I would suggest checking on the Eagle Brae website for availability on your dates. As accommodation is limited, it's best to do this. As tariffs vary depending on time-of-year, this will give you an accurate picture. They also give a discount on the larger lodges/cabins for low occupancy. Hope this helps. Great choice for a vacation.

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The pubs in Cannich and Tomich are both dog friendly. The Cannich pub doesn't look much from outside but they have several dogs, are very friendly and the food and beer were good. At Tomich we sat in the garden but were invited into the bar if we wanted. On the site itself you can walk up the hill at the back to the Loch (very steep) or cross the road by the entrance into the water meadows and walk round the fields and down to the river, watching out for the sheep. Had some lovely early morning walks down by the river. Elsewhere lots of walking within a few miles - Plodda falls was good apart from the road, dog falls and Glen Affric also good. Just through Struy there is Glen Strathfarrar - a beautiful drive and there is a good walk from the entrance. In Inverness there is a lovely walk down the riverside from the town heading inland, some nice hotels along the river side for lunch where you can sit outside. You can extend this walk to come back along the canal if you walk a longer walk. As said in another reply the place is so nice we were more than happy to eat on site (which we don't normally do when on holiday). The food prepared by Mike and Pawana is excellent.

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There is a pub and a hotel in Struy (about 10 mins in the car) but, as said earlier, the pub has limited opening hours. Also a pub in Cannich (about 15 mins the other way) and Tomich (a bit further). Eagle Brae do excellent frozen meals and will order food for delivery, both ready for when you arrive and during your stay. If you want to do your own shopping there are supermarkets in Beauly.

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Thanks for the message. Yes we allow dogs in 5 out of 7 of our cabins. We do not permit dogs in cabins Strix and Aquila but they are very welcome in the other five cabins. There is a small £20 charge per dog to cover the additional housekeeping following pet visits. Regarding deer, some dogs do want to chase the deer which isn't acceptable so if your dogs have a propensity to chase the wildlife they would be better on leads when here. If they aren't interested in chasing the wildlife they are very welcome to be off-lead. Hope that helps!

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Hi Louise, Thank you for your message, The easiest way for you to check availability online is to select the 'View all availability' tap on our website, this will then take you to our month by month planner and you will easily be able to see what Cabins we have available and when. As for the best time year to visit, I would suggest October rather than November as it is still fairly mild, with lots of stunning wildlife about and the colours of the woodlands are just beautiful! If you would like any further information please do get in touch anytime at all. Hope to see you and your husband here in the future. Thanks Claire

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