The lodge enjoys spectacular uninterrupted panoramic views of the Cromarty Firth and the Ben Wyvis mountain range. The Lodge was chosen as the Best Self Catering Country Lodge Accommodation 2023, Ross-shire within SME News' annual Scottish Enterprise Awards. Situated on the Black Isle, this superior roomy self-catering accommodation is 7 miles from Fortrose, 7 miles from Cromarty, 20 from Inverness and 13 from Dingwall. The local attractions in the historic town of Cromarty include the Courthouse, Hugh Miller's home and organised Dolphin boat trips. In nearby Fortrose and Rosemarkie are extensive beach facilities, the peninsular for observing dolphins and the Groam House Pictish museum. The lodge is close to the North Coast 500 route. The lodge is ideal for a winter break. It has excellent insulation and is heated by electricity throughout - there are many local walks nearby and good hill climbing and walking within 30 minutes drive. Skiing at the Cairngorms is 1 hour away.

The local attractions in the historic town of Cromarty include the Courthouse, Hugh Miller's home and organised Dolphin boat trips. In nearby Fortrose and Rosemarkie are extensive beach facilities, the peninsular for observing dolphins and the Groam House Pictish museum. The lodge is close to the North Coast 500 route. There are several good restaurants in the local area and a full range in Inverness and Dingwall. The nearest distillery visitor centres are at Muir of Ord (Glen Ord), Invergordon (Dalmore) and Tain(Glenmorangie), all excellent malt Whiskies. For golfers, the lodge is an ideal central location with at least 11 quality Highland courses (including the championship courses of Royal Dornoch and Nairn) within a 45 minute drive. The lodge is very close to the Udale bird watching facility at Jemimaville and many species visit the lodge area. Various wild animals (badger, pine marten, hare, pheasant ) visit the lodge on a regular basis especially when food is left out