Crubenbeg Highland Holiday Cottages
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Facilities at Highland Holiday Cottages

Aviemore Highland Holiday Cottages

Each cottage at the Highland Holiday Cottages has a Satellite, TV & DVD player a small DVD/Video library along with a CD Player.  Broad Band Wi-Fi access  in all cottages free of charge.

Cotton linen and fresh white towels are provided as standard. Warm woolly throws are on all the beds and blankets are available in the cupboards along with electric blankets on all beds.

Each cottage has either a living flame gas fire or if you are lucky a Charnwood Wood Burning stove, these are currently in Larch, Ash and Birch but soon all cottages will have them.

Lochin “pond” is stocked with Trout and you can fish for free (fly only). If you are lucky enough to catch one of the elusive Crubenbeg monsters you can either buy them for £5.00 or hand them in at the house.

There is a full size golf practice area, clubs and balls are available and free to use. The communal games room has a free to use pool table and many other things to keep kids of all ages happy. In the summer periods there is a volley ball and badminton net set up in the garden area. The barbeque area is found within the stone walled garden area and is also communal.  There is a communal laundry room available for a wash or dry at a small cost. A free to use ice machine is available in the laundry room.

 

Scottish Tourist Board ****    Holiday Homes Throughout Scotland    Pets Welcome at Crubenbeg Highland Holiday Cottages    Walking in the Highlands    Cycling in the Highlands    Fishing in the Highlands    Golfing in the Highlands    The Cairngorm National Park stretches from Grantown on Spey to the heads of the Angus Glens, from Ballater to Dalwhinnie including Laggan, Newtonmore, Kingussie and Aviemore and a large area of the Glen Livet estate and the Strathdon area.    wifi internet connection available at Crubenbeg Highland Holiday Cottages
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