The house is located on the Isle of Scalpay, in the main village around 15-20 mins drive from the Tarbert ferry terminal, Harris.The is a great local bus service to all the surrounding areas. One Master En-suite Double room with power shower and a connecting (if desired) twin room. One Twin room that if needed can connect to the master double room above. A double room. A single room. Internet is available to guests and the lounge and master bedroom has all the sky channels for your own personal use. A large communial bathroom with bath & power shower. Large guest lounge with use of sky TV. Lovely dining room for breakfast with great views over the harbour. Lovely large kitchen with breakfast bar overlooking the harbour. The Isle of Scalpay is a small island attached to the Isle of Harris (via the Scalpay bridge) in the Outer Hebrides (also called the Western Isles) off the West coast of Scotland. Scalpay has an incredible history, especially when you consider the island's small size. Associated with several important historical characters including Bonnie Prince Charlie, Scalpay's history is also highly amusing. Scalpay is an extremely popular destination for divers with many folk traveling great distances to explore the crystal clear Hebridean waters. Geologists are also frequent visitors to the island to investigate the ancient stone (Lewisian Gneiss). Scalpay is now connected to the larger island of Harris, by a single track bridge, making it an ideal place to stay when touring the Hebrides. Tarbert, the main town on Harris, is just over fifteen minutes drive away, and just a little further and you reach some of the finest beaches in Europe. While many folk who visit the Hebrides choose to stay in Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis some visitors take the wise decision to spend some time on the Isle of Scalpay. Some of the best bed and breakfast establishments in the Western Isles can be found on Scalpay. The views of the islands are outstanding offering rugged hills and beautiful beaches. The golf course is situated beside the beach that even non golfers are happy to go and enjoy the beauty. Fishing and boat trips are also available. Art galleries, that you can enjoy with beautiful home baking. Rates: From £30 per person per night. From £50 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets are allowed. Disabled facilities - please enquire for details. Off street parking. Dinner available. Wi-Fi/internet access.

You can stay on a real working croft in the most beautiful village in the Isle of Lewis. At Ceann Bodaich we try to give you a bit more than you were expecting. For walkers we have hills, cliffs and moorland and, for the more adventurous, the hills of Harris and Uig, to the south, provide a greater challenge. There are few shops in the vicinity, although we are supplied by grocers' and butchers' vans and the Doune Braes Hotel, just outside the village serves food and drink all day, 7 days a week. Rates: £50 to £60 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Breakfast is £15 per person. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. Wi-Fi/internet access. 4 Star Visit Scotland.

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, is Avalon. Avalon is 4 Star graded, with Visit Scotland and we have been providing Bed and Breakfast, for over twenty years. Less than an hour's drive from the Calanish Stones, to the North and half an hour to St Clement's Church at Rodel, in between are the majestic hills of North Harris and the golden sandy beaches of Luskentyre, Seilebost and Horgabost. 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. Bedroom 1 : Twin room with en-suite facilities. Television, radio/alarm clock, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities. Bedroom 2 : Double room with en-suite facilities. Television, radio/alarm clock, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities. View over the loch. Bedroom 3 : Double en-suite. Television, radio/alarm clock, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities are standard. Also has a view over the loch. Here, you will find peace and tranquility, in comfortable and friendly surroundings, whilst you view the wildlife from your window. Rates: From £35 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. 4 Star Visit Scotland.

Our traditional, stone-built house is centrally situated on the Isle of Berneray, next to the Bays Loch seal colony. We can offer a choice of two rooms: a large and comfortable en-suite family guest room, affording magnificent views out over Bays Loch and the Minch beyond, and also a double/twin room, also en-suite, with views towards Borve Hill. The family room contains one double bed and a single bed with pull-out, sleeping up to four in total, while the other room can be made up as either a super-king double or a twin to suit guests' requirements. Both our guestrooms enjoy impressive facilities to make your stay an enjoyable and comfortable one. These include an iPod docking station, satellite TV and DVD player and proper tea and coffee-making facilities, as well as a small fridge, stocked with a small range of complementary beverages. The bathroom in the family room has a bath and shower, while the en-suite in the double room features a luxurious extra-large shower cubicle. Both rooms come stocked with plenty of reading material and information about Berneray and The Hebrides. There is free wireless internet access available from anywhere in the guest accommodation. If you really have to work while you’re with us, we make it possible! Breakfast is served in the spacious family kitchen/dining room at a time of your choosing. We aim to meet most needs with regard to breakfast choices and are happy to tailor the menu to meet your requirements. If you like beautiful beaches, you'll like Berneray. The entire west and northwest of the island is one three-mile-long shell sand beach. The sand is beautifully clean, the water is clear (and cold!) and the views of neighbouring islands Pabbay and Harris are spectacular. A walk along the west beach is a must. But there's plenty more to do besides - climb Beinn Shleibhe for a spectacular view of the Sound of Harris, view the birthplace of Angus Mor MacAskill (the world's tallest man) or visit the Historical Society displays at The Nurse's Cottage to find out more about the island and the surrounding area. Being centrally placed in The Hebrides, Berneray is ideal as a base from which to explore the whole island chain - and Seal View B&B is just five minutes from the Sound of Harris ferry terminal. Rates: From £40 per person per night. From £60 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. Children 5 and below are free. No smoking. Pets are allowed. Covered cycle storage available. Wi-Fi/internet access.