Littlegill Holiday Home
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you might want to know before booking a stay at Littlegill. If your question isn’t answered here, just email hello@littlegill.co.uk — we aim to reply within 24 hours.
The House
Littlegill sleeps up to seven guests across four bedrooms.
Yes — full 1Gb fibre broadband runs throughout the house, fast enough for streaming in every room and dependable for remote working.
Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome by arrangement
No — Littlegill is heated throughout by [PLACEHOLDER — heating type, e.g. “central heating”], so the whole house stays warm and cosy without any fires to tend. There’s a BBQ for outdoor cooking in warmer months.
Yes — private parking is right at the door.
Electric Vehicle Charging
Yes — there’s an EV charger on-site. Payment is contactless: just tap a bank card, Apple Pay or Google Wallet. There’s no app to download and no account to set up.
Getting here
Littlegill is in Roberton, near Biggar, in South Lanarkshire, Scotland — postcode ML12 6RR. The exact entrance is at what3words ///oven.attending.tank.
About ten minutes. Leave the M74 at Junction 13 (Abington) and follow the A73 — Littlegill sits just off it.
Both cities are around an hour’s drive, making Littlegill an easy base for city days out from the countryside.
Lanark, about twenty-five minutes away by car, with regular trains to Glasgow.
Booking and arrival
Check-in is from [PLACEHOLDER] and check-out is by [PLACEHOLDER] on your day of departure.
Book directly through our website for the best rates — availability, secure payment and instant confirmation are all on the booking page. If you’d rather ask a question first, email hello@littlegill.co.uk.
Things to do
Tinto Hill (711m) is the walk on our doorstep. The main path starts at the Fallburn car park just off the A73, a few minutes’ drive away, and takes around three to five hours there and back — with the Tinto Hill Tearoom waiting at the bottom.
Within half an hour you can climb Tinto Hill, browse Biggar’s independent shops and museums, visit the UNESCO World Heritage village of New Lanark and the Falls of Clyde, or explore Scotland’s highest village at Wanlockhead. Glasgow and Edinburgh are each about an hour away. See our Local Area page for the full guide.