About
Moniack Lodges offer two comfortable self-catering homes-from home: a rural retreat, ideally situated for visiting the renowned Scottish Highland attractions - Loch Ness, Glen Affric, Urquhart Castle, Culloden battlefield, the Black Isle - and for taking part in a wide range of outdoor activities, yet just a short drive away from Beauly and Inverness city shops, take-aways, restaurants and entertainment! Start your NorthCoast500 tour here, too!
Short breaks, from 3 nights, are available all year round - start your stay on any day!
Our cosy, holiday lodges are set in an open sunny spot, each with its own woodland garden, on the banks of a stream - Moniack Burn.
Affleck Lodge
Our two-bedroomed lodge is ideal for families or couples travelling together. Bright, comfortable and well equipped, it makes a great base for Highland adventures and relaxation.
- Open plan kitchen, living and dining
- Sleeps up to four
- Two king-sized bedded rooms (one bed can be split to make two singles on request)
- Bathroom with over shower bath
Smithywood Lodge
Our newly refurbished lodge is comfortable with stylish modern furnishings throughout; perfect for romantic autumn & winter breaks - settle down in front the wood-burning stove.
- Open plan kitchen, living, dining and sleeping
- Sleeps up to two
- Queen-sized bed
- En suite shower room
What you get
- Free WiFi
- Bed linens and towels included
- Electricity and heating included
- Welcome pack and some essentials
- Wood and kindling included (Smithywood only)
- Woodland walks on the doorstep
- Dogs are welcome
Dogs stay for free!
The Scottish Highlands is a great place to bring your four-legged friends on holiday, with so many choices for walking, especially Reelig Glen Tall Trees Trail, boasting the tallest tree in Britain, just on the doorstep; we are happy to welcome up to two dogs to stay with you, by arrangement.
Your Hosts
Moniack Lodges is a small, friendly, family-run business – your hosts, Antonia and Richard, live a short distance away, so are on hand to give a warm welcome and to share information about their favourite activities, picnic spots and walks, etc., when needed.
NOTE –
Gardens: Low fences & gates form the roadside boundaries of each garden. There are also low fences to the southern & northern boundaries. There is, however, no fence at the water's edge; the stream (Moniack Burn) forms the eastern boundary of each garden - therefore, supervision of children and dogs is particularly important within the woodland grounds and, especially, when close to the waterway.
