Brewlands Lodge, Glenisla, Perthshire

Brewlands Lodge is rented out throughout the year.

Changeover is usually Friday; arrival 4pm and departure at 10am.

The prices below are for self-catering. Partial or full catering POA.
Full concierge service free
Discounts may be available for parties of fewer than 8.

Short breaks may be available in low and mid season. 3 nights 75% of the weekly price. 4 nights 80% of the weekly price. 5-7 nights 100%.


Prices for 2021

23/04/2021 - 5/11/2021 £4985 per week
5/11/2021 - 21/12/2021 £4100 per week

Christmas £5500
New Year £5985

Prices for 2022

7/01/2022 - 22/04/2022 £4100 per week
22/04/2022 - 1/07/2022 £4985 per week
1/07/2022 - 9/09/2022 £5500 per week
9/09/2022 - 4/11/2022 £4985 per week
4/11/2022 - 21/12/2022 £4100 per week
Christmas £5500
New Year £5985

Gas extra by meter reading
wifi free
Free basket of logs every day

Dogs £30 per dog. Maximum of 2 well behaved dogs. Dogs are not allowed in the house under any circumstances but may live in the external drying room.

Comments we have received.

we have never been anywhere that had such an array of activities for all ages. The Highland Games was sensational. We had thought we would organise a home grown one but having a world champion there to give an exhibition and to provide the equipment was SO much better.
Thank you Craig for the clay shooting competitions, the wild life safaris, the stalking, the duck flighting and especially for the day of grouse over pointers. Utterly memorable. Next year we are keen to attempt the Brewlands MacNab....
The Howard party.

Well, what to say? After 7 holidays with you we know the house so well. The fact we keep flying over from the US shows how beloved Wester Brewlands is but we do very much appreciate the way you constantly upgrade it. May and June are our favourite times, but the hot tub in the snow is pretty cool! We would strongly recommend the whisky tasting. Cindy and Jesse

This is the best place in the world! The shooting was FANTASTIC (thank you Craig for all your tuition and the jokes) and the house is uber-comfortable. Where else in the Highlands could you find such amazing views all around AND electric blankets and power showers.... and the smell of fresh bread to haul oneself out of bed to? Next time we promise to do more exercise and less of the massage/Simon cooking all our meals/pampering bit. We know there are a thousand things to do and we did mean to climb mountains, bike, fish, white water raft etc etc etc. The trouble is, just BEING here is so relaxing! The Coopers and Sinclairs.