Newton Lodge Hotel, Lairg

Set in an elevated position well back from the road, south of Kylesku Bridge, this imposing purpose-built private hotel commands breathtaking loch and mountain views. The delightful lounge and bright airy conservatory make the most of the spectacular panorama, whilst the dining room is an attractive setting where dinner might feature locally caught seafood. The comfortable bedrooms are well equipped and smartly furnished.

Newton Lodge is a small private 4-star guest house, purpose built to offer quality en-suite accommodation. The Lodge nestles between Quinag, a well known mountain and the sea loch, Loch Glencoul and is ideally situated for exploring the Northwest Highland Tourist Route.

At Newton Lodge you will find a warm welcome, comfort and home cooking. Our non-smoking lodge is for residents only and we have strived to create a homely atmosphere in a country house amidst beautiful scenery.

The hotel is centrally heated throughout. The beautifully fitted residents lounge has spectacular views over Loch Glencoul and just below is a small seal colony. The seals can be observed from our telescope in the conservatory or by taking a walk along the shoreline. We hold a residents licence for wine and spirits so guests can enjoy pre and after dinner drinks in either our lounge or conservatory while watching the seals and enjoying the fabulous views.

During your holiday you will find lots of things to do in the area. Should you want to just relax and unwind then this is the place to do so, or you may wish to discover some of the interesting local attractions. Beautiful, lonely, unspoilt beaches are within easy access and there are numerous walks in the area. These can be taken as a leisurely stroll, or you attempt one of the more adventurous mountain walks.

Newton Lodge is situated two miles south of Kylesku village and the spectacular Kylesku Bridge. The fishing village of Lochinver is a scenic half hour drive. Newton Lodge is also situated at the centre of Scotland's first Global Geopark, a 2000 square km area, which encompasses some of the finest mountain and coastal landscapes in Britain and a wealth of classic geological localities.