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1-Bedroom Hot Tub Lodge in Strathmiglo

Fife » Glentarkie Lodges, Strathmiglo, KY14 7RU
Sleeps 2
Pets 2
Hot Tub
Bedrooms: 1
This splendid lodge for two sits in a remarkable location high on Beins Law amid 90 acres of farmland, with countryside all around, offering a restful retreat from the everyday grind. From your doorstep, walk or cycle towards Pitmedden Forest, then make for Falkland village (5 miles), where you can pair a visit to the restored Renaissance palace with the waterfalls and woodlands of Maspie Den. Loch Leven (12 miles) is another lovely option for an active day, with waterside trails where you might spot red squirrels and seasonal flocks of migratory geese. If you fancy stretching the day out, continue to St Andrews (22. 5 miles) for a beach walk or stop by the Lindores Abbey Distillery (8 miles). Knockhill Racing Circuit offers something livelier within 20 miles.
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This splendid lodge for two sits in a remarkable location high on Beins Law amid 90 acres of farmland, with countryside all around, offering a restful retreat from the everyday grind. From your doorstep, walk or cycle towards Pitmedden Forest, then make for Falkland village (5 miles), where you can pair a visit to the restored Renaissance palace with the waterfalls and woodlands of Maspie Den.

Loch Leven (12 miles) is another lovely option for an active day, with waterside trails where you might spot red squirrels and seasonal flocks of migratory geese. If you fancy stretching the day out, continue to St Andrews (22.5 miles) for a beach walk or stop by the Lindores Abbey Distillery (8 miles).

Knockhill Racing Circuit offers something livelier within 20 miles. Step inside this cosy, wood-clad lodge and into a wonderfully light-filled open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, where windows wrap around the social space, flooding it with natural light.

The surrounding farmland and distant hills are always in view, giving the lodge a wonderfully secluded feel that’s made for a romantic escape. Curl up together on the sofa with a film on the Smart TV or spread out maps across the dining table while planning tomorrow’s walk.

The fully equipped kitchen has everything needed for an easy self-catering stay, including an electric oven, ceramic hob, and a L’OR coffee machine. Beyond the social space, the super-king-size bedroom offers another peaceful place to switch off, with its own Smart TV and a picture window overlooking the countryside.

The bed can be arranged as a twin if requested when booking, and a contemporary shower room with walk-in shower and WC completes the lodge. Each evening, make your way out to the patio and watch as the sun dips behind the horizon.

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Perched high on Beins Law, this secluded lodge for two is made for couples who like their getaways with countryside on tap and plenty of active days out within easy reach. Pull on your walking boots and follow trails straight towards Pitmedden Forest, or pack a flask and head to Loch Leven (12 miles) for a waterside walk and boat trip to the castle.
1-Bedroom Lodge with Hot Tub in Strathmiglo
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This splendid lodge for two sits amid 90 acres of glorious farmland on Beins Law, with Fife’s countryside ready to explore from the doorstep. Keen walkers can head into Lomond Hills Regional Park (4 miles), walking along the Glen Vale and stopping at Glen Vale Waterfalls to view its impressive rock formation.
1-Bedroom Hot Tub Lodge with Log Burner in Strathmiglo
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Set on a hillside with breathtaking views and direct access to open countryside walks, this beautifully converted stone steading is a tranquil base for couples or solo travellers looking to explore the beauty of rural Fife. Just 2 miles away, the welcoming town of Newburgh boasts local shops, cafe, pub and the fascinating Lindores Abbey Distillery – a must-visit for whisky enthusiasts.
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Sleeps 4
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Hot Tub
Bedrooms: 2
Perched in a peaceful hillside setting with sweeping views of the Fife countryside, this bright, architecturally designed modern Scottish longhouse is the perfect base for a getaway with family or friends. The charming town of Newburgh (2 miles) has all your essentials and is home to Lindores Abbey Distillery, where you can take a guided tour and discover Scotland’s whisky-making heritage.
2-Bedroom Cottage with Hot Tub in Newburgh
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Sleeps 4
Pets 2
Hot Tub
Bedrooms: 2
Surrounded by rolling fields and open skies, this luxurious interior-designed farmhouse offers a tranquil rural retreat with countryside views and walking trails right on your doorstep. Just 2 miles away, the small town of Newburgh provides local shops and essentials, along with the fascinating Lindores Abbey Distillery.
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Top Days Out Near 1-Bedroom Hot Tub Lodge in Strathmiglo

The best-known attractions within an easy drive of 1-Bedroom Hot Tub Lodge in Strathmiglo, with real driving times.

Royal palace 8 min drive · 5.4 miles

Falkland Palace

Sat nav: KY15 7BY

A Renaissance-style royal palace in Fife, loved by Mary, Queen of Scots, with its own gardens and chapel.

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Falkland Palace, in the Fife village of Falkland, is a royal palace of the Scottish kings and was one of the favourite places of Mary, Queen of Scots. It began as a royal hunting lodge, grew into a castle, and was later transformed by James IV and James V into a Renaissance-style palace.

Tip: Look out for the Chapel Royal, dedicated to Thomas the Apostle, within the palace.

Aquarium 34 min drive · 26.1 miles

Deep Sea World

Sat nav: KY11 1JR

Walk through a 112 metre underwater tunnel beneath the Forth Rail Bridge, with sand tiger sharks swimming overhead.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
  • Thrill seekers
  • 2-3 hours
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Deep Sea World is an aquarium at North Queensferry in Fife, set in a disused quarry below the Forth Rail Bridge. Its star feature is a 112 metre transparent underwater tunnel, one of the longest of its kind in the world. Most animals in the main tank come from British waters, alongside a large collection of sand tiger sharks.

Tip: Check the talk and feed times when you arrive and allow a couple of hours before closing so you don't miss them.

Island castle 18 min drive · 11.8 miles

Loch Leven Castle

Sat nav: KY13 8ET

A ruined island castle where Mary, Queen of Scots was imprisoned and forced to abdicate.

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Loch Leven Castle is a ruined fortress on an island in the middle of Loch Leven, reached by ferry. Its five-storey tower house dates from the 14th century or early 15th, making it one of the oldest surviving tower houses in Scotland. The castle is a scheduled monument in the care of Historic Environment Scotland.

Historic palace 23 min drive · 13.8 miles

Scone Palace

Sat nav: PH2 6BD

The crowning place of Scottish kings, with State Rooms, parkland and a star-shaped maze beside the River Tay.

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Scone Palace is a Category A-listed historic house near the village of Scone and the city of Perth. Built in red sandstone with a castellated roof, it is a fine example of Gothic Revival style. For centuries the site held the Stone of Scone, on which early Scottish kings were crowned, and Robert the Bruce was crowned here in 1306.

Tip: To follow the Stone of Destiny story further, Perth Museum displays it; tickets for that are booked through the museum's own website.

City museum 18 min drive · 11.8 miles

Perth Museum

Sat nav: PH1 5UT

See the Stone of Destiny, the ancient coronation stone of Scottish monarchs, in a restored Edwardian city hall.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
  • Couples
  • 1-2 hours
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Perth Museum sits in the former Perth City Hall, an Edwardian building that once hosted markets, concerts and political conferences. At its heart is the Stone of Destiny, also known as the Stone of Scone, used to crown Scottish monarchs and still used in coronations of the UK's kings and queens. It has returned to Perthshire after more than 700 years.

Tip: The Stone of Destiny experience needs a timed ticket, which you book at the front desk, so sort this out early in your visit.

Historic castle 16 min drive · 12.6 miles

Huntingtower Castle

Sat nav: PH1 3JT

A castle of two linked tower houses where Mary Queen of Scots stayed on her honeymoon.

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Huntingtower Castle sits about 5 km north-west of the centre of Perth, beside the A85, and is in the care of Historic Scotland. Mary Queen of Scots stayed here in 1565 while on honeymoon with Lord Darnley, and the castle has seen plenty of other dramatic episodes, including the Raid of Ruthven in 1582, when the young James VI was seized here.

Tip: Tickets can be booked online for a set date and time, so book ahead before you go.

Design museum 31 min drive · 23.5 miles

V&A Dundee

Sat nav: DD1 4EZ

Scotland's design museum, a Kengo Kuma building on the Dundee waterfront with free general admission.

  • Rainy days
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  • Families
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V&A Dundee is Scotland's design museum, set on Dundee's waterfront. It was the first building in the UK designed by the Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, whose idea was a "living room for the city", and its outer wing reaches out over the River Tay. It is also the only V&A museum outside London.

Tip: Parking is in the nearby Dundee City Council car parks, and the free Smartify app audio tours let you explore at your own pace.

Castle 19 min drive · 11.7 miles

Elcho Castle

Sat nav: PH2 8QQ

A well-preserved 16th-century tower house on the banks of the Tay, with its roofed interior and plasterwork intact.

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Elcho Castle is a fortified mansion built around 1560 and one of Scotland's best-preserved 16th-century tower houses. It sits close to the south bank of the River Tay, about four miles south-east of Perth, and was the Wemyss family's country retreat.

Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.