Accommodation

Meall Mor Lodge sleeps up to 20 guests in 5 double and 5 twin bedrooms, all with en suites.  Each bathroom has a full bath with shower over or
for the free standing baths, a hand held shower is in place.

Guests that want to bring their own cook can take the separate Cook’s Annexe (200 yards from the lodge) at an additional cost of £480.00 for the week. There are twin beds in the Cook’s Annexe.

5 x double en suite bedrooms
5 x twin en suite bedrooms
One of the bedrooms is handicapped-equipped and located adjacent to a suite ideal for a carer.

A fully equipped kitchen serves a large dining room complemented by two sitting rooms with log fires and central heating. There is also a large drying/boot room and a secure gun room with separate steel cabinets.

The recently constructed Games Pavilion is a great addition for guests to enjoy whilst staying at Meall Mor Lodge. A pool table, table tennis, table football, programmable jukebox and darts are available for guests.

Housekeeping service, linen, towels and toiletries are included.

Wireless broadband is available at Meall Mor Lodge.

If additional accommodation is required there are two well-equipped cottages available to rent close by the lodge.

April Cottage sleeps 2 adults plus 2 children (bunk beds).
May Cottage sleeps 2 (double or twin beds). Ideal for guests who like a little extra privacy or for staff.

Dogs, whilst welcome, are not allowed in the lodge at any time, but are housed in estate kennels, each having its own run. The Kildermorie Estate kennels are only available by prior arrangement and there is a charge of £30 per kennel.

Sporting

The 19,000 acre Kildermorie Estate lies in the heart of Ross-shire, renowned for its magnificent scenery and exciting mixed sporting. The Estate, remote and secluded, is only 30 miles by road from Inverness.

Stalking
Kildermorie is a well-known deer forest, with the ground rising from 300 to 2,750 feet naturally forming two beats for red deer which can be stalked in any wind. Traditional garrons are used, where practicable, for bringing beasts off the hill to what is reputedly one of the best deer larders in Scotland. The Estate also offers stalking for sika deer in the forested areas.

Fishing
Fishing is available on Loch Morie and on the beats of the Glasa River, a spate river forming the upper watershed of the River Alness. Loch Morie, which is over two miles long, provides wild brown trout, arctic char and the occasional salmon and ferox trout. There are two boats (with engines) available on Loch Morie, plus fishing for wild brown trout on six other trout lochs/lochan, four of which have boats. Fishing is only from boat or bank (there is no wading). There is also fly fishing for salmon (4 rods) on a prime beat of the lower River Alness, (averaging 50 salmon per annum).

The Sport

• Red and sika deer stalking
• Walked-up grouse (subject to grouse stocks, which have been low in recent years)
• Trout and salmon fishing
• Automated clay pigeon shooting on the estate

Activities

Local Activities
Meall Mor Lodge makes an ideal base for exploring this part of the Highlands :-
Inverness ( “Capital of the Highlands” ) with its shopping, cathedral, and proximity to Loch Ness, the Culloden battlefield and the Cairngorms National Park.

Golf at Royal Dornoch, Nairn and Skibo Castle. Castles at Cawdor, Dunrobin and Urquhart.

Sea fishing, dolphin and seal watching, beaches, Shin Falls, distilleries etc

Property location