bed! I found the male owner very arrogant. Had asked him about the Letterbox restaurant being dog friendly and he said no way when infact it was. The wry smile and looking at you as if he was above you was just disgusting. Joan his wife however is lovely. Anyway lovely few days in the highlands and lovely meal at the letterbox restaurant.