The Wee Ludging Cottage near Puck’s Glen

The Wee Ludging is a stylish, self-contained studio retreat for two, with a spacious en-suite shower room and fully equipped kitchen. Set in the countryside beside the River Eachaig in Scotland’s first National Park, it’s ideal for couples seeking comfort, privacy, and easy access to nature. Enjoy easy access to forest, hill, water, and coast… plus a private sun-deck and gated parking. Dunoon is just a 10-minute drive away. Electricity, heating, bed linen, towels, and Wi-Fi are included. The space The accommodation offers warm, comfortable home-from-home comfort for holidays at any time of year. It is well equipped, so there's hardly anything you need to bring with you. There's a flat-screen TV, with Netflix and free Wi-Fi. There is a hob & oven, microwave, toaster & kettle, and a large fridge freezer too! For sleep-time luxury, the bed has soft Egyptian Cotton bedding. Towels and some toiletries are provided. Nearby is the romantic Pucks Glen Walk and the Benmore Botanical Gardens. Electricity, wi-fi and adjacent gated parking are included. Airbnb guests are also provided with a complementary Welcome Pack. Property has its own private gated entrance. Owners’ house is nearby. Guest access Guests have access of the accommodation and grounds, from 4:00 pm Arrival Day, including the riverside and woods to the north, and there's public access along the river to the south. A short walk will bring you to the 'Pucks Glen Car Park' and onwards along a traffic-free country path to 'Pucks Glen' and the 'Benmore Botanical Gardens and Cafe'. Other things to note The accommodation is perfect for couples, but is not suitable for pets or children. We are sorry but Barbecues, Smoking and Naked Flames (Candles) are not accepted. You are requested to use heating and electrical appliances responsibly, switching off as appropriate, when you are away from the accommodation. The Wee Ludging is in an idyllic peaceful riverside location. Guests may sometimes experience a little river and traffic noise, the ‘barking’ of the Roe Deer in the woods, or ‘whooping’ of the night Owls. Registration Details AR00150F