The Highland retreat of Creag na h-lolaire (Gaelic for 'rock of the eagle') is named after the rare white-tailed sea eagles that can be seen swooping in the skies above its location looking over Loch Shieldaig.
It's a unique place to stay, designed by award-winning architects from sustainable materials and featuring floor-to-ceiling triple-glazed windows to make the most of the eye-popping views.
From the Northern Lights to local wildlife - you'll not miss a thing happening outside whether you are sitting down for dinner or having a drink on the terrace.
Sleeping up to four guests, there are two bedrooms - one kingsize and one that can be either a kingsize or twin - two bathrooms featuring a freestanding bathtub and a rainfall shower, a living space with wood burner and underfloor heating, and a well-equipped kitchen
And if you can tear yourself from the views, there is plenty to enjoy in the surrounding Torridon area of the West Highlands - from Munro bashing and coastal walks, to water sports and local restaurants.
You can book Creag na h-lolaire at www.hostunusual.com - take the tour here:
2. They say it changes when the sun goes down
You can enjoy a drink in the evening while watching an amazing sunset - weather willing.
3. I spy
Keep a look out for the plentiful local wildlife without leaving your lodgings - from white-tailed sea eagles, to seals and red squrrels.
4. Keeping cozy
A wood burner will make sure you stay toasty warm should the Scottish weather take a turn for the chilly.