Positive comments from most of family. We usually hire a caravan so we appreciated the space internally. The garden was a hit with our 2 small dogs, especially the dog flap. When showed how to use it the smallest dog loved it. The stairlift was invaluable for us. Top of the stairs splits , up 3steps on left and on right. The kingsize bed and bathroom are on the left, where the stairlift terminates so my husband and i took that room whilst daughter, hubbie and children got the double and twin on the right side, over the livingroom.. Loved table and chairs in both the kitchen and living room. Board games, books, tourist info, etc. Facilities well provided in the kitchen. No tumble dryer, but there are screens to dry washing around kitchen radiator. Kitchen window is on the street, so potentially visible through to livingroom at night with lights on and doors open. Parking for one car, we found it best to reverse in, as we both had long cars and whomever got back first, parked in garden. A good base for the area. We went from Channonry point on the black isle (dolphin watching) to Brodie castle , culloden, fort george, findhorn, spey bey, A96 a great main artery. Cuts through Nairn so can get busy but rarely jams up. From the hollies, we went walking, round the corner onto high street, keep walking down the hill past bakers, all the other useful shops, the CO-OP, all the chinese and indian takeaways, all the way down to Fishertown, walked the " nature reserve" the path next to the river, all the way down to harbour.. That was interesting. Across the footbridge to the right there is parkdean resort Nairn lochloy. We went in for coffee, the bar area looks out over the harbour/marina. Nairn east beach is accessed from the path here. On the other side of the harbour is the west beach, long long beach with playpark and stuff. Most of the holiday cost very little. We have national trust membership so we got in to Brodie castle and did a tour for nothing, also culloden, who partnered with historic scotland so that if you show your ticket from culloden you also got 20%off fort george.(disabled friendly, free mobility scooters at both culloden's 10 point tour of battlefield with audio tour. and fort george's mile walk round ramparts. Waterbowls for dogs.)

All in, it was enjoyable and convenient. Husband enjoyed the chinese takeaway from the busiest place ever! Across from the wee square at bottom of high street. Cant remember the name.Will use again!