Room Refurbished, and it's looking fabulous

Stylish Room with Super King bed

 

Well, it's taken a little longer than we'd planned, but our large double room is now fully refurbished.









We're delighted how it's turned out, hope you agree.



 The room's been completely redecorated in a grey and purple scheme, it looks fresh and clean with a nice twist of colour. We love the brick effect feature wall behind the bed, it looks stunning with some of our original art work on it, the clematis flowers are photos of flowers from the garden processes through Photoshop to look like pencil art and the view above the bed was taken across Loch Ness from at the bottom of our drive.

There's a new carpet and new blackout curtains, great for those early morning sunrises in the summer months.


Lovely, spacious en suite with brand new larger shower.
The en suite has a brand new, much larger shower and all the fixtures and fittings in the bathroom have been replaced. There's a brand new soap dispenser in the shower with lovely Highland Soaps products, Rosemary & Wild Nettle Shampoo and Wild Nettle And Heather body wash.

There's a large mirror above the sink with built in LED lights and a really nice adjustable shaving mirror. We've even installed a nice new towel holder.


We love it and we're sure you will too, to book this room visit our website now at www.potteryhouse.co.uk

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Comments

Juliet H. said…
We stayed in this refurbished room in June 2017, and it's luxurious and so comfortable. After a long drive the day we arrived, it was so welcoming and heavenly. Would visit again in a heartbeat!

Many thanks for your generous hospitality.
Juliet
10:47 AM
essays on time said…
Great journey at the Lower falls looks so amazing and the way you have done this in oil painting is super cool too. I love your artwork and a great blog on this.
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