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Dear Andy,
We have decided to open for the festive season but only for one booking per lodge. This means that we can offer a 7 day break (dates of your choice) at £399 plus extra days at £50 per day. If you are interested then please get back to me as soon as you can.

Best wishes,
Sandy Mathieson

WE STAYED THERE EARLIER THIS YEAR WHAT A GREAT FIND WE HAVE BEEN DOING SELF-CATERING FOR MANY YEARS AND THESE LODGES ARE BY FAR THE BEST IN FACT I WOULD SAY IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A HOLIDAY IN SCOTLAND THERE IS NOWHERE ELSE.
YOU ARE GIVEN A GREAT WELCOME ON ARRIVAL AND FROM THERE IT JUST GETS BETTER AND BETTER THE LODGES ARE BEUTIFUL SO IS THE VIEW A GREAT BASE FOR TOURING

We stayed at Highland Glen Lodges last week (9.8.03-16.8.03). We were very impressed with the standard of accommodation and the cleanliness of the Lodge. The video library and washing machine with dryer were very useful. We received a warm welcome from Sandy Mathieson and found him to be very approachable when we required any information.
We hope to stay again in the future and admire that fantastic view once more. Well done to Sandy and his team.

I can't wait for my holiday in October!!!!!!

Just returned from a fantastic fortnight at the Highland Glen Lodges. 29th May - 12th June 2004. It was our first stay, but surpassed all our expectations. The lodge was of a high standard, and clean, well-equipped and homely. The views from the living room were fabulous. We saw Golden Eagles on two occasions, and rabbits, sheep, cattle and a huge variety of birds on a daily basis. We also spotted deer on our way up to Durness, a colony of seals and a minke whale at Gill Bay near John O'Groats. More seals at the nearby Loch Fleet, and dolphins in the bay at Fortrose on Black Isle. We both have limited mobility so couldn't get to the cliffs where the puffins were on full view, but despite this handicap we still managed to see and do lots of things, waterfalls, castles, scenic drives, a truly memorable holiday. It was a 700 mile drive each way, but well worth the effort.

We used to holiday here a couple of times a year up until 2 years ago. We've been to a couple of places in the meantime, but we've just booked to come again. Nowhere can match it.
For pure peace and relaxation it is perfect, likewise, if you want to do something during your stay.
I don't know if Hector still owns the pub in Rogart, I hope he does, because you won't get a warmer welcome anywhere else.
I am so looking forward to it.

I don't know if the man's name is Hector, but the Pittentrail pub in Rogart is very nice, good food at very reasonable prices, warm welcome and good service too. One piece of advice though - do book in advance! We were turned away the first two visits we made, but booked in for the following three, and were glad we did, he was fully booked on all of those occasions.