Arrival is any time between 3-10pm
Check out before 10am

We only allow dogs in WeeBothy at an additional cost. There is a small enclosed decked area to the rear of WeeBothy with artificial grass. Please do not allow the dog to poop here, there’s plenty of walks just outside the main gate. You can use the blue bin at gate for any poo bags. Dogs are  permitted in the field at rear of WeeBothy but must be supervised at all times 
Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times in the grounds and you must pick up and dispose of any mess your dog makes. Sorry no puppies or dogs using puppy training mats. Dogs are not allowed on beds or sofas. If we consider your dog to be dangerous or to be causing a nuisance to anyone (including livestock and/or local game birds), we may ask you to remove it from the premises (without refund or compensation).

These terms and conditions will also be sent to you before arrival. When booking on this website or through any of our OTA ( Online Travel Agent: Booking.com, Expedia, Airbnb etc)  partners, you are agreeing to following our guidance and rules. Anyone deliberately ignoring our guidance and rules will be asked to leave the premises and no refund will be made. Guidelines are for your safety and comfort and also to ensure our tubs do not get damaged.

We are a professional holiday let business and will not waiver from said terms and conditions under any circumstances.

• ​Hours of use: 8am – vacated by 11pm latest​
• Absolutely no glass or food in the tub
• Please do not play music outdoors
• Intoxicated guests should not use the hot tub
• Robes are provided for the duration of your stay and must not be taken off the premises
• No children under 12 can use the hot tub
• Do not stand on the hot tub lid
• Only use the cover lifter – do not take the whole lid off and put on floor!
• Shower before entering and on leaving the hot tub

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HSE – HSG282 compliance
Our hot tubs here are holiday-let standard tubs meaning they are are HSE – HSG282 compliant for your safety. As professional business owners, we follow current HSE legislation and guidance therefore we will not compromise on your safety and ours.
​HSE – HSG282 states that:

1.  We must provide freshly filled and chemically balanced hot tubs for each new guest. Your tub is cleaned and newly filled for your arrival in line with manufacturers and BISHTA (British and Irish Spa and Hot Tub Association) guidance. On same day turnarounds your tub may not be at full temp for earliest check in time of 4pm on check in day due to time it takes to refill and reheat.
2. The tub is checked daily to ensure chemical balance is correct and no damage has occurred. Records of chemicals added or water changes are kept in accordance with HSG282 guidance. If the tub becomes too dirty (this can happen if you choose not following cleanliness and time guidelines), we will advise you not use the tub for the remainder of your stay. There will be a charge of £50 if you wish your tub to be cleaned and refilled during your stay. The tub can take up to 8 hours to reheat.
   We will record and photograph any damage to the tub and tub area on our daily checks. Any damage that requires call outs by engineers or replacement parts will be charged to the user.
3. Holiday let hot tubs MUST  have inline filters that continually dose Bromine into the water. All of our hot tubs are compliant.

Pregnant women should not use the hot tub. Persons with heart disease, diabetes, low or high blood pressure, or any serious illness should not enter the hot tub without prior consultation with their doctor. Persons with any skin condition are not permitted to use.

On rare occasions hot tub may be unavailable during your stay due to unforeseen circumstances. If the tub cannot not be used due to inclement weather such a high winds, lightning storms, no refund will be offered. If we advise that you cannot use due to wind or lightening – you agree not to use the tub.

Hot tub folliculitis:
is caused by a type of bacteria called Pseudomonas aeruginosa, which thrives in warm, moist areas. It can cause a raised rash after using any hot tub. The rash may appear a few days after using a hot tub and may require antibiotics to treat it. Even with our thorough maintenance, we need to advise you of the risk of Hot tub Folliculitis can be caused by staying in the tub for over 15 mins at a time, shaving before use, entering with cuts or scrapes, sitting around in wet swimwear or robes amongst other reasons.
There are some precautions you can take to further reduce your risk. You should note the following also – choosing to disregard this advice can elevate your risk.
Shower prior to use.
Use the tub for max 20 minutes.
Avoid shaving or removing hair immediately before using a hot tub. Waxing should be done at least a day or so in advance if possible.
Don’t sit around in a damp swimsuit or robe. Immediately after getting out of the tub, shower and wash with soap and water.
Clean your swimsuit thoroughly after you’ve been in a hot tub. If you don’t, you could reinfect yourself at a later date.
​IT IS HIGHLY UNLIKELY that it would be caused by the chemical balance of your tubs being incorrect – we keep records to show levels are correct before you enter the water and we can produce these as evidence should we need to.