Eddrachilles Hotel, Lairg

An appealing holiday hotel in woodland beside the Badcall Bay, with sea views. There are inviting lounges and a popular conservatory overlooking the bay. The dining room, with its natural stone walls and flagstone floor, offers fixed-price and carte menus. The well equipped bedrooms are smartly refurbished

ABOUT THIS:

The charm and character of this 200 year old building has been retained, with stone walls and flagstone floors in the dining rooms.
The high standards of food and accommodation at the Eddrachilles Hotel have attracted many awards.
The hotel has been awarded 3 Stars from the Scottish Tourist Board, 2 Stars and 70% from the AA, and is included in The Michelin Guide, Good Hotel Guide and Scotland the Best.
Hosts Isabelle and Richard Flannery look forward to welcoming you to Sutherland!

ROOMS:

Every bedroom at the Eddrachilles Hotel has private en-suite facilities [with bath or shower], a direct dial telephone and a modem point for easy internet access.
There are also ironing facilities, a hairdryer and a trouser press in each room, along with a colour television, radio, tea and coffee making facilities.
Please note that all hotel rooms are designated non-smoking.

TARIFF:

£ per person per night based on double occupancy
B&B from 43.90
Dinner, B&B 1-2 Nights from 59.90
Dinner, B&B 3-5 Nights from 56.75
Dinner, B&B 6-9 Nights from 55.25
Dinner, B&B 10+ Nights from 53.90

TO VISIT:

The Eddrachilles Hotel is ideally located for an active and interesting holiday, or is simply an escape from the bustle of every day life to the peace and tranquillity of the Highlands. Explore the local area or use the hotel as a centre for touring the North and West of Scotland.
Although the Eddrachilles is not a dedicated fishing hotel, for those who would like a day on the loch, there is a local angling club for brown trout in Scourie, where membership is available to hotel guests at a moderate charge.
Handa Island, famous as a bird sanctuary and for its magnificent cliffs and stacks, is only a few miles away to the north. Boat trips across the short stretch of water can be made from nearby Tarbet.
To the south are the waterfalls of Eascoul-Aluin which, with a fall of 658 feet, are the tallest in Britain.
Explore the caves and rock arches carved by the sea and watch the seals, which keep an inquisitive eye on you!
To the north are deserted sandy beaches that stretch for miles. Probably the finest in the country, the haunted Sandwood Bay - the graveyard of many ships wrecked off Cape Wrath - is well worth a visit.
For the walker or climber, the higher mountains are within easy reach of Scourie.
Nearby, one can enjoy the unaltered wild and rugged scenery of the hills, rocks, and thousands of small lochs that are set into the Sutherland landscape.