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Hotels in the Hebrides
From hill walking, golf and golden beaches on the Isle of Harris to the Isle of Skye, the largest island in the Inner Hebrides archipelago, connected to Scotland's northwest coast by bridge. Hike amongst the Cuillin mountains, fish on the lochs or kayak along the coast.
Langass Lodge, Locheport
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Scarista House
Isle Of Harris, Western Isles
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The long drive is worth it to this edge-of-the-world location, where a Georgian manse, with pretty, traditional rooms and superb food, overlooks a long sandy beach.
Viewfield House
Isle Of Skye, Highland
With porte cochère, crenellated tower and fine Victorian interiors, this country house overlooking Loch Portree is redolent of the history of the Macdonald family.
Coll Hotel
Isle Of Coll, Argyll And Bute
Beside the ferry landing, with views to Mull and Staffa, this family-run hotel and island social hub has smart, uncluttered bedrooms, and short menus of locally fished and farmed produce.
Argyll Hotel
Isle Of Iona, Argyll And Bute
Galson Farm Guest House
Isle Of Lewis, Western Isles
On the north-west coast of the Isle of Lewis, Elaine Fothergill and Richard Inger invite you to their traditional Hebridean farmhouse to switch off, unwind and relax.
Coruisk House
Isle Of Skye, Highland
A single-track road leads to this remote and intimate Skye 'black house', with views towards mountains and the islands of Rum and Eigg from simple, chic bedrooms, and a restaurant serving a four-course set menu showcasing superb island produce.

Langass Lodge
North Uist, Western Isles
If you don't see owners Amanda and Niall Leveson Gower around their small hotel, they may be at sister venture Hamersay House, or out diving for scallops and gathering mussels for supper.

The Three Chimneys and The House Over-By
Isle Of Skye, Highland
Decorated in cool Scandi-Scots style, this former crofter's house on the shores of Loch Dunvegan is a celebrated restaurant showcasing local produce, with, across the courtyard, spacious, split-level bedrooms painted in restful shades.

Kinloch Lodge
Isle Of Skye, Highland
'In a beautiful position' on the shores of Loch Na Dal, in the lee of a wooded hill, this former hunting lodge offers 'comfortable bedrooms and public rooms and excellent food'.

Cuillin Hills Hotel
Isle Of Skye, Highland
With possibly the best location in Portree, this former Victorian shooting lodge has spectacular views over the bay and Sound of Raasay to the Cuillin mountains.

Isle of Mull Hotel
Craignure, Isle Of Mull
Wild swimming, wildlife watching and a rejuvenating spa are among the attractions at this immaculately refurbished hotel with glorious views across Craignure Bay.
From hill walking, golf and golden beaches on the Isle of Harris to the Isle of Skye, the largest island in the Inner Hebrides archipelago, connected to Scotland's northwest coast by bridge. Hike amongst the Cuillin mountains, fish on the lochs or kayak along the coast. See seals, otters, dolphins and even a whale or two. Then return to heartwarming hospitality at the many beautiful hotels in the Hebrides. Meanwhile, the Isle of Islay is home to less than 4,000 people and in joyous proportions, eight working whisky distilleries as well. Known for its spectacular landscapes, views that stretch over the Mull of Oa to the Atlantic beyond, its wildlife and its rugged romance. It's also got a reputation for the superb warmth of its inhabitants. Stay at a country house complete with home baked treats and plenty of tea or a B&B filled with exquisite flower arrangements. Sample chocolates from a Highland chocolatier and porridge laced (naturally) with local whisky as well as island ales and botanical gins. Whether you head to the bed and breakfasts of the Isle of Skye or the Isle of Harris, or the luxury hotels of the Western Isles, you can be assured of a unique experience that you won't find anywhere else.