B&B - Bed and Breakfast in the Outer Hebrides (Western Isles)


Loch Roag Guest House, Breasclate, Isle of Lewis

Loch Roag Guest House     Breasclate, Isle of Lewis

Welcome to Loch Roag Guest House, a four star B&B on the Isle of Lewis. The Guest House is in a central location, ideal for touring Lewis and Harris. We have a range of bedrooms and a spacious dining room all with stunning views.

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Lochedge Guest House, Maraig, near Tarbet

Lochedge Guest House     Maraig, near Tarbet

Lochedge is a purpose-built, eco-sensible guest-house in Maraig, 4 miles north of Tarbert, the main village and port on Harris. We have three bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms with mains pressure hot water, FreeSat TV and iPod docking; a guest lounge with music, Xbox and books - great cooking, packed lunches and drying facilities. There is excellent walking right outside the front door with An Cliseam, Todun and the Skeaudale Horseshoe for those who like the hills and the Urgha footpath for those who prefer lower ground.

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Sandwick 
Bay, Stornoway

Sandwick Bay     Stornoway

Located on the shoreline of Sandwick Bay the property offers stunning unrestricted sea views. Ample private free off road parking, motorcyclists and cyclists welcome. Where practicable we offer a free shuttle service to guests, from the local airport or ferry.

The property has recently been extensively upgraded to offer you an unforgettable experience. Each room has LCD TV and tea/coffee making facilities. The en suites are all finished in marble. The sea facing upstairs bedrooms are floored in natural oak as is the large lounge, we also offer free wi-fi internet. Breakfast ingredients are all locally sourced including the famous stornoway black pudding. We have a wet room to dry off wet clothes etc.

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