Cultybraggan Hut 36

The hut was a lovely, very bright, spacious and surprising well equipped. We only had a short break but could happily have stayed for a week. It was super quiet at night. The location is great with lots of places to visit within easy reach. We were self catering but there was a lovely cafe on site with a good breakfast and lunch menu. On our last morning we got talking to the cafe owner as well as the site manager which was very interesting. A lot of work has gone into and continues to go into the site. The small museum is an added bonus and really brings the history of the site to life. Thank you John for the tour. We hope to visit again and thoroughly recommend staying here.

I didn't find the bed or pillows particularly comfortable but it could be mattress needs updating or just personal preference. Would it stop me staying again, absolutely not .

The novelty value was a big draw to the accommodation

Remoteness meant someone always had to drive

Comfortable and spacious. Good location for touring as we visited Pitlochry, Sterling and Dunkeld as well as many other beauty spots. The museum was very interesting, and the volunteers very knowledgeable and welcoming. The unit was clean and well equipped.

The view from the front of the Hut was across a car park into a fenced off area with industrial units, which was not clear from the information provided. Granted - the farther distance was the mountains, however the industrial units were quite noisy at times. (Daytime only). On arrival, we could not enter the unit straight away, as there was a workman there changing the locks. Had to wait further 45 minutes for them to finish. One of the blinds to the front of the unit was broken - so was permanently down.

Know the camp well as I used to live in it in the 1980’s

No washing up liquid for dishes, no extra black bags for rubbish. No pillow protectors and the mattress protector was badly marked. The pans were also dirty