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Taigh Thormoid
Featuring barbecue facilities, Taigh Thormoid offers accommodations in Amhuinnsuidhe. The property features free private parking.
SOLACE COTTAGE
The property provides free private parking. Outdoor dining is also possible at SOLACE COTTAGE.
Hotel Hebrides
In the heart of the Hebrides, this boutique-style hotel offers individually designed bedrooms with attached bathroom all with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, tea/coffee and DVD players.
George's House - 1 Leacklee
Located in Manish in the Isle of Harris region, George's House - 1 Leacklee has a garden. It features sea views and free WiFi.
Dunarain Bed & Breakfast
Offering river views, Dunarain Bed & Breakfast in Tarbert features accommodations, a garden, and a shared lounge. With lake views, this accommodation provides a patio.
Lochedge Lodge
Located in Maraig in the Isle of Harris region, Lochedge Lodge features a terrace and sea views. Guests have access to free WiFi. The lodge is fitted with a satellite flat-screen TV.
Fisherman's Hut
Offering a garden, Fisherman's Hut offers accommodations in Tarbert. This property offers access to a patio and free private parking.
Kirklea Island Suites
Offering free WiFi and a garden, Kirklea Island Suites is located in Tarbert. Stornoway is 36 miles from the property. Free private parking is available on site.
Ceol na Mara Guest House
This peaceful, 5 Star rated (by Visit Scotland), B&B has beautiful views over Loch Kindebig and is 5 minutes from Tarbet Ferry Terminal. It offers free Wi-Fi and breakfasts made with local produce.
Riverside
Riverside is an apartment located less than 3.1 mi from Tarbert. The property has sea views. The apartment includes 2 bedrooms, a kitchen with a dishwasher and an oven, as well as a coffee machine.
What Guests Said About Amhuinnsuidhe:
- 10Scored 10
A traditional castle in a wonderful Lochside location.
A traditional castle in a wonderful Lochside location. Tastefully decorated with some exceptional art. Interaction with other guests in encouraged and indeed essential over communal breakfast and dinner. Both high quality. Rooms and bathrooms inevitably vary in size but I saw 3 and they were all very comfortable. Access is down a very long narrow road. It has passing places but it is remote and some may not want this. We all thought it was wonderful.
NickUnited States of America - 4.0Scored 4.0
The shower in our room provided hot water for only 3 minutes...
The shower in our room provided hot water for only 3 minutes which didn’t allow both my fiancé and I to have hot showers. We reported this to the staff on the evening of our stay. She said she’d look into it. The same issue happened the next day. On departure we reported this to the estate manager (Mr Morrison). He denied any issue stating he would know about it if there was a problem. Despite having reported this to his staff the previous day he offered no apology, and went further to insinuate we were making the problem up. We added that the only other guests in the castle had reported similar problems over breakfast. Again this fell on deaf ears. A very odd attitude to customer service. Paying over £370 for a one-night stay, hot water is expected. An accusation of lying from Management is not. This soured an otherwise pleasant stay. Despite 9 of the 12 rooms in the castle being empty, we were charged for an upgrade from a twin to a double room. We didn’t mind paying for the upgrade, however the attitude of Mr Morrison was probably the worst experience I have witnessed in hospitality. The castle has so much potential and I can’t understand why it was almost empty on a bank holiday weekend. Maybe the management’s approach to marketing is the same as their customer service - woeful.
RichardUnited Kingdom
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