Guests say
The Coorie @ Cove is a well-furnished property with stunning loch views and a beautiful setting. Guests appreciate the clean, cosy, and comfortable environment, though some mention the bed's comfort and the property's smell as drawbacks. The local shop and nearby pub add charm, and the area's natural beauty is a highlight. However, the parking situation and surrounding area have received mixed feedback.
The property is generally described as clean and comfortable. However, one review mentions a smell of stale smoke, which could indicate an issue that needs addressing.
The location boasts amazing loch views and serves as a good base for exploring. However, some guests were disappointed with the immediate surroundings and the drive past MOD land.
The property is often described as cosy and well-furnished. However, several guests have raised concerns about the bed's comfort, particularly for taller individuals, which affects the overall comfort score.
Facilities are generally good, with a well-equipped kitchen and entertainment nearby. Issues with hot water and a non-functioning hoover were noted, suggesting some maintenance is required.
There is no mention of gifts or special touches that would indicate thoughtfulness from the hosts. Therefore, this category cannot be scored.
About this property
Kilcreggan 1.6 miles. Situated on the scenic shores of Cove Bay, in the peaceful village of Cove in Argyll, rests this charming ground-floor holiday flat, The Coorie @ Cove. Compact yet cosy, this lovely dwelling boasts a traditional décor and provides a perfect base for a couple's getaway in Scotland. Park up at the foot of this stone-built holiday retreat before unloading your bags and making your way to your home-from-home for the duration of your trip. Kick off your shoes as you settle down in the open-plan living space, traditionally decorated with exposed stonework and a warming electric fire, the lounge area provides a lovely spot to relax and enjoy some quality time. The kitchen, situated off the lounge area, is well-presented with a contemporary décor, housing all the essential amenities for a comfortable stay, with a café table and stools in the lounge area offering the perfect spot to enjoy your meals. In the warmer months, step outside into the enclosed communal garden with a raised seating area for you to relax, unwind and enjoy a spot of alfresco dining. As the evening grows darker, head back indoors and retire to the space and comfort of the double bedroom in which to recharge before your next day’s adventure. A short walk from your doorstep will bring you to the rocky shoreline of Cove Bay, a beautiful spot to watch the world go by, with scenic views across to the distant shores and hills beyond. With the idyllic village of Cove resting on the banks of Long Loch on the Rosneath Peninsula, and bordering Scotland's first National Park, Loch Lomond & The Trossachs, there's a wealth of outdoor opportunities; try your hand at fishing or wild-water swimming, or get better acquainted with your surroundings and cycle through the scenic landscape, both on and off road. Lace up your walking boots and embark on an adventure along the peaceful coast, or for a more challenging experience, tackle the climb to the summit of Ben Lomond or Ben Arthur, known locally as The Cobbler for breath-taking views over the surrounding area. Venture further along the coast to the nearby village of Kilcreggan, home to the only remaining Victorian pier on the Clyde, with a ferry link to the south of the river, along with a well-stocked convenience store, an award-winning butcher’s and a post office, as well as a bar, restaurant and a quaint cafe. Spend a fun-filled day discovering the fascinating marine life at SEA LIFE Loch Lomond Aquarium, or lose yourself in the floral maze at the botanical gardens of Geilston Garden, established in 1797.
Be sure to pack your clubs as the fantastic links courses of Helensburgh, Carrick and Cardross are all within touring distance, or for a unique experience, tour a local Whisky distillery, making sure to sample the goods en-route! Jump in the car and head to the nearby town of Helensburgh, beautifully positioned on the banks of the River Clyde, where you can enjoy a spot of window shopping, indulge in a bite to eat or a refreshing tipple, or marvel at the bespoke interiors designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh at the National Trust property of The Hill House. Choose The Coorie @ Cove for your Scottish adventure! EPC Rating: Band F
Nestled at the southern tip of the Rosneath Peninula in the county of Argyll and Bute rests the peaceful village of Kilcreggan. Home to a collection of amenities including a pub, a café, a convenience store and a butchers, Kilcreggan offers everything to suit your self-catering needs. The village is home to the only remaining Victorian pier on the Clyde and is within easy reach of a plethora of walking and cycling routes, perfect for avid outdoor adventurers.
Accommodation
All-ground-floor.
One double bedroom.
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with electric fire
Electric heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, kettle, toaster, fridge/freezer, washing machine.
TV with Amazon Firestick.
WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking.
Communal gravelled garden with furniture.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Country store 0.3 miles, pub 1.7 miles.
Note: There is an iron and hairdryer available for guest use
Please Note: Parking is available at the front of the property and on the loch side, guests are requested to kindly not park in front of or on the graveled drive, or in front of the next door building.
Please note: This property has an electrician attending for annual checks on 29th October.
Nearby points of interest
- Loch Lomond Shores
Reviews (10)
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Helen
The property is beautifully furnished and is well equipped. It is situated in a beautiful part of Scotland and also served as a good base from which to visit other places of interest. We enjoyed watching various vessels moving through the loch, including a submarine and a cruise liner! As the entrance to the property is behind other properties, the directions given need to be a bit clearer. Visitors also need to be prepared to park a few hundred yards on the loch side, rather than close to the property, as we found there were no empty spaces for us. It wasn't a problem for us but the description of off-road parking, at the point of booking, is a bit misleading.
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Jonathan
Lovely loch side views from front of building. Nice pub 35 mins walk. On the down side some of the surrounding properties looked semi derelict with a dumped car outside. Also beware were you park as I was rudely told via a video door bell that there is no parking at the property.
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Karen
But the location is a bit disappointing. First the drive in to Cove past miles of MOD land then the flat tucked in at the back by the community wheelie bins and a car on bricks. We could appreciate the owners have tried to make it comfortable but the kitchen is tiny as is the dining table. Not being able to open the bedroom blind as it looked out onto the community bins area was a bit miserable. We wouldnt stay again and sadly we would not recommend it.