Outer Hebrides Island Hopscotch

A modern family-run B&B with wonerdful views over the turquoise waters and white sands of Traigh Mhor. Close to the ferry terminal you will be conveniently located for your onward journey to South Uist. Enjoy bright, airy bedrooms and breakfast with a view. 

Heathbank Hotel on Barra was originally built as a mission house/church in the mid 1800's.  In 1948 during the making of the classic film Whisky Galore, the building was offering accommodation as a guest house. It is the ideal place to sit with a coffee or dram and watch fishing boats arriving across the bay at Ardveenish pier, with their day's catch.

You will receive a very warm welcome at the Castlebay Hotel. The Hotel sits in a prime position overlooking Kismul Castle, the harbor and the beautiful island of Vatersay. Opened in 1880 the modernised hotel offers warm comfortable rooms. 

A modern family-run B&B with wonerdful views over the turquoise waters and white sands of Traigh Mhor. Close to the ferry terminal you will be conveniently located for your onward journey to South Uist. Enjoy bright, airy bedrooms and breakfast with a view. 

Heathbank Hotel on Barra was originally built as a mission house/church in the mid 1800's.  In 1948 during the making of the classic film Whisky Galore, the building was offering accommodation as a guest house. It is the ideal place to sit with a coffee or dram and watch fishing boats arriving across the bay at Ardveenish pier, with their day's catch.

You will receive a very warm welcome at the Castlebay Hotel. The hotel sits in a prime position overlooking Kismul Castle, the harbour, and the beautiful island of Vatersay. Opened in 1880, the modernised hotel offers warm comfortable rooms. 

Kilvale B&B is a modern, and homely accommodation with great views along the Lochmaddy- Lochboisdale road. All bedrooms are ensuite, and have a hairdryer and toiletries, modern televisions/dvds/docking stations.  There are also tea and coffee making facilities in each room.  You can feel free to make use of the lounge to sit and read, socialise, or watch Sky Television programmes.  Free wifi throughout.

This 4-star inn was once a change-house: a place where one could wait for the ferry when travelling between South Uist and Eoligarry on Barra. The original building is now privately owned by local sisters Morag MacKinnon and Margaret Campbell whose aim is to ensure you sample true island hospitality and comfort. All rooms offer sea views and there is a cosy residents lounge, along with a lounge bar and public bar, both with open fires. 

Orasay Inn is set in an area of outstanding natural beauty at the north end of the Isle of South Uist in the Outer Hebrides. All their bedrooms are tastefully appointed with en-suite facilities, TV, hair-dryer and hospitality tray. Their rooms all have generous sized beds, with space around them and the usual furnishings to allow you a comfortable overnight stay.

The restaurant offers a superb selection of fish and seafood comes fresh from boat to hotel kitchen, supplied by local fishermen and much of their beef is from their own fold of Highland Cattle, raised on their croft.

A small family-run hotel in the village of Lochmaddy. This small hotel is attached to a cosy, nautical themed brasserie serving plenty of delicious fresh seafood offerings. All cosy bedrooms are en suite. 

One of the finest and most popular small hotels on North Uist, Langass Lodge possesses all the character and charm you would expect from a renovated shooting lodge. Enjoy the fantastic outlook over Loch Eport and Ben Eaval. Each of the 11 rooms has everything you'll need for a great stay. In the evening why not dine in the restaurant with a menu that changes daily?

Ben View B&B in North Uist sits on the Hebridean Way. A few minutes from St Kilda viewpoint and Balranald nature reserve. Ben View is a family business run by Paul and Lisa Prichard. They offer double rooms and a wide range of services to make your stay more comfortable. 

The Harris Hotel has been family-owned and run for over 100 years. The hotel has 23 en-suite bedrooms, most of which are quite different, in keeping with the character of the building, but all have undergone extensive refurbishment, some in a more modern style and others retaining the more traditional feel of the hotel. In the restaurant, their menus offer an extensive choice of only the best and freshest of local ingredients, including fresh fish, shellfish, lamb, beef and venison. Their food is traditional but with modern and contemporary flair.

The original dwelling dates back to 1904. Many of the house’s original features such as the purple-tiled fireplace in the lounge and the main staircase have been retained and contribute to its distinctive character. Guest accommodation in the main house comprises en-suite facilities with either a shower or a bath and shower. The rooms are tastefully appointed, with quality furnishings, some of which are genuine antiques. Your sense of seclusion from the stresses of the outside world is enhanced by the absence of television reception in the locality and all rooms are TV-free!

The Isle of Harris is probably the most scenic of all the Western Isles and perfectly situated to take in all the island has to offer. The house is situated on the family croft, with a southerly aspect over West Loch Tarbert.  Some of our rooms have extensive views of the loch. All the rooms have flat screen TV, iPod docking, free Wi-Fi, hairdryer, and tea & coffee making facilities.

Situated on the north west coast of Lewis, just a 25 minute drive from Stornoway, this comfortable hotel is a perfect base to explore the both the Callanish standing stones and the northern most tip of the Butt of Lewis. The cosy rooms have everything you'll need to relax after a day's walking. Alongside a comprehensive selection of wining and dining options, the bar stocks a wide range of local beers and malts whiskies - perfect for toasting your stay on the Outer Hebrides.

A relaxed and welcoming family-run guesthouse that's been welcoming guests for over 20 years. Just a 30 minute drive from Stornoway and is a few minutes from the iconic Callanish standing stones. Unwind in cosy rooms, some with stunning views across to the mountains Harris. Enjoy displays of local art and photography, examples of work on exhibit at the nearby Morven and Oisveal galleries. 

Located in a quiet residental part of Stornoway, the largest town on the Outer Hebrides, this 4* B&B makes for the perfect retreat. With welcoming hosts and a beautifully decorated spacious rooms to relax in of an evening you're bound to have a great stay. 

Situated on the north west coast of Lewis, just a 25 minute drive from Stornoway, this comfortable hotel is a perfect base to explore the both the Callanish standing stones and the northern most tip of the Butt of Lewis. The cosy rooms have everything you'll need to relax after a day's walking. Alongside a comprehensive selection of wining and dining options, the bar stocks a wide range of local beers and malts whiskies - perfect for toasting your stay on the Outer Hebrides.

A relaxed and welcoming family-run guesthouse that's been welcoming guests for over 20 years. Just a 30 minute drive from Stornoway and is a few minutes from the iconic Callanish standing stones. Unwind in cosy rooms, some with stunning views across to the mountains Harris. Enjoy displays of local art and photography, examples of work on exhibit at the nearby Morven and Oisveal galleries. 

Located in a quiet residental part of Stornoway, the largest town on the Outer Hebrides, this 4* B&B makes for the perfect retreat. With welcoming hosts and a beautifully decorated spacious rooms to relax in of an evening you're bound to have a great stay.