Cabin in Scotland
4 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
High-end valueWell priced for this area
About this cabin rental
Every building tells a story and this one certainly has a rich history! Hut 37 is one of five beautifully modernised and renovated Nissen huts that are part of the former Cultybraggan Prisoner of War Camp, in the picturesque village of Comrie.
Nissen huts were commonly used in Prisoner of War camps across Britain during World War II, and Cultybraggan later served as an MOD training centre for over 70 years. It`s now the last remaining POW camp in Scotland, recognised by Historic Scotland as a Unique Heritage Asset of International Value.
Thanks to the vision of the Comrie Development Trust, which now owns the camp, five Nissen huts have been transformed into spacious, sustainable, modern self-catering accommodation, ideal for history buffs or anyone wanting a unique stay in the Perthshire countryside.
The huts retain their iconic external design, with a bright red roof, crisp white exterior, and black door and window trim, contrasting beautifully with the surrounding Aberuchill Hills.
Inside, Hut 37 has a spacious open plan living room, fully-equipped kitchen and dining space, full of natural light. Blond wooden floors, cream walls and pale furniture tones add to the sense of space and calm. There`s comfortable seating including a sofa bed and television, plus a dining table seating 4.
The separate bedroom contains twin beds, and there`s also a modern separate bathroom with a shower.
Our team provides 24/7 support by phone via the number in your digital guide, sent before check-in. For the quickest response, please message us through the platform messenger.
This property is owned by a third-party property owner and professionally managed by Clark Anderson Properties on their behalf.
1. Check-in schedule:
From 01/01 to 31/12: Everyday from 15:00h to 23:00h
2. Check-out schedule: 10:00.
Nissen huts were commonly used in Prisoner of War camps across Britain during World War II, and Cultybraggan later served as an MOD training centre for over 70 years. It`s now the last remaining POW camp in Scotland, recognised by Historic Scotland as a Unique Heritage Asset of International Value.
Thanks to the vision of the Comrie Development Trust, which now owns the camp, five Nissen huts have been transformed into spacious, sustainable, modern self-catering accommodation, ideal for history buffs or anyone wanting a unique stay in the Perthshire countryside.
The huts retain their iconic external design, with a bright red roof, crisp white exterior, and black door and window trim, contrasting beautifully with the surrounding Aberuchill Hills.
Inside, Hut 37 has a spacious open plan living room, fully-equipped kitchen and dining space, full of natural light. Blond wooden floors, cream walls and pale furniture tones add to the sense of space and calm. There`s comfortable seating including a sofa bed and television, plus a dining table seating 4.
The separate bedroom contains twin beds, and there`s also a modern separate bathroom with a shower.
Our team provides 24/7 support by phone via the number in your digital guide, sent before check-in. For the quickest response, please message us through the platform messenger.
This property is owned by a third-party property owner and professionally managed by Clark Anderson Properties on their behalf.
1. Check-in schedule:
From 01/01 to 31/12: Everyday from 15:00h to 23:00h
2. Check-out schedule: 10:00.
Amenities at Hut 37 at Cultybraggan Camp
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Scotland
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Nov 2025
Always clean and tidy and everything that you need
Communication for lock box code, if no wifi available you can't get the code now. I would prefer going back to the 'text' system so I have it when I need it.
10 / 10Outstanding·Sep 2025
Such amazing accommodation and location. Being able to stay in a historic place and in one of the actual huts that were in use during the time is so special. I would not stay anywhere else. The camp is quiet, perfect for quiet stay. The camp is the perfect location if you are travelling with a dog, so much space to walk. The team are so helpful in every way.
10 / 10Outstanding·Aug 2025
Good time
8 / 10Excellent·Aug 2025
Check-in easy kitchen facilities had everything you needed. Wi-fi didn’t use so can’t comment. Own transport. Lovely little cafe on site did really good breakfast and lots of choices for other foods . Very pleasant people. Lovely place to stay so quiet and peaceful very friendly staff especially in the museum. They were very friendly and knowledgeable even though they were volunteers. We stayed in hut 37 key box bit fiddly not good for older people if there eye sight not good or arthritic fingers. I wouldn’t say the 66 you get charged for the cleaning is spotless found a few bit of fluff and hairs with furniture not being moved didn’t take photos but still think it’s a lot of money for cleaning. Shower, ,beds and rest of hut we were satisfied with. Furniture in living room area wasn’t comfiest glad didn’t have to sleep on sofa bed but still enjoyed our stay in something different and quirky we would stay again. Only complaint my husband had was the television and its channels. He couldn’t get his head around why couldn’t get normal channels that we know but probably being where we were it’s different but wasn’t big issue. I hope this won’t put anyone of booking this unusual type of accommodation. It was a bit pricey at 152 per night plus cleaning fee but it’s a one off. Thank you for our lovely and different experience.
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9.6Outstanding
(10 Ratings)
"Always clean and tidy and everything that you need
Communication for lock box code, if no wifi available you can't get the code now. I would prefer going back to the 'text' system so I have it when ..."
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